Move Over, Bollywood, Indian Art-House Cinema on the Rise As Film Festivals Take NoteFilms such as All We Imagine as Light, Sister Midnight and Santosh are showing a different side to Indian cinema and attracting global fans.
Meghan Markle’s Strategy to Win Us Over With Pictures of Her Children Is WorkingAfter years of walking the line between privacy and publicity, the duchess seems to have figured out how to balance her desire for both.
Sinners: How Real Stories of Irish and Choctaw Oppression Inform the FilmThe film’s vampire, Remmick, has come to Mississippi from Ireland.
Cartier’s New Exhibition at London’s V&A Spotlights the Maison’s Global Reach, Indian Inspirations and MoreNever seen before pieces, jewellery and watches worn by Rihanna, Jackie Kennedy and the Maharani Sita Devi of Kapurthala. The new Cartier exhibition has it all.
The Strange Case of the Writer Landing A-Lister Interviews for Local MagazinesFrom Johnny Depp in ‘Somerset Life’ to Barack Obama in ’Dogs Today’, Bernard Bale’s litany of starry interviews offers a rare insight into the engine room of celebrity journalism.
“Being Maria” Brings Maria Schneider’s Traumatic Career to LightWhen Film Forum showed “Last Tango in Paris” this past December, as part of a Marlon Brando retrospective, the venue’s web page for the screening included a note stating that “lead actress Maria Schneider revealed in 2007 that a sexually humiliating scene was conceived off-script by directo
‘Have the courage to walk away’: Bon Iver on romance, retirement and his rapturous new recordJustin Vernon would rather not be doing any of this. Releasing a new Bon Iver album, promoting it. He absolutely isn’t going to tour it. “I don’t need to do this any more,” he says. “I want to be done with this whole thing. But I am dead serious about these songs.
Why These 10 Old Movies Are Really Worth Your TimeFor someone with a deep curiosity about old movies, the 1980s were a great time to come of age. Home video was just coming in, and revival houses were still common in big cities. I watched everything I could. That was all it took for me to get myself pretty well grounded.
‘The Last of Us’ Season 2 Needs More Us, Less ThemIt’s been more than two years since the end of The Last of Us Season One, and even longer for the show’s two weary postapocalyptic heroes: taciturn Joel (Pedro Pascal) and his surrogate daughter Ellie (Bella Ramsey).
Black Mirror season 7 tugs at your heartstrings while skewering techThe Netflix anthology is back, but it’s a little warmer this time around. The Netflix anthology is back, but it’s a little warmer this time around.
Why A Goofy Movie Is So Beloved by Black FansThere is a running joke within the Black community that Disney’s first true Black film is, believe it or not, A Goofy Movie.
Bon Iver: SABLE, fABLEAcross the stripped-bare songs of last year’s SABLE, EP, Justin Vernon rose from a depressive baritone towards a familiarly plaintive falsetto, from torpor into anguish.
Do You Actually Know What Classical Music Is? Does Anyone?The term is applied to radically different compositions across more than 1,000 years of history. We need a better definition.
‘The Studio’ Is a Hilarious Love-Hate Letter to HollywoodIn the new showbiz comedy The Studio, Bryan Cranston has a recurring role as Griffin Mill, the craven movie executive played by Tim Robbins in the 1992 film The Player.