The Barbie movie by director Greta Gerwig takes some significant risks but is primarily a success.
Every Wes Anderson Movie Ranked With Asteroid City now in theaters, looking back at the career of the talked-about auteur ...
The musical industry “satire,” from Sam Levinson and The Weeknd, failed for three big reasons: It had horrible lead performances,...
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DDG Declares His Intentions It’s been a bit of a rollercoaster week for DDG, one with personal changes and public...
The Solo Journey of Kanye West Is this why Kanye West, famously known as Ye, has been seen traveling solo...
Rich Homie Quan Stands by Young Thug Wunna can’t seem to catch a break. The YSL trial has cast a...
Pras Takes Legal Action Against Lauryn Hill Lauryn Hill, the successful singer and one of the members of the historical...
Angela Simmons Opens Up Somber as it was, Angela Simmons recounted how heartbreaking her little boy found out his father...
Ari Lennox’s Rocky Experience with Record Labels Ari Lennox, the singer behind Age/Sex/Location, seems to have had the most difficult...
'What She Said: The Art of Pauline Kael' is essential watching for any critic still looking for their voice.
'Sune vs Sune', based on the wildly popular Swedish children's books, is another classic trip with the Anderssons.
'Family Members' is a curious mix of the whimsical and the serious that doesn't quite coalesce.
'Demons', a horror comedy from Singapore, only lands half of its jokes and even less of its horrors.
A strange case of artistic theft haunts The Plagiarists, a curious two-part film that combines theatre, literary theory, and lo-fi...
'Vanishing Days' joins 'Crosscurrent' and 'Long Day's Journey into Night' as another beautiful and poetic Chinese film.
A scabrous study in small-town dysfunction, The Miracle of the Sargasso Sea (To thávma tis thálassas ton Sargassón) is a dirty...
If you like films that stretch the very limits of what French cinema can do, don't watch 'Jessica Forever.'
'Selfie' takes an unorthodox documentary approach, allowing its subjects to film themselves through their iPhones.
'37 Seconds' is a touching film about living with cerebral palsy, that beguiles thanks to its unconventional narrative.
The Valley of the People Who Don’t Know refers to the area near Dresden in East Germany that’s furthest away...
Sundance 2019: Native Son Review In Richard Wright’s 1940 novel Native Son, he ponders the ways in which society strips...
The Souvenir Review I went into Joanna Hogg’s The Souvenir completely blind, not knowing a thing about it, including who...
Sundance 2019: Honey Boy It’s clear from the opening moments of Honey Boy that its subject, Shia LaBeouf, lives with...
'Shooting the Mafia' is the story of photojournalist Letizia Battaglia, who shot hundreds of photos of Cosa Nostra murder victims.
