Critic’s Notebook: The Under-Seen Films That Speak to This Moment in American Politics
In the wake of the 2024 election, THR's arts and culture critic reflects on the minor key narratives and international offerings that illustrate how we got here — and where to go now.
‘Tito, Margot and Me’ Review: The Mystery Around a Ballerina and a Diplomat’s Unlikely Marriage Leaves as Many Questions as It Answers
The niece of politician Tito Arias gets at the heart of his surprising 30-year romance with ballerina Margot Fonteyn in ...
A new context for ‘There Will Be Blood,’ plus the week’s best movies in L.A.
Pamela Anderson presents 'The Misfits,' 10 years of David Wain's 'They Came Together' and a Kris Kristofferson tribute double ...
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Taraji P. Henson’s Newest Role? Vintner
The actor and entrepreneur speaks about how the love for wine she found in Italy led to her venture with Seven Daughters ...
Torino Film Festival Chief Teases World Premiere of Billy Zane’s Marlon Brando Biopic: ‘He Is Possessed’ by the Late Actor
Giulio Base, artistic director of Torino Film Festival, is making festgoers an offer they can’t refuse: the world premiere of ...