On Rachel Sennott’s HBO comedy, True Whitaker plays the resident nepo baby. It’s (mostly) true to her upbringing.

Parents worried that a state takeover would bring Houston ISD-style scripted lessons to Fort Worth ISD. Teachers say they’re already here.

Lots of kids who grow up in Ohio dream of scoring a touchdown in front of 100,000 Buckeyes fans at Ohio Stadium.

The director of Paramount's new Stephen King adaptation talks influences, scale, and the nerve-wracking process of showing ...

We continue our celebration of Noirvember with ten essential neo-noirs from the 1970s… From the dark nights to the damp rainy ...

Art and life intricately intertwine in Joachim Trier’s latest theatrical feat as a filmmaker attempts to reconcile with his ...

A carefully calibrated cohort proves that impostor syndrome doesn’t disappear with success, but community can turn self-doubt ...

As 'GoldenEye' celebrates its thirty year anniversary, those who made it reflect on the process of reimagining Bond in 1995 ...

In the fast-scroll world of digital ads, how you sound is just as important as how you look. A brilliant visual might stop the thumb, but it’s the voice that holds attention, builds trust, and nudges ...

"Nouvelle Vague," on Netflix Friday, captures the compelling way Jean-Luc Godard (Guillaume Marbeck) broke the rules making ...

In frozen Changchun, Tony Rayns visited Zhang Yimou as he shot the last scenes of his film To Live. The director spoke with Rayns about laughter as a form of resilience and the state of filmmaking in ...