If you look at the IMDb stills from Martin McDonagh’s first short film, “Six Shooter,” you can find a picture of Brendan Gleeson holding a pistol up to the head of a bunny. McDonagh’s first full-length feature, In Bruges, notably featured a scene of…

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Why Jason Momoa worked years to bring hardcore Hawaiian history to life in his new AppleTV+ series ‘Chief of War.’

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Vince Mancini on how he plans to resist the tech overlords pushing us to live (and work) more efficiently—and hopefully feel more alive in the process.

‘Rocky’ meets ‘The Ten Commandments’ in a new movie that reimagines Jesus Christ as an MMA contender’s mentor.