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How Batman and Superman became best frenemies forever
"Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice," out Friday, may confuse those who think the Dark Knight and the Man of Steel as best friends.
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Minnesota-shot films 'Stray' and 'Serial Killer' premiere at SXSW
Good audiences greeted the movies, filmed last year in Minneapolis and the Iron Range, respectively.
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Review: Jennifer Garner's 'Miracles From Heaven' is effective, even for those of little faith
REVIEW: The faith-based melodrama "Miracles From Heaven" is surprisingly effective, even for those of little faith.
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Harrison Ford, Steven Spielberg returning for 5th 'Indiana Jones' movie
"Indiana Jones is one of the greatest heroes in cinematic history, and we can't wait to bring him back to the screen in 2019," the chairman of Walt Disney Studio says.
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'Princess Diaries 3' with Anne Hathaway? After she has her baby
The "Les Misérables" Oscar winner will reprise her breakout role in "Princess Diaries 3," director Garry Marshall said Monday.
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Michael Keaton to star in film of Vince Flynn's 'American Assassin'
Michael Keaton is set to star in an adaptation of the late Vince Flynn's bestselling novel series "American Assassin."
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Who you gonna call? All-female 'Ghostbusters' debut in reboot's first trailer
Sony Pictures has released the first trailer for Paul Feig's all-female reboot of "Ghostbusters," and it's a scream in more ways than one.
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Live: 2016 Oscars from red carpet to winners' circle
Follow along with a crew of reporters and editors at the Star Tribune as we watch and react to the 2016 Academy Awards.
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Graphic: Whitewashing the Oscars
Since 2002, only 41 people of color have been nominees, out of 300 available spots. Only nine actors of color have won.
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