Netflix, led by ‘Marriage Story,’ dominates Golden Globe nominations
The streaming company dominated with 34 nominations, including four films up for best picture and four series nominated for the top television awards.
Film and TV
New documentary offers panoramic views of Point Hope’s whaling tradition
A local videographer was invited to witness multiple generations coming together to harvest a 55-foot bowhead for the North Slope village.
Whether fact or fiction, holiday movies are a perfect mix
This holiday movie guide offers not one but two shopping lists: the first for the moviegoer with a taste for verisimilitude, and the second for anyone looking to get away from all that.
Kristen Stewart is a lively shot in the arm for tired ‘Charlie’s Angels’ reboot
Writer-director Elizabeth Banks delivers mixed results in a nostalgia trip with modern touches.
Review: Joaquin Phoenix is a vivid, operatic Joker, but the movie is way too full of itself
“Joker” is a flagrantly seedy movie. Welcome to Gotham City, where the weak are killed and eaten.
For 20 years, ‘House Hunters’ has been reliable reality TV. For millennials, it feels more like a fantasy.
The long-running HGTV series is an escape for younger viewers, as a well as a reminder of what they are unlikely to have.
Another movie about Alaska mushing icon George Attla set for release next month
The documentary will be shown in Fairbanks and Anchorage before airing on PBS television.
Review: Emmy night proved two things: TV shows are great right now and some awards shows need a host
“Game of Thrones” and “Fleabag” won the biggest prizes on a night when the telecast itself was sluggish and somewhat messy.
HBO tops Emmys with 34 wins, fends off Netflix and a late surge by Amazon
Last year HBO tied Netflix with 23 wins, marking the first time in 17 years that it didn’t win the most Emmys.
You watch TV. Your TV watches back.
In our latest privacy experiment, we tracked how four of the most popular TV brands record everything we watch.
The true story behind ‘Unbelievable,’ Netflix’s gripping new drama about the women who solved a serial rape case
The series was inspired by a Pulitzer Prize-winning 2015 article from ProPublica and The Marshall Project about a woman who was charged with filing a false report after claiming that she had been raped.
Study finds films lag significantly in Latino representation
The results of the study, while hardly surprising, are particularly striking considering what avid moviegoers Latinos generally are. The MPAA has said that 24% of frequent moviegoers are Latino.
Everything you need to know about Disney’s new streaming service, Disney+
With films and shows from Disney, Marvel, Lucasfilm, Pixar and National Geographic slated for its expansive library, Disney+ is expected to be a formidable player in the streaming wars.
Review: We’re buying what Kirsten Dunst is selling in ‘On Becoming a God in Central Florida’
The actress shines in Showtime’s ’90s-set dramedy about a multilevel marketing scheme.
‘Game of Thrones’ earns a record-breaking 32 Emmy Award nominations
Series star Emilia Clarke’s decision to seek a best actress nomination after a series of supporting actress bids paid off.
First US children’s series with Alaska Native lead to debut next week
Native Americans voice the indigenous characters in the PBS Kids series, in collaboration with Alaska Native advisers and script writers.
Why NBC’s takeback of ‘The Office’ could be the beginning of consumer chaos
How streaming could soon get a whole lot messier
Why make ‘Toy Story 4’ after a satisfying trilogy? Here’s how the director found his inspiring answer
Josh Cooley began to focus on one character whose arc was far from complete.
Snail mail, zombie tai chi and a Bill Murray joy ride: Making ‘The Dead Don’t Die’ was as surreal as it sounds
Stars Adam Driver and Chloë Sevigny chat about reuniting with indie director Jim Jarmusch.