Movies

[ad_1] When Wonder Woman first hit the big screen in 2017, the possibilities for the character felt endless. After 76

[ad_1] Bryan Fogel’s first documentary, “Icarus,” helped uncover the Russian doping scandal that led to the country’s expulsion from the

[ad_1] Many performers are relying on charity. The Actors Fund, a service organization for the arts, has raised and distributed

[ad_1] Pixar’s animators have a history of achieving impressive feats, making characters and textures feel more authentic in increasingly complex

[ad_1] Joe, a jazzman like his late father, is at a crossroads. No longer young — though we don’t know

[ad_1] Do people expect you to be big and boisterous in real life because they’ve seen you play those kinds

[ad_1] Not every Carey Mulligan movie begins with a Charli XCX song, but maybe more of them should. When “Promising

[ad_1] A cinematic retelling of the murder of the Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi requires no embellishments. The raw facts are

[ad_1] “DNA,” the fifth feature from the French actress and filmmaker Maïwenn, opens in clamor and closes in calm. In

[ad_1] ROME — Carlo Collodi’s “Pinocchio” is one of the world’s best-loved children’s books, translated into over 280 languages and

[ad_1] Music Kali Uchis In 2018, Kali Uchis released a debut album titled “Isolation.” Clearly she was ahead of her

[ad_1] He recalled that when he was making “Up,” he worried about how the design of the Asian-American scout Russell

[ad_1] Desire and dreams meet beautifully in “Sylvie’s Love,” an old-fashioned romance for 21st-century hearts. Modestly scaled yet emotionally expansive,

[ad_1] It’s always difficult to lose a favorite actor or a beloved musician. But in 2020, a year of crisis

[ad_1] For the music venue owners, theater producers and cultural institutions that have suffered through the pandemic with no business,

[ad_1] So is there actual footage of Ariana Grande cleaning up dog poop? And why was Kristin Chenoweth on FaceTime

[ad_1] It’s been tough to watch movies in 2020 and not project our frustrations and anxieties onto the screen. Maybe

[ad_1] “Nasrin,” a surreptitiously filmed documentary about the imprisoned Iranian human rights lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh, offers a strangely cheerful portrait

[ad_1] In “Anatomy of a Scene,” we ask directors to reveal the secrets that go into making key scenes in

[ad_1] A nation riven by racial violence, an industry with a history of exploiting Black culture, white executives eager to