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Reviews of IFC’s Bollywood Hero and HBO’s Boy Interrupted
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Channel Surfing: “Bollywood Hero” Needs More Heroics
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Jill Scott: Great Scott
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Jill Scott on acting and her Botswana-borne identity.
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GALLERY: Black List Vol. 2 Screening
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New York’s elite turned out for a screening of HBO’s The Black List Vol. 2. Check out the photos here!
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“The Wire” in 5 Minutes
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We all miss HBO’s The Wire, so let’s relive the entire series in five minutes with this Mad Skillz music video.
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Diary of a Sex and the City Virgin: Season Six (Parts 1 and 2)
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Well, I’ve at least reached the end of this long, 94-episode trip though the lives of Carrie Bradshaw and her three fabulous NYC pals. I’ve laughed a lot, groaned a lot and actually felt the odd tug and my heartstrings here and there.
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Tune In: Generation Kill
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The Wire may be gone, but creators/showrunners David Simon and Ed Burns are still making must-see TV for HBO. For their latest production, the seven part miniseries Generation Kill, the duo leaves the mean streets of Baltimore behind for an actual war zone: Iraq circa March 2003, the month that U.S. troops rolled across the border officially beginning the conflict we’re still mired in.
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Diary of a Sex and the City Virgin: Season Five
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The second to last season of SATC gets a womp, womp due to lack of direction and Carrie’s clingy-ness.
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Diary of a Sex and the City Virgin: Season Four
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I’ve taken a bit of a Sex and the City break since seeing the better-than-you-may-have-heard movie version last month, but the vacation’s finally over and I’m back to finish off the last three seasons and then bid a fond farewell to Carrie and her pals. And it will be a fond farewell, because against the odds, I grew to really likely the series by the end of its run.
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Lloyd: King of Queens
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R&B heartthrob Lloyd knows that becoming successful means thinking three steps ahead and acknowledging where the real power lies. His new album, Lessons in Love, shows off his growth as a singer and pays a tribute to the ladies.
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Diary of a Sex and the City Virgin: Season Three
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Season Three is the show’s most consistent and engaging year yet.
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Diary of a Sex and the City Virgin: Season One
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Hello, my name is Ethan Alter and I have a confession to make: I’ve never seen a full season of Sex and the City. I’m going through this behemoth season by season, so let’s start off with where it all began, Season One, which premiered on HBO in the summer of ‘98…
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The Wire: Streets is Watching
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Some have risen. Some have Fallen. Some have been locked up and others bagged up. The characters who posted up on West Baltimore blocks in HBO’s The Wire told a million stories about life in America’s black urban centers. With the show in its final season, GIANT presents a tribute to television’s best-ever dramatic series.
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VIDEO: On the Set with “The Wire” Star Jamie Hector
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See what Brooklyn native Jamie Hector has to say about playing the notorious Marlo Stanfield on HBO’s hit series The Wire.
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VIDEO: On the Set with “The Wire” Cast
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HBO’s “The Wire” is arguably the hottest drama on HBO right now. In honor of the show’s final season, GIANT magazine talked to and photographed key members of the ensemble cast for our tribute package. Watch our exclusive behind-the-scenes video here.
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