New York State Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s new book, “American Crisis: Leadership Lessons from the COVID-19 Pandemic,” isn’t stellar, but Cuomo’s stories about leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic are compelling.
Bob Woodward, John Bolton and Sarah Huckabee have become pseudo-whistleblowers, publishing books that recount politically damaging backdoor experiences with President Donald Trump.
“Emily in Paris” is a delightful Netflix series about an American woman making her way in Paris.
Though “Antebellum” has interesting concept, the film’s poor structure leaves the audience confused.
Remakes, sequels and prequels keep appearing on movie screens and bookstore shelves to bank off of nostalgic fans.
“RBG,” a 2018 Academy Award–nominated documentary, honors the life of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died of pancreatic cancer Sept. 18.
“The Social Dilemma” is perhaps the most necessary film of the past five years.
Charlie Kaufman’s films do not offer any answers. In the case of “I’m Thinking of Ending Things,” these questions are complex and existential.
The band now known as The Chicks may have dropped “Dixie” from their name, but they have not changed their politics or sacrificed their sound.
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.
