Cinema

D Is for Distance reimagined: memory, road, and the politics of perception\nMarina Ashioti traces how Louis Petit’s epilepsy becomes a lens for a broader meditation on memory, care, and the fragility…

A federal judge in Manhattan has rejected Blake Lively’s sexual harassment claims against It Ends with Us director Justin Baldoni, while allowing her retaliation allegations to advance to a jury trial…

David Mackenzie's new London thriller Fuze aims for a punchy bank‑job caper, but it lands with a tepid thud rather than a bang. The film runs 96 minutes and arrives in…

In late January, two veteran comics creators huddled at long tables inside a Monterey Park hotel, signing issue after issue as a signing-and-grading crew organized the stacks for preservation. Over four…

Ben Platt and Rachel Zegler are commemorating The Last Five Years’ 25th anniversary with a new live album, drawn from their recent London Palladium engagement. The cast recording is set to…

The East Village’s underground cinema scene of the 1980s is back on the big screen. Philip Hartman’s No Picnic, a cult neo-noir comedy that earned Sundance recognition in 1987, has been…

Robyn’s music has long served as a touchstone for queer storytelling, shaping moments in film, club life, and intimate revelation. As she enters a new era with her ninth studio album,…

Aragorn Recast Signals a New Era for Middle-earthIn a surprising pivot for The Lord of the Rings universe, The Hunt for Gollum will feature a different actor stepping into Aragorn’s boots.…

When Nintendo and Illumination announced Fox McCloud’s involvement in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie just days before release, fans reacted with a mix of surprise and curiosity. The reveal came with…

Casting Slip Almost Spoiled Nolan's Batman Twist In the run-up to Batman Begins, a casting note briefly hinted at a pivotal plot turn. Reporters previously named Liam Neeson as a key…