A MacArthur 'genius' homecoming tale defies stereotypes of immigrant life
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Oprah and Gayle King reject lesbian talk: 'We'd tell you!'
For more than 30 years, Oprah Winfrey and Gayle King have shared a special, intimate bond—and it's totally platonic. The…
How the prison-set film 'Sing Sing' captures the magic of acting
The new film “Sing Sing” is set in the eponymous maximum-security penitentiary, a gray, gothic structure in upstate New York…
Review of 'Sing Sing': Prisoners perform theatre and are reborn
A film like “Sing Sing” is a rare and precious achievement: a work of cinema of unique empathy and hand-crafted…
Editorial: Good fences make pumas safer
On July 4, a dead cougar was found on the northbound side of the 405 Freeway near the Getty Center.…
Kate Beckinsale explains her mysterious six-week hospital stay
In her latest criticism of body critics online, Kate Beckinsale has shed more light on the health issues that landed…
Beck: “Breaking expectations was part of the spirit of the times”
Thirty years ago, Beck told us that back in the days of chimpanzees, he was a monkey: a baby-faced singer-songwriter…
'Horizon' review: Costner's western is excessive tedium
Kevin Costner's new Western epic, “Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 1,” is the kind of movie that asks the…
'Kinds of Kindness' Review: Forced Weirdness by Lanthimos
What disturbs the master of shock Yorgos Lanthimos? General respect. The provocateur's last two films, “Poor Things” and “The Favorite,”…
Noah Kahan wakes up his faithful at the Hollywood Bowl
There's screaming at concerts, and then there's the noise the young crowd made at Noah Kahan's show at the Hollywood…