The inspiration for the New Group’s latest production, the memorably titled Last Bimbo of the Apocalypse (Signature Theatre, to June 1), is an infamous photograph taken of Paris Hilton, Britney ...
Josh Holloway has always seemed tailor-made for superstardom, and fifteen years after the conclusion of his breakout run on Lost, J.J. Abrams gives him the stylish vehicle he deserves with ...
What it is to have a voice, and what it is to be voiceless: That is the knot at the center of the oddly titled yet compelling and cracklingly well-acted ...
Alexander Skarsgård is handsome, imposing, and funny, and Murderbot lets him flaunt all those attributes as a heavily armed robot that goes rogue and chooses to spend his free time ...
Despite their reputation, most post-Porky’s teen sex comedies ultimately embrace some sweetness in the end. Actor-turned-first-time-director Jillian Bell is taking that sentiment to a whole new level in her Hulu ...
In Staten Island, there’s an Italian restaurant that offers classic dishes just like your grandma used to make—because, you see, the chefs are grandmas, cooking recipes that have been passed ...
Forever, one of beloved young adult author Judy Blume‘s most iconic books, started with a simple request: “My daughter Randy asked for a story about two nice kids who have ...
Acclaimed Chinese director Jia Zhangke floats along the great current of time, history, and memory with Caught by the Tides, a mesmerizing film about the sweep and swirl of life, ...
All the world’s a con to David Mamet, and if that viewpoint has long characterized his work—resulting in at least two masterpieces, Glengarry Glen Ross and American Buffalo—it continues to ...
On the drive from Philadelphia to their new home in Kettle Springs, a small town in a “flyover state,” 17-year-old Quinn (Katie Douglas) informs her dad Dr. Maybrook (Aaron Abrams) ...
