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The Week of August 24
Cover StoryCross-media
Someone Should Have Saved the Cheerleader
Before her death at 36, Hayden Panettiere described the cost of acting from childhood and learning that the darkest emotions earned praise.
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Movies

Coyote vs. ACME Was Worth Saving

After nearly three years in the vault, Wile E. Coyote's courtroom comedy arrives with 95 percent positive reviews and one real caveat.
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Coyote vs. ACME arrives in U.S. theaters Friday, August 28, carrying more emotional baggage than most family comedies. Warner Bros. canceled the finished live-action and animation hybrid nearly three years ago despite strong audience test scores. Ketchup Entertainment later picked…

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This Week in Entertainment
Tue
25
Aaliyah
MUSIC · Twenty-five years since her death
Tue
25
gamescom Opening Night Live
GAME · The Cologne showcase opens the week
Thu
27
LAcon V
BOOK · The 84th World Science Fiction Convention begins
Thu
27
Leanne
TV · Season two arrives on Netflix
Thu
27
Star Wars Zero Company
GAME · Clone Wars squad tactics
Fri
28
Coyote vs ACME
FILM · The shelved film reaches theaters
Fri
28
Dark Matter
TV · Season two leaves the novel behind
Fri
28
The Whisper Man
FILM · Family horror lands on Netflix
Sat
29
The Beatles at Candlestick Park
MUSIC · Sixty years since their last ticketed concert
Sun
30
The Hugo Awards
BOOK · The ceremony streams from LAcon V
Cover Story / The Long Read

What Is the Right Metal Gear Order?

On Thursday, Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 2 arrives with Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots and Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker. A purchase bonus adds Metal Gear: Ghost Babel, the 2000 handheld entry. Put those games…

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Movies
The Killer Is Only the Bait
The Whisper Man arrives with an abduction, an imprisoned killer, two estranged fathers and a missing son.
Television
Can Dark Matter Keep Expanding?
Season two opens the Box again this Friday, one episode at a time, with the Dessen family's safety already coming apart.
Games
Were the Clone Wars Made for Tactics?
Zero Company shifts from lone-hero spectacle to a squad whose bonds change its support abilities and combat bonuses.
Books
Don't Start the Hugos With Dune
The Left Hand of Darkness, Neuromancer and The Fifth Season offer stranger, shorter and more daring ways into the award's backlist.
Music
Twenty-Five Years Later, Start With Aaliyah's Future
Aaliyah, One in a Million, Romeo Must Die and Queen of the Damned trace an artist moving across sound and screen.
Music
The Beatles Escaped the Stage
Sixty years after Candlestick Park, hear Revolver, Sgt. Pepper and Abbey Road as the sound of four musicians removing the ceiling.
Television
Leanne Morgan Makes Middle Age Funny Without the Lesson
Catch up for Morgan's newly single grandmother, whose jokes come from the life she already has, not a makeover waiting to happen.
Movies
Disney's Best Soundtrack Is A Goofy Movie
Every musical turn changes Max and Goofy's relationship, from school fantasy to the concert where father and son finally move together.
Cross-media
Four Small Climbs Worth Your Time
Terminator 2: Judgment Day, Fargo, Persona 5 and Dummy offer four very different exits from indecision.
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