Alaska hip-hop artists featured in documentary ‘Definition of Resilience’
The documentary series by two Native filmmakers follows eight indigenous hip-hop artists from throughout the U.S.
Film and TV
‘The Nutcracker and the Four Realms’ is visually stunning but a little complicated
Review: “The Nutcracker and The Four Realms” is being promoted as “not the Nutcracker you know.” This is mostly true and mostly, but not entirely, a good thing.
‘Suspiria’ is a beautiful mess both bloody and bewildering
Luca Guadagnino's follow-up to "Call Me by Your Name" is an arthouse-slasher film that's light on the scares.
NBC cancels Megyn Kelly’s show after blackface controversy
The former Fox News Channel personality who made a rocky transition to softer morning news at NBC was ousted Friday from her “Today” program after her controversial on-air comments about blackface.
Netflix’s new ‘Salt Fat Acid Heat’ is unlike any other food show on TV
Most travel food shows are about white male discovery. And most home cooking shows are about white female domesticity. Samin Nosrat, this show’s star, gently rejects all of that.
How Julia Louis-Dreyfus quietly became the most successful sitcom star ever
The Twain Prize and 11-time Emmy winner learned early: If you want to love what you do, you have to take control.
Roseanne overdosed on opioids and left ‘The Conners’ behind. It’s better this way.
After a respectful grieving period, ABC's sitcom can take another crack at portraying working-class life.
Review: First episode of Bristol Palin’s ‘Teen Mom OG’ has a disturbing scene
Palin’s story line during the premiere was a family affair, as her mother and sisters (Willow, 24, and Piper, 17) gathered in Arizona for Willow’s bachelorette party.
‘A Star is Born’ review: Bradley Cooper goes Gaga in directing debut
The debuting feature director as well as co-writer and co-star, Cooper is very much a real director, with a genuine facility with filming musical numbers.
‘Smallfoot’ is a charming yeti-meets-man animated fantasy
Channing Tatum, Zendaya, LeBron James and Common voice some of the big, furry creatures.
‘Night School’ is exactly what you’d expect: Funny, crude and heartfelt
Tiffany Haddish plays Kevin Hart's tough-love teacher in "Night School."
Even with Netflix, movie theaters have best summer in decades
Movie theaters are having their best summer in two decades, reversing the losses from 2017′s disappointing season and showing resiliency in the Netflix era.
‘Crazy Rich Asians’ is an escapist rom-com delight, but it’s also a lot more than that
All-Asian comedy delivers frothy pleasures, along with a message.
Review: Lead actors are definitely the high point in stoner comedy “Never Goin' Back”
This stoner comedy benefits from the on-screen chemistry of its buoyant stars.
Review: ‘The Spy Who Dumped Me’ is so … so-so. Kate McKinnon: So good.
“The Spy Who Dumped Me” gets by, barely, thanks mainly to Kate McKinnon.
Shark scientists explain what’s right and what’s wrong with Shark Week
In its 30-year lifetime, the annual shark documentary bonanza has left a mixed legacy.
‘Game of Thrones’ slays with a leading 22 Emmy nominations
Netflix’s 112 nominations took away the front-runner title that HBO held since 2001.
Sarah Palin claims U.K. comedian conned her into interview
The former Republican vice presidential candidate says she fell victim to a heavily disguised Sacha Baron Cohen during an interview for his upcoming Showtime series, "Who Is America?"
Review: Playfulness makes ‘Ant-Man and the Wasp’ sing, not sting
The appeal of "Ant-Man" is simple: normal-sized things such as people, objects, buildings and cars get smaller or bigger, and that's fun to watch in the context of an otherwise routine scene -- especially fight scenes.
Is ‘Damsel’ the first Western for the #MeToo generation?
Mia Wasikowska and Robert Pattinson star in a tale of a heroine who doesn't need saving.