Celebrity Life
Netflixâs Amy Bettina Talks TV, Skating, And Producing
âA big wall of colorful, jagged mosaic tiles, each with its own mini-lifetime!â Is this an excerpt from a review of the MoMa? A description of the newly-renovated house on 14th street? Or what about the life of a successful ⌠Read more
âThe United States vs. Billie Holidayâ Fails to Take Into Account the Life of the Woman We Still Love
Directed by Lee Daniels, the movie stars Andra Day as the titular Lady Day and tells the story of Holidayâs life in the wake of âStrange Fruitâ
âTom and Jerryâ: Cat v. Mouse: Dawn of Justice
Feline gets outsmarted by rodent. Human actors collect checks. An intellectual property gets dragged out one more time. What do you need, a road map?
âThe Fatherâ: Anthony Hopkins Shows the Reality of Living With Dementia
The cruelty, confusion, and conflicts are on full display in this moving and memorable movie about aging
âThe Vigilâ: The Dybbuk Stops Here
A former Hasid agrees to watch over a recently deceased member of the community â and who may have been haunted â in this subculturally specific supernatural thriller
âTest Patternâ Is a Master Class in Body Language
Shatara Michelle Ford's debut is stunning in its examination of blackness, whiteness, gender, and class
Rosamund Pikeâs Smile Says It All in âI Care a Lotâ
A withering lesson in the art of the steal
âTruth to Powerâ: How System of a Downâs Serj Tankian Tried to Change the World
By focusing on two sides of the singer â the artist and the activist â the film shows what musicians can be capable of if they believe in their message
âSupernovaâ: Stanley Tucci and Colin Firthâs Love Story Is Moving Despite Its Limits
Harry Macqueen's film contains remarkable wise moments between a longtime gay couple â even if it smooths over some of the pricklier parts of their relationship
âThe Mauritanianâ: Putting a Face to the War on Terrorâs Casualties
An adaptation of a Guantanamo prisoner's memoir splits its time between legal drama and P.O.W. survivalist tale â and gives you one first-rate performance
âJudas and the Black Messiahâ: Shaka Kingâs Movie Wrestles With the History of Black Power
This political film â starring Lakeith Stanfield and Daniel Kaluuya â shouldn't be mistaken for history but it will most certainly educate a new cohort about the Black Panthers
âBarb and Star Go to Vista Del Marâ: They Shouldâve Stayed Home
Latest comedy from the brains behind 'Bridesmaids' feels like a feature-length sketch devoted to two imaginary 'SNL' characters, sans the laughs