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Markus Schleinzer on Sandra Hüller, Star of His Austrian Oscar Entry ‘Rose’ and a Berlin Best Lead Performance Winner: ‘She’s the Queen’

As a filmmaker, Markus Schleinzer owes much to his 17-year career as a casting director. “Directing a movie and being a casting director are quite similar jobs,” he tells Variety. Both require making the right choices under pressure and persuading others to believe in them. For a casting director, that means convincing a filmmaker or […]

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Sally Rooney Speaks Out on Her Books Being Removed from U.K. Shelves Over Palestine Action Support: ‘I am Wholly Prepared to Accept the Consequences’

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Kotaku·29m ago

GTA 5 Getting Yanked From PlayStation Plus Right Before GTA VI Launches

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GameSpot·46m ago

Epic Is Overhauling Its Anti-Cheat So That Fortnite Can Finally Come To A New Platform

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Rolling Stone·50m ago

How a Controversial Hepatitis B Study Was Funded by the CDC Amid a Global Swirl of Criticism

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Rolling Stone·1h ago

How to Get Tickets to the 2026 ‘Christmas Spectacular Starring the Radio City Rockettes’ Online

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