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John Powers contends that 'Coyote vs. Acme' resonates because it satirizes runaway corporate power through the lens of Wile E. Coyote suing Acme Corporation. The review connects the film to Ian Frazier’s original essay, highlighting its blend of legal thriller tropes with Looney Tunes surrealism.
BET is reviving the Soul Train Awards for November 27, simulcast across CBS, BET HER, VH1, MTV2, and LOGO. The revived show will be taped in Chicago with a reimagined format blending legacy artists and new talent, returning after a three-year hiatus.
The Los Angeles Times reports on Gloria Steinem's posthumous Netflix interview, where she urges the next generation to tell their own stories. She argues that feminism is a diverse movement, noting that women of color often show stronger support for feminist issues than white women.
Billboard announces the digital release of Jenni Rivera's historic 2011 Staples Center concert recording, fifteen years after she became the first female regional Mexican artist to sell out the venue. The piece features reflections from her daughter Jacqie Rivera on the performance's significance and Rivera's enduring legacy as a resilient artist.
Billboard details the Premios Juventud 2026 ceremony held in Marbella, Spain, marking the awards' first European debut. The article highlights cross-generational Latin music performances, including collaborations by Shakira, Burna Boy, and Quevedo, celebrating the genre's international reach during the inaugural PJ Fest event.
This article outlines new features and improvements at the 2026 Washington State Fair, including an integrated sound system, additional seating, and updated entertainment options. It emphasizes the fair's goal of evolving traditions while maintaining its century-long appeal to visitors in Puyallup.
The article outlines various entertainment options in San Diego for the Labor Day weekend, including Padres baseball games, the Barona Powwow, and music festivals. It highlights cultural events like the Ukrainian Festival and local benefits, providing a guide to regional leisure activities.
USA Today outlines ten anticipated television series premiering in fall 2026, highlighting new entries in the NCIS franchise and comedies starring Matthew McConaughey. The piece argues that despite a fragmented release schedule, autumn remains a significant period for generating viewer excitement across broadcast and streaming platforms.
The article argues that Gloria Steinem and Dolly Parton embodied complementary feminist ideals, with Steinem providing political vocabulary and Parton demonstrating self-authorship through her career. It contends that Parton's autonomy and control over her image validated feminism's core promise of agency, even without explicit political labeling.
The Boston Globe provides a curated guide to Labor Day weekend events in the Boston area, highlighting King Richard's Faire, the Asian American Day Festival, and the Detour Music & Creative Festival. It also notes special screenings at Fenway Park and performances by Alok.