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On When a Stranger Calls Back, an obscure 1993 TV movie starring Carol Kane.
Revisiting Grizzly Man (2005) and Werner Herzog's ambivalent portrait of Timothy Treadwell.
Gender, law, morality, and order all look awry in neo-noir.
Tuesday’s midterms are a mystery, regardless of the “vibes” on social media. What year is it (#656)?
The writer (Quentin Tarantino), the director (David Fincher), and the studio (Netflix) hate the movie. Is it my fault?
The third season of Nobody Wants This shows that progress is possible in a relationship.
But are they any good?
I’m a bitchy, sassy little sherbet.
Ali G: Who Iz I? is unfunny, poorly executed, and woefully out of date.
Star Wars games understand something the movies can only suggest: keeping the galaxy running is a job.
Netflix's Lupin continues to be a clever and inventive take on the French crime classic.
A 2025 Shadowplay interview with visual artist Pol Anglada vs. a 2026 The Perfect Magazine interview with pop star Sabrina Carpenter.
US elections still wacky, not much fun.
Influencers drive the modern sovereign baby phenomenon, but it isn’t new.
Despite having thought about it our whole lives.
It's prevented the party from crafting a unified message.
Herrington High has something to hide in the 1998 monster flick The Faculty.
Joe Judge deserves the honor.
His technocratic governance and “transformative vision” failed to address the real French malaise.
Too many physicians are compromised.
From the depths of animal cruelty to the outer limits of SpaceX, authority makes things worse.
The home stretch of a campaign.
Casting Black actors in a genre exercise is meaningful.
Burt Marshall operated his “investment fund” with the rigor of a lemonade stand, but nobody noticed.
The author talks about heroin and how it worked for him.
The artist talks to Much Music about her album Bedtime Stories, fame, sexism, and more in this recently remastered interview.
From the double A-side single "Crazy" b/w "Woman With No Weaknesses."
The late author talks about his 1987 masterpiece The Bonfire of the Vanities.
The iconic singer-songwriter talks to Stern in this nearly two hour interview.
The maestro of Black Dice plays a solo set at Gallery 5 in Richmond, VA on September 20, 2013.
The artist dishes dirt on this episode of The Dick Cavett Show aired on March 22, 1982.
The Smashing Pumpkins maestro spars with Jon Caramanica and Joe Coscarelli on Popcast.
A collaboration from the band's 2026 EP Addendum.
The remarkable trio talk in this episode originally aired on November 19, 1998.
The movie star talks about his difficult father, surviving tongue cancer, going to rehab, and more in this new interview.