I Love New York: On Jonathan Demme’s Love Affair With The City That Inspired Him
The New York of Demme’s movies was a jittery, daydreamy, romantic playground. But more than anything, it was pure fun.
A New Documentary On The L.A. Riots Aims To Unsettle
An interview with the directors of LA 92
The Red Pill Theory
We can choose to read The Matrix, and the red pill/blue pill choice within, as either the Wachowski sisters’ queer utopia or a fascist guidebook
Ghost Dial: Technology That Haunts, In Personal Shopper, The Human Surge, And Unfriended
Three movies that show us how technology has opened new paths not only for storytelling, but for the nature of human (dis)connection
The History Of Women’s Strikes In America Is The History Of Fashion In America
However you plan to observe this Wednesday’s International Women’s Day, remember the garment workers who lived and died for women’s rights
The Oscars Were A Glorious Bloodbath
And we’re here to analyze every single stunning moment of drama
The 2003 Academy Awards: A Prophetic Shitshow
The Oscars were held on March 23, three days after the invasion of Iraq. As we head into this year’s ceremony, how much has Hollywood changed?
Pro-Tip: Turn The Oscars Off After Best Supporting Actress
That’s the best part of the night — it’s all downhill from there
What’s The Hollywood Equivalent Of Lying Down In Front Of A Tank? A Political Academy Awards Speech, Baby
Oscars night is the #bravest night of the year
Only One Kylie Is Enjoying Her Day
The courts stand on the right side of ‘90s history
Q&A: Raoul Peck On James Baldwin, The Resistance, And Making I Am Not Your Negro
'Resist, or the next generation after you will have climate change, they will have lots of other Donald Trumps to deal with'
Asghar Farhadi And The Iranian Cinema Of Resistance
It has taken careful and creative planning for Iranian filmmakers to chart their paths to artistic freedom, which makes Trump’s actions all the more appalling
Mary Tyler Moore Was Even Better When She Wasn’t Playing America’s Sweetheart
‘Ordinary People’ dealt openly with the idea that not every woman wants to be a mother and not every woman loves her child
Let Senator Al Franken Be Your Political Role Model, Seriously
Franken is good enough, smart enough, and — after years of carefully distancing himself from his comedic past — ready to be the leader we need
Isabelle Huppert Will Save Us From Ourselves
We love her deeply, but no one loves Huppert as much as Huppert loves Huppert
The Golden Globes Is The Drunkest, Most Embarrassing, Most Iconic Night Of The Year
We present you with some of its proudest moments
How Carrie Fisher Made Us Love Imperfection
Why you should watch ‘Postcards from the Edge’ tonight
The Kids Are All Right: The Best Young TV And Filmmakers Of 2016
From Donald Glover to Anna Rose Holmer, this was a surprisingly good year for the 35-and-under crowd
The Year's Biggest Losers: Billy Bush And Huma Abedin
The downfall of 2016's most tragic figures
Here’s Your Oscar Ballot Of Winners From Movies Directed By Women
In a world where the only films nominated for Academy Awards were directed by women, here’s who would win
Happy 20th Anniversary To Jerry Maguire, A True Fairy Tale For The ’90s
Without this Cameron Crowe classic, how would we even know how much the human head weighs?
2016 Was A Restless — And Crucial — Year For TV And Movies
In the year of ‘Moonlight,’ ‘Lemonade,’ and O.J. Simpson, movies and TV turned to confront the anger, fear, and anxiety in our lives head-on
Natalie Portman Will Never Grow Up
The career of the perpetually baby-faced, baby-voiced actress is a reminder of the creepy attentions of Hollywood’s starmaking machine
Leah Remini Vs. The Church Of Scientology
A&E’s new reality show follows Remini as she takes on the enormous church she left behind