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StarCraft Doesn’t Sound Like An Xbox Exclusive
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In a competitive situation, Paramount Television Studios and Skydance Sports have landed the spec script Knockouts from writers Clara Nevins and Harper Oreck, Variety has learned exclusively. Per the official logline, the show is set against the glossy world of SEC sports and Southern sorority life, where four girls in a bottom-tier sorority use their […]
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‘Compound’ Uses Security Camera Footage to Show the Violent Downfall of an Off-the-Grid Family, Reflecting America’s Increasing Surveillance State Paranoia
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