Crimes of the Future is a surprisingly funny, neo-noir body horror about creating decades worth of art and what it means to exist in one space for so long. It is Cronenberg giving us what we want ...

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Murderbot is a very smart, very funny new sci-fi comedy series on Apple TV+. The show stars Alexander Skarsgård as a cyborg who works security for a team of hapless, bumbling scientists exploring ...

For starters, this is a blisteringly funny satire of the art world. ... "Crimes of the Future" opens Thursday, June 2 at AMC Boston Common, Kendall Square Cinema and in the suburbs, ...

What’s worse: a future in which the robots turn against us or a future filled with robot stand-up comedians? Regular stand-up comedians are bad enough; I ...

Will AI kill art? Not likely, says the artist Alexander Reben, who has been working with AI for years. In fact, we may be entering an exciting new period that changes how we think about creativity ...

Funny Girl, October 17-22, 2023 The Wiz, November 7-12, ... BACK TO THE FUTURE, the beloved, cinematic classic is now a Broadway musical with its destination set for Charlotte in 2024.

Review: Two solo art exhibitions in Minneapolis ponder past, present and future . From protests to ancient rock formations, two international artists ponder big questions. By Alicia Eler.

In the future, humans are evolving, the feeling of pain is disappearing and surgery is the new sex. In the world of David Cronenberg’s (“The Fly”) new film “Crimes of the Future” — releasing in the ...

Rachel Pike,11th Grade- 1st Place NASA Langley NASA’s Langley Research Center asked kids from the Hampton Rhodes area of Virginia to create art in keeping with the theme “The Future is Now.” ...

The idea behind 'Funny or Die Presents Donald Trump's The Art Of the Deal: The Movie' beats the execution. But it's still pretty good.

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