Last month, one of the most surprising Oscar nominees was “A House Made of Splinters,” a film that edged out…
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In an entertainment climate that relies on viewers’ nostalgia, the comedy revival trend has existed for quite some time. With shows…
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Matt writes: Screen icon Raquel Welch passed away on February 15th at age 82. She will be forever etched in…
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Oliver Wood, who died over the weekend at 80, was one of the most accomplished and inventive cinematographers of genre…
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Like the characters they created, the Brontë siblings have fascinated readers for almost two centuries. Three sisters and a brother,…
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The HistoryMakers, the nation’s largest African American video oral history archive and depository headquartered in Chicago, and its founder, visionary attorney…
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“If I could I would work in silence and obscurity, and let my efforts be known by their results.” —…
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At an unassuming dinner spot in Seoul, Freddie (Park Ji-min) is talking with a few newly made friends, Tena (Guka…
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Ambiguity is as ambiguity does in “Pacifiction,” a 165-minute French echo chamber drama that often seems to be more about…
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In 1958, 18-year-old Charles Starkweather was dating 14-year-old Caril Ann Fugate when she reportedly broke up with him, starting a…
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