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Candice Frederick

Candice Frederick

Senior Culture Reporter at HuffPost

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'Wicked' Marketing Has Felt Eternal. It Also Raises Uncomfortable Questions.

Like with “Barbie,” Hollywood has spent heaps of money for endless promotions that serve its bottom line — and prioritize a certain consumer and film.
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'Gladiator II' Will Definitely Entertain You

Denzel Washington, Paul Mescal, Pedro Pascal and more talk about the long anticipated sequel to the 2000 historical epic.
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The Reckoning And Short-Lived Glory Of The '90s Black Horror Movie

Popular films like “Tales From the Hood,” “Eve’s Bayou” and “Candyman” launched an exciting new era of the genre. But that was never set up to last.
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What We Lose With The End Of 'Somebody Somewhere'

The tender HBO series debuted in a bleak pop culture era. With its remarkable third and final season, it will leave behind a major gap in nicecore TV.
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A Movie About The Things We Don't Talk About In The Black Community

“Exhibiting Forgiveness" unravels its director's estrangement from his father. It also explores a cultural cognitive dissonance.
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Pharrell Williams Deserves A Nuanced Film About Him. 'Piece By Piec...

The hitmaker stars in a movie about himself that sidesteps all past controversies to reflect a heavily curated version of his life and career — in Lego animation.
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Here's All The Movies And TV We're Talking About This Fall

From new releases to returning favorites, the HuffPost Culture Desk has got you covered on all things fall TV and movies.
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‘What Do We Do With An Icon?’

Older female actors made exciting comebacks at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival. They also contended with the same tired conversations.
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Maybe No One Wants To See 'The Apprentice,' Actually

At the Toronto International Film Festival, a fictional drama about Donald Trump raises questions of truth and the film's necessity amid the presidential election.
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'The Brother From Another Planet,' Kamala Harris And The Fallacy Of...

Forty years after the cult classic gave us a Black character from outer space who crash-lands in Harlem, it finds new relevance in today’s discussions on race.
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'The Deliverance' Is A Mess Of A Movie

Glenn Close and that wig are just one (big) part of the problem.