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Instead of walking around blindfolded for the “Bird Box” challenge, read the original novel. Josh Malerman’s chilling, apocalyptic debut has been favorably compared to the likes of Stephen King. It’s no wonder the Netflix adaptation starring Sandra Bullock has become such a craze.
Oscars snub…
The documentary of Mr. Rogers’ life, “Won’t You Be My Neighbor?,” was snubbed by the Academy this year. (Who snubs MR. ROGERS? That is just rude.) If you’re still feeling the sting — or want to know even more about Mr. Rogers’ life — this biography (narrated by the also-beloved LeVar Burton) is for you.
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“Tidying Up With Marie Kondo” is Netflix’s latest original series just in time for the new year. Make 2019 the year you finally learn the ins and outs of the KonMari Method so you can effectively clean your house and your mind.
Oscar nominee…
Glenn Close won the best actress (drama) Golden Globe, and now she’s up for an Oscar in the same category for her performance in the movie adaptation of “The Wife.” A searing portrayal of American marriage and the sacrifices, betrayals, and gender roles it entails, complete with a twist ending that puts the entire story in perspective.
Oscars snub…
There’s no bigger Oscar snub this year than the much-lauded “Crazy Rich Asians” getting no nominations. It’s just plain insane, because by now you’ve surely heard just how crazy great this satirical romantic comedy is. Laugh along on a glamorous trip to Singapore as social classes and various cultures collide.
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Thriller novelist John Grisham’s only foray into standalone nonfiction is back in the spotlight thanks to a Netflix documentary. This story of small town crime and a miscarriage of justice is masterfully told.
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