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Had St. Augustine written rock and roll, his hungry heart would have made a good Springsteen song. Springsteen without the Catholic faith is simply not Springsteen.
Madison Rose tells PEOPLE about how her queer identity, mental illness and industry experiences inspired her new project, ...
It’s refreshing to see a middle-aged pairing, but The Roses has the opposite effect of a romantic comedy, as you'll be more likely to be rooting for the demise of their marriage as the story continues ...
The Roses, despite its impressive ensemble cast of characters, doesn’t do enough with one of its best duos, played by Andy Samberg and Kate McKinnon.
A psychology expert reviews this story of marital disharmony that, for some viewers, might feel a bit too close for comfort.
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Colman and Cumberbatch go head to head in reimagined classic 'The Roses'
What happens when a picture-perfect marriage becomes a battleground of competing dreams and hidden jealousies? You get the ...
The Roses ends with a bang. Quite literally. At the climax of the film, now in theaters, Theo (Benedict Cumberbatch) and Ivy Rose (Olivia Colman) finally have the knockdown, drag-out fight they've ...
The actors tell All Things Considered host Mary Louise Kelly that their close relationship as real-life friends helped them get through some of their most toxic moments on screen.
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