Celebrity Life
âLet Them All Talkâ: Meryl Streep, Candice Bergen, and Dianne Wiest Stuck on a Boat â What Could Go Wrong?
Steven Soderbergh remains playfully unorthodox in his latest entertainment
âFarewell Amorâ Review: A Family Reunion, Fraught With Tension
A story of an immigrant starting a new life with his wife and daughter in America becomes an intimate, indelible three-way character study
âMinariâ Review: This Boyâs Life
Filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung's look back at growing up as a Korean-American in 1980s Arkansas is the sort of coming-of-age film that turns the personal in to the universal
âIâm Your Womanâ Review: The Marvelous Mrs. Criminal
Rachel Brosnahan is the wife of a thief who's forced to go on the run with her child in this intriguing spin on pulp crime dramas
âThe Promâ Review: A Broadway Musical Gets âGleeâ-ed to Death
An all-star adaptation of a beloved Broadway musical about intolerant red-staters vs. self-involved theater divas hits all of the wrong notes
In âRed White, and Blue,â Steve McQueen Exhibits One of His Most Exciting Modes as a Director: Cool Anger
The third film in his pentalogy stars John Boyega as a representation of frustrated, upstanding, rational black masculinity
âNomadlandâ Review: To Roam, With Love
Frances McDormand is a 21st-century migrant wandering from job to job among fellow real-life travelers in ChloĂŠ Zhao's extraordinary docu-fiction drama
âCrock of Goldâ Review: The Eternal Lost Weekend of Shane MacGowan
Julian Temple's portrait of the Pogues singer is a rambling, messy, wild, sad and inspirational doc â in other words, a fine tribute to its subject
The Dance Floor Is Always at the Center of Steve McQueenâs âLovers Rockâ
The second chapter of the five-film Small Axe, in which Steve McQueen attempts to excavate glimpses of black British life from the Sixties through the Eighties, is rooted in reggae
âZappaâ Review: A Modernist Mozart Who Happened to Be a Rock Star
An exhaustive new documentary on Frank Zappa offers up a portrait of an artist as a walking contradiction
Viola Davis Goes BIG and BOLD in âMa Raineyâs Black Bottomâ
George C. Wolfeâs screen adaption of the seminal August Wilson play also stars a stunning Chadwick Boseman, in his final film role, as ambitious horn player Levee
âStardustâ Review: Rock & Roll Biopic Suicide
A what-if look at David Bowie's brief tour of America at a pivotal, pre-Ziggy point in his career is a textbook case of how not to make a rock movie