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That it’s praised so fulsomely is an indication of a thin market. What year is it (#602)?
Joining the millionaire’s club.
Inheritance is a knotty father-daughter drama masked as an espionage thriller.
Lifeforce, Ball of Fire, and Misery in Baltimore.
A 2013 Bradley’s Almanac interview with musician Peyton Pinkerton vs. a 1968 Smithsonian Archives of American Art interview with artist Perle Fine.
A review of Jan Kerouac’s Baby Driver.
The New Yorker’s sniffy and offensive review of Landman.
James L. Brooks' Ella McCay is a spectacular failure for the once great director.
For a Boomer who lived and breathed Three Stooges reruns as far back as 1958, it’s been a good run for broadcast television.
Chloé Zhao’s Hamnet is maudlin and reductive, but what did you expect?
Freakier Friday is a half-decent legacy sequel that’s saved by its younger cast.
I watch upon your scorpion who crawls across your circus floor.
Neil Diamond would be proud.
The salaryman life is a slow strangulation of dreams.
Modern dangers don’t produce handmaids, but they do produce citizens who speak more reservedly, joke less freely, and look over their shoulders before posting a meme.
From apples, nuts, and popcorn to elaborate aluminum tinsel trees.
Flight Risk is an inept B-movie made more baffling by the A-list talent involved.
Wajahat Ali responded to Donald Trump calling for a halt to “third-world migration” by releasing a video on his podcast, The Left Hook.
Nia DaCosta has brilliantly updated Ibsen.
You can disagree with drug merchants or even Charlie Kirk without killing them.
Shaped by the negative spaces that mark our existence, the empty holes define imaginary boundaries of what we believe to be true.
The great straight-to-gay conveyor belt.
They'll put the government's hand deep in its citizens' pockets.
The Soundgarden guitarist talks about the band's origins, the meaning of the word "grunge," influences, and more in this recently unearthed interview.
The late author talks about his time working in the LAPD, collecting anecdotes on the job, and more in this interview with Open Road Media.
The actor and writer talks about the origin of A Bronx Tale, holding out hope, Swifty Lazar, and more.
The former talk show host talks about life after Late Night and more in this recent interview with Jimmy Kimmel.
The filmmaker talks about writing a play, not rushing his last movie, and fatherhood in this January 2025 interview.
The band are highly amused in this candid 10 minutes from the rehearsal for their October 1993 Saturday Night Live performance.
Shields talks about the indie scene in the early-1990s and the recently released Tremolo EP in this newly restored interview recorded in early 1991, months before the release of Loveless.
The last eight minutes of Peter Bogdanovich's 1971 masterpiece.
The author talks about his work, Ernest Hemingway, and America in this January 9, 2003 interview.
The actors talk to Josh Horowitz about their new movie and more.
The actor talks about his new series Bad Monkey, Death of a Salesman, his love of classical music, and more.