Robin Gibb, 1949-2012: Remembering the Bee Gees Co-Founder

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The Bee Gees founding member died Sunday after a long battle with cancer. He was 62.

Unstoppable Avengers Sinks Battleship, Ousts The Dictator

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The Marvel superhit takes less than a month to rise to No. 4 on the all-time worldwide blockbusters list

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Community Without Dan Harmon? Suits Axe Auteur, and Fans Lose

Image: Dan Harmon attends the 2012 PaleyFest presentation of "Community" at Saban Theatre on March 3, 2012 in Beverly Hills, California.

Harmon was one of a small but growing number of TV creators who are inseparable from their shows. He was also, admittedly, a royal headache of an employee. But by making the show without him, the studio and NBC may be punishing the audience most.

Lawless: A Crime Drama That's Remorseless—and Often Lifeless

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Shia LaBeouf and Tom Hardy star as moonshining brothers in a movie too studied to do full justice to a bloody-compelling true story

Beasts of the Southern Wild: The Sundance Sensation Wins Cheers at Cannes

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Artful and magical, this debut feature by Benh Zeitlin is the first film of Cannes 2012 that comes within hailing distance of masterpiece

Madagascar 3: A Three-Dream Circus

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We play hooky from the strained seriousness of the Competition films to enjoy a real, fun movie

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Dead Tree Alert: Summer TV Preview; Plus, the Shows I’m Most Intrigued by for Fall [VIDEO]

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In the new print issue of TIME, we have our summer Arts preview (subscription required), in which I blurb 11 summer TV shows I’m most interested in seeing. This is not to say the “best” shows of the summer, because they’re shows that I have not yet watched (the new series, like The Newsroom), whose new episodes I haven’t seen yet (returning series, like Breaking Bad) or that I cannot watch without a time machine (the Olympics and the conventions).

OK, so much for summer; let’s move on to fall!

Mary Bly (a.k.a. Eloisa James) Talks to TIME About Her Literary Double Life

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By day, Mary Bly is a Shakespearean scholar. But when no one is looking, she transforms herself into Eloisa James, author of 21 romance novels

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Upfronts Watch: The CW: More Beauties, More Beasts

The last of the networks to present, on Thursday, revamped its schedule in a way that even more clearly focused on its specific specialties: soap, relationships and fantasy.

Carly Rae Jepsen on Gay Rights, ‘Call Me Maybe’ and Singing with ‘Dreamy’ John Mayer

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The 26-year-old singer of 2012's breakout pop hit talks overnight fame with TIME

Rock and Role: Top 10 Memorable Movie Performances by Music Stars

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With Rihanna starring in Battleship, TIME looks back at a few recording artists who shined on the big screen

What to Expect When You're Expecting: An Ensemble Film That Doesn't Deliver

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An all-star cast, sentimental rom-com antics and multiple sub-plots can't save Kirk Jones' latest from still birth

The Night Marilyn Sang to JFK: Rare Photos

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A half-century ago, on a spring night in New York City, 35-year-old Marilyn Monroe — literally sewn into a sparkling, jaw-droppingly tight dress — stood in a spotlight on a dark stage. She took a breath, began to sing — and 15,000 men and women who filled the old Madison Square Garden that night knew, simply knew, that they were seeing and hearing something that they would never, ever forget.

Rust and Bone: The Love Story of Two Cripples

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Oscar-winner Marion Cotillard stars in a gritty romance of outrageous plot contrivances and splendid performances

Watch: Donna Summer’s Most Memorable Songs

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Donna Summer, who died today from cancer at the age of 63, was one of disco's most successful artists—but her innovative songwriting and powerful sensual voice transcended the genre. TIME looks back at her best musical moments.

Legendary ‘Queen of Disco’ Donna Summer Dies at 63

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The five-time Grammy winner—best known for her far-ranging voice and late '70s ballads—died Thursday after a long battle with cancer

The Best Fashion Moments from the 2012 Cannes Film Festival

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With the 65th annual Cannes Film Festival under way, the red carpet has been filled with celebrities dressed to impress. TIME looks at the top fashion moments so far.

News Round-Up: The Latest on Missing Terminator Actor Nick Stahl

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Actor Nick Stahl, 32, best known for playing John Connor in 2003's 'Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines,' has not been seen for a week

Battleship: More Fun Than a Board Game Blockbuster Has Any Right to Be

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Loud guns! Big boats! Rihanna! Peter Berg's Battleship defies anything you're expecting

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Upfronts Watch: CBS: Eye on the Prize

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Getting a show on CBS is a bit like taking a job with an old-line Fortune 500 company instead of a startup; a little stodgy, maybe, but with a nice pension and good benefits, and hey, where are you going to find that anymore?