‘White Hot: The Rise and Fall of Abercrombie & Fitch’ [Trailer]
“All-American doesn’t mean all white.” Netflix and director/producer Alison Klayman goes behind the shirtless models of the one of the biggest brands of the 90s... Read More
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TV Review: The secrets and lies of a mother highlight Toni Collette and Bella Heathcote crime drama ‘Pieces of Her’ [Grade: B-]
Back at the university, we had a class about family history, going back to our roots, and discovering our ancestors. Many stories we learned about... Read More
Kodi Smit-McPhee on his co-stars, respecting where he started and his favorite scene in ‘The Power of the Dog’ [VIDEO INTERVIEW]
Don’t call it a breakthrough, Kodi Smit-McPhee’s been here for years. Kodi Smit-McPhee may have just earned his first Oscar nomination at the young age... Read More
Con Heir: Julia Garner excels as the fake heiress who charmed the New York elite in ‘Inventing Anna’ – TV Review [Grade: A-]
In May 2018, New York Magazine published an article titled “How an Aspiring ‘It’ Girl Tricked New York’s Party People” – this feature by Jessica... Read More
Oscars 2022: 7 Things That Could Happen at Tomorrow’s Nominations
Our predictions are locked and we all feel 100% good about them, right? Eh, not so fast. Oscar predicting isn’t a science, otherwise it would... Read More
London Film Critics winners: ‘The Power of the Dog’ rules, Netflix takes all four top acting awards
Jane Campion’s The Power of the Dog continued its critics’ reign this season, winning four awards from the London Film Critics Circle (LFCC) including Film... Read More
Interview: In ‘The Hand of God,’ Paolo Sorrentino shines a light on his past to discover who he is now
Paolo Sorrentino’s latest film, The Hand of God (2021, available on Netflix) is also his most personal one. Some may call it a departure from... Read More
Interview: Oscar winner Halle Berry on her film ‘Bruised,’ telling Black women’s stories and more [VIDEO]
Halle Berry’s career is experiencing a well-deserved renaissance. Bruised, the Oscar winner’s debut feature behind the camera, premiered at the 2021 AFI Film Festival. The... Read More
‘Bruised’ review: Not quite a knockout, Halle Berry’s directorial debut results in a split decision [Grade: C+]
Fight movies are a dime a dozen in Hollywood, so to find a new way, a new approach to the genre is difficult and rare.... Read More
‘tick, tick…BOOM!’ review: How do you measure the life of a genius? [Grade: A]
What happens when the voices of the last two generations of musical theatre converge in one film? In the case of tick, tick…BOOM!, the new... Read More
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