What Kind of Abuse Is Still Acceptable in Hollywood?
Outrage over Scott Rudin's abusive behavior seems relatively mild compared to other high-profile abusers. Why?
Robert De Niro Is “Forced” to Keep Making Movies to Fund His Ex-Wife’s Extravagant Lifestyle
Like seeing Robert De Niro in new movies? You have his ex-wife and her shopping habit to thank.
Finally, We Have an Old, Funny Batman Again
Michael Keaton is officially reprising his role as the Caped Crusader in "The Flash"
The Most Riveting Film of 2021 Is a Black-and-White Documentary About a Pig
Victor Kossakovsky’s "Gunda" is an intimate look at some everyday farm animals — and a quietly radical piece of activism
What Can James Bond and King Kong Tell Us About the Future of Moviegoing?
An experimental year for the film industry continues
Why Hollywood Is Entrusting Its Biggest Action Franchises to Phoebe Waller-Bridge
Between James Bond, Indiana Jones and "Star Wars," the "Fleabag" star has quickly transitioned to an A-list action hero
Remembering “Josie and the Pussycats,” the Last Bastion of Pop Cynicism
Now 20 years old, Deborah Kaplan and Harry Elfont's film still reads as a slyly subversive commentary on the slow, corporate death of popular music
Should “Promising Young Woman” Be Required Viewing for College Students?
Students can access a free virtual screening of the movie this Thursday
The Curious Cinematic Backstory Behind the “Monkey Martini”
How the new movie "Trust" reinvigorated (and altered) an obscure real-life drink
New Documentary Reopens Debate Over da Vinci's "Salvator Mundi"
Is it Leonardo da Vinci's work? New reports offer conflicting answers.
Ken Burns on Stepping Into the World of Ernest Hemingway for His Latest PBS Doc
America’s greatest documentarian on parsing truth from fiction when it comes to one of our greatest literary icons
Now More Than Ever, President Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson?
Washington insiders debate the likelihood of a White House run for America's favorite action hero
“The Last Cruise” Is a Surreal Look Back at a Pandemic in Its Infancy
The outcome of Hannah Olson’s new documentary is no secret, and yet watching it all unfold is still a genuinely shocking experience
Oscar Nominees and Their Guests Apparently Count as “Essential Workers”
The Academy announced that nominees can get essential workers' waivers to attend the ceremony
Rediscovered Soviet TV Version of "The Lord of the Rings" Is Kind of Insane
Seemingly lost for 30 years, the low-budget take is now on YouTube
Jamie Kennedy Explains How He Accidentally Wound Up in an Anti-Abortion Movie
Kennedy plays abortion-rights advocate Larry Lader in "Roe v. Wade"