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The 13 most controversial album covers of all time, from The Beatles to Nirvana: ‘We’re all naked really’

THE COUNTDOWN: From flagrant nudity to cartoon bestiality, there are all sorts of reasons cover art can spark controversy. Kevin E G Perry picks some of the most memorable examples

The Independent UK

Eiza Gonzalez and Will Poulter to star in I Love Boosters

Eiza Gonzalez and Will Poulter are the latest stars to join the packed cast of Boots Riley's film 'I Love Boosters'.

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Lily Gladstone, Da’Vine Joy Randolph, 485 others invited to join film academy

Actors Lily Gladstone, Da’Vine Joy Randolph and Catherine O’Hara and filmmakers Cord Jefferson, Boots Riley and S

The Independent UK

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Boots Riley on strikes, sedition and sex: ‘Being a communist is the closest to being a superhero there is’

The musician, activist and writer’s lo-fi superhero drama I’m A Virgo is so radical it’s the epitome of anti-Marvel. He talks mental health, battling Amazon from within and keeping it ‘janky’

The Guardian - UK

On my radar: Slavoj Žižek’s cultural highlights

The Slovenian cultural theorist on enjoying books that contradict him, Boots Riley’s hilarious TV series, and his ‘terrifying’ taste in food

The Guardian - UK

They Cloned Tyrone review: Jamie Foxx charms in Netflix’s stylish, alluring sci-fi mystery

This is funny and sharp filmmaking, but John Boyega’s central performance lends it a real streak of despair

The Independent UK

'They Cloned Tyrone' review: 'Get Out' meets 'The Cabin in the Woods' in sci-fi comedy

The comic sci-fi blaxploitation homage "They Cloned Tyrone" is a wild genre mashup that mixes styles and influences from across the genre spectrum, like a trip to the video store with nods to filmmakers John Carpenter, Spike Lee, Boots Riley and others.

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7 best Prime Video shows you’re not watching

Go beyond Prime Video's top shows list and watch these under-the-radar gems

Tom’s Guide

Take that, Marvel! I’m a Virgo is ingenious TV that slays every superhero movie

Boots Riley’s show about a 13ft teen is so boundlessly, brilliantly radical it could not just kill off the superhero genre – but help bring down the entire capitalist system

The Guardian - UK

‘I’m a Virgo’ review: Superhero fatigue? This fierce, funny, politically aware Amazon series about a 13-foot giant provides the antidote

At this point in our 2023 screen lives, we’ve seen just about everything money and a near-total lack of filmmaking magic can buy. But there are still artists among us, creating wonders of illusion and purpose.

Chicago Tribune

I'm A Virgo is the best superhero show you're not watching

Amazon Prime's I'm A Virgo centers the human experience of living with superhumans under capitalism, and it does it with outstanding creativity and verve.

Tom’s Guide

Zack De La Rocha and Tom Morello among artists to boycott venues that use face-scanning technology

Other high-profile artists who have pledged to the cause include Wheatus, Boots Riley and Anti-Flag

The Independent UK

Jharrel Jerome of 'I'm a Virgo' is a Libra, but he can channel another star sign

Like his 2018 feature debut, "Sorry to Bother You," Boots Riley's new Prime Video show, "I'm a Virgo," is tough to pin down.

Los Angeles Times

"I'm a Virgo" is (super)heroic TV art

The director of "Sorry to Bother You" uses comic book tropes to mask a creative fable about working class heroism

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Total Film

The 7 best new movies and shows to stream this weekend

From Skrulls to chefs, here's what to watch this weekend

TechRadar

7 new movies and TV shows on Netflix, Max, Prime Video and more this weekend (June 23)

From long-awaited Marvel thrillers to returning kitchen dramas, there’s plenty to watch this weekend.

Tom’s Guide

9 new TV shows and movies to watch this weekend on Netflix, Max and Hulu (June 23-25)

Our guide on what to watch this weekend, including The Bear, Secret Invasion, And Just Like That.

The Independent UK

I’m a Virgo review: One of the most urgent, intense pieces of television in recent years

Jharrel Jerome is a revelation as a 13ft-tall Black man, balancing monstrous clumsiness with deep-seated sweetness, in Boots Riley’s first TV series

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The Guardian - UK

I’m a Virgo review – Boots Riley’s glorious coming-of-age tale sucks you in like almost no other TV show

This weird and wonderful story of a 13ft teen is vigorous, clever and fun. It’s as fresh and invigorating as a cold shower

Inverse

Amazon's Weird Sci-Fi Epic is the Smartest Social Satire of the Year

Boots Riley’s 'Sorry to Bother You' follow-up is a fresh and funny call to arms.

The Guardian - UK

I’m a Virgo: this magical tale about a giant teenager is joyously bold

Sheer ambition shines from this anti-superhero drama about a 13-foot-tall black teen. Writer and director Boots Riley’s series goes places where you struggle to follow – but that’s the point

The Guardian - UK

I’m a Virgo to Secret Invasion: the seven best shows to stream this week

Jharrel Jerome is a 13ft-tall teenager in Boots Riley’s gloriously eccentric new show, and Samuel L Jackson is back in the MCU! Plus: watch Glastonbury from your sofa

Evening Standard

I’m a Virgo on Prime Video review: a superb, original drama that shoots for the stars

This bonkers, funny and often-satirical show sets out to defy all expectations of what TV should be

WhatToWatch

I'm a Virgo: release date, trailer, cast and everything we know about the Boots Riley TV show

Boots Riley brings his unique perspective to TV with I'm a Virgo. Here is everything that you need to know about the comedy/fantasy series.

Los Angeles Times

As the writers strike lingers, TV showrunners are opting out of publicity for their work

LOS ANGELES — Every Wednesday night since early February, D.J. Nash, the creator and showrunner of ABC's "A Million Little Things," regularly tapped out scads of Twitter posts to his more than 14,000 followers, live-tweeting during new episodes of the tear-jerker drama. The series was in its final season, making…

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