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Sister Act

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1h40min

Ghost

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2h7min

The Color Purple

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

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The Lion King

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Girl, Interrupted

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2h7min

The Long Walk Home

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Who is Whoopi Goldberg?

Whoopi Goldberg is an actress known for her Oscar-winning role in Ghost (1990) and her starring role in The Color Purple (1985). She also received a smash hit role in Sister Act (1992) and made regular appearances on Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987). She is recognized as a unique and socially conscious talent in Hollywood.

2 wins at Golden Globes and 1 nomination for Golden Globes

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‘The View’: Sunny Hostin Side-Eyes Her Voting Location for Having Zero Functional Ballot Machines

“The View” host Sunny Hostin cast her midterm vote early on Tuesday morning but, according to the ABC host, her polling location didn’t have a single working ballot machine — and she was a bit skeptical about that. To kick off the day’s Hot Topics, the women all agreed how thrilled they were that election day is finally here, if only so they can stop seeing all the campaign ads and discourse. But, they also worried for what’s to come if and when a projected blue wave really does happen, and the president starts trying to challenge results. Hostin was already suspicious, considering her own experience. “I live in Westchester County,

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‘The View’: Whoopi Goldberg Genuinely Impressed by Alyssa Farah Griffin Dig Comparing Trump to MLK

More often than not, a quick punchline on “The View” will earn a chuckle, or an eye roll, or a straight cut to commercial from Whoopi Goldberg. But on Tuesday morning the ABC moderator appeared genuinely impressed by a dig from Alyssa Farah Griffin, comparing the president to Martin Luther King Jr. The moment came during the first Hot Topics discussion of the day, as the women discussed Trump’s closing message to midterm voters at a rally in front of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. During the event, he once again bragged about renovating the body of water, and floated the idea of naming it for himself, before immediately

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‘The View’: Whoopi Goldberg Says She Was ‘Kicked Out’ of Democratic Party

Whoopi Goldberg has never been shy about the fact that she does not identify as a Democrat, despite having liberal and left-leaning voting habits. And on Tuesday’s (November 3) edition of The View, she went even further to claim that she was “kicked out” of the party decades ago. Since it is election day for the 2026 midterms, she and the other cohosts had a full day of “Hot Topic” discussions related to the latest in election news, and when the subject of Haley Stevens’ last-minute defection from the party in the Michigan race, Goldberg said that the fact that Stevens was removed from the party wasn’t reason enough for

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Star Trek's John de Lancie remembers Patrick Stewart

“See you out there, Mon Capitaine.” Q (John de Lancie) was the very first antagonist the crew of the USS Enterprise-d encountered in Star Trek: The Next Generation’s 1987 debut, “Encounter at Farpoint.” And, while it took the virtually omnipotent being almost 40 years to eventually form a true friendship with Captain Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart), it’s clear from their on and off-screen chemistry that the late actor and de Lancie enjoyed a strong bond in real life. So, after the news that Stewart died broke online, de Lancie took to his official Facebook page and wrote the following tribute to honor his friend and Star Trek costar: “For forty years,

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Star Trek's Malcolm McDowell pays his respects to Patrick Stewart

“It was a pleasure to have known and worked with him.” Malcolm McDowell portrayed one of the most infamous Star Trek villains to ever go up against the crew of the USS Enterprise-d: Dr. Tolian Soran. In 1994, McDowell reunited with his friend and fellow Shakespearean Company actor Patrick Stewart in Star Trek Generations. And following the announcement of Sir Stewart’s death on Wednesday, Oct. 28, McDowell wrote the following tribute on his official Instagram account. “I’ve known Patrick since we were both members of the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1965. He was always a massive talent but had to come to the United States to make his talent appreciated by a larger audience.

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Star Trek TV marathon will honor Patrick Stewart

Rewatch five of Captain Jean-Luc Picard’s best Tng episodes. Star Trek’s beloved Sir Patrick Stewart will be remembered in a five-episode television marathon featuring some of Captain Jean-Luc Picard’s most memorable adventures from The Next Generation. The special event, which can be seen on the Heroes & Icons TV Network, begins at 8 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 2, and the full schedule is slated as follows: 8 p.m. Et/Pt “The Inner Light”9 p.m. “The Measure of a Man”10 p.m. “The Drumhead”11 p.m. “Darmok”12 a.m. “Tapestry” Stewart died at the age of 86 on Wednesday, Oct. 28. As sad as the news was, though, I’m delighted

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