Anti-racism books make reading lists and top of the charts
The murder of George Floyd, its accompanying protests and the coronavirus pandemic putting the world on pause have resulted in a nationwide reckoning.
The murder of George Floyd, its accompanying protests and the coronavirus pandemic putting the world on pause have resulted in a nationwide reckoning.
When John Bolton announced he was writing a book about his experience as national security adviser, pandemonium ensued.
The Indigo Girls’ latest album tackles the current political scene and growing up as an LGBT youth in the American south.
Spike Jonze, who directed the sci-fi romance film “Her,” brings his experimental filmmaking technique to “Beastie Boys Story.”
When looking back on the most popular films of 2019, I noticed a trend.
Jack London’s “The Call of the Wild” is a timeless story, and the film adaptation tells it well.
At the 92nd Academy Awards, actress Jane Fonda dramatically paused briefly before announcing the Best Picture winner: “Parasite.” The announcement caused the audience to respond with excited cheers and a standing ovation.
Great coming-of-age films delicately balance comedy and drama like no other genre.
“The Goop Lab” is a bizarre look into Gwyneth Paltrow’s notoriously misleading lifestyle and beauty brand, Goop.
The “Bad Boys” series has historically been defined as egregiously offensive and immature.
“A Hidden Life” feels like an aggregation of director Terrence Malick’s long-running, legendary career, similar to Martin Scorsese’s “The Irishman.” Both films clock in at over two and a half hours long, display their directors’ stylistic versatilities and feature some of the directors’ finest scenes.
When compared to the other films Martin Scorsese has made during his 50–year career, “The Irishman” is his most rewarding.