2016
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Celebrities We Lost in 2016
These entertainers and personalities faded away this year. We pay tribute to them.
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2016's Box-Office Winners and Losers
Regardless of your political persuasion, 2016 was a year of tumult and uncertainty. At least the movies gave us an occasional break from the headlines. Feel-good animated films triumphed at the box office this year, with Finding Dory at No. 1, while superheroes found a darker groove (the hard-R comedy Deadpool, the villain-driven Suicide Squad) and familiar franchises — Harry Potter, Star Wars — put down new roots. Before we toast the arrival of 2017, here’s a list of the biggest box-office winn
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The Top 50 Movies of 2016 in Two Minutes
On Monday we published Yahoo Movies’ choices for 2016’s top films. To go along with our list, we’ve compiled a supercut video companion piece (watch it above) that spotlights the best movies of the past 12 months in a brisk 120 seconds.
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The Worst TV Shows of 2016
Having chosen the best in drama and comedy, I am now required to go negative and pick the worst TV shows of 2016. Third, no reality TV, because I watch so little of that junk, how could I fairly measure which was more awful — Rob & Chyna, for example, or Wahlburgers? Chelsea (Netflix) Amid all the complaints that too few women are hosting talk shows, Chelsea Handler was handed one by Netflix.
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The Best TV Comedies of 2016
As was true of my Best Dramas list, there’s only one show here from network television, and it’s not because I think sitcoms need premium-cable freedom to use naughty words to get laughs. The list is alphabetical, because I really couldn’t say that the kind of laughs you get from John Oliver are “better” than those of, say, Broad City. Better Things (FX): Pamela Adlon, working with Louis C.K., has created a new kind of single-mom-with-kids sitcom — moodier and more fraught, but never losing si
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The Best TV Dramas of 2016
I’m dividing my TV best list into two: dramas and (posting tomorrow) comedies, which means that, in this age of Too Much (Quality) TV, my 10 best is really a 20 best, and I still have notes on some 15 other shows that could have made the cut. In other words, TV year-end lists are currently a challenge to find ways of cram in all the stuff you like. Year-end lists are fun to compile and read — I like to read other people’s lists, to see where our tastes coincide or diverge. ...
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Emmy Awards 2016: Best Jokes From Jimmy Kimmel’s Opening Monologue
Jimmy Kimmel hosted the 68th Emmy Awards, and after using a dragon from "Game of Thrones" to burn Ryan Seacrest in the opening, he continued to roast other celebrities in attendance.