'Taking Venice': how Robert Rauschenberg surprised the Biennale
The Venice Biennale may have lost much of its singular luster, now that hundreds of periodic surveys of new international…
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Francis Ford Coppola returns with the strange and juicy 'Megalopolis'
CANNES, France— It was here in Cannes, 45 years ago, where Francis Ford Coppola finally emerged from his desert of…
Anne Hathaway recalls 'rude' 2000s chemistry tests
Early in her career, Anne Hathaway said she didn't want to be labeled “difficult,” so she accepted some of the…
Anne Hathaway's casting directors deny 'crude' chemistry tests
A recent Anne Hathaway bomb may not have the detonation radius that some people believe. in a V Magazine In…
Roger Corman, the king of B movies who worked fast and cheap, has died
Roger Corman, the legendary Hollywood independent producer and director whose long series of profitable low-budget films such as “Attack of…
It's not just a hush money trial. It is also electoral interference.
To the editor: For the umpteenth time, the trial of criminal defendant Donald Trump in New York is not a…
'The Fall Guy' live show premieres at Universal Studios Hollywood
When “The Fall Guy” star Ryan Gosling and director David Leitch recently made a surprise guest appearance at a new…
Kato wins the Resy One to Watch award for the 50 best restaurants in the world
For the first time in more than a decade, the World's 50 Best Restaurants will recognize a Los Angeles restaurant…
Review of 'Evil does not exist': small town versus invasive company
“Evil Does Not Exist” is quite a title to ponder, as Ryûsuke Hamaguchi's big new film begins with a serene…
'Blackout' review: Fessenden's werewolf movie is an intelligent horror
Charley (Alex Hurt), hard-drinking artist and traveling contractor, hasn't been much of a morning person lately. Remembering the events of…