Just not been made for these times: Brian Wilson (1942-2025) | Tribute
More of your favorite artists die as they get older. These days, we generally get news through social media, which is always a good democratic…
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The 20 Best Films of 2025 So Far | Features
What a strange year it’s been. As the divisions in the country continue to widen, people turned to a truly strong year for film and…
Syfy’s “renewal” resuscitates the craze of small town zombies in a properly morbid way | TV / Streaming
During the longest, we got used to the zombies were one of the two types: Shambolic and warned walkers from the “Night of the Living…
A Great Businessman in the Persona of a Wonderful Entertainer: Todd Purdum on Desi Arnaz | Interviews
Todd Purdum’s new book is a biography of Desi Arnaz, described in the subtitle as “The Man Who Invented Television.” Most people today associate him…
I love you for whom you are: Sly Stone (1943-2025) | Tribute
Sly and The Family Stone were more recently at the front and at the center of my thoughts thanks to the excellent documentary of Questlove,…
Cannes 2025 Video #9: Wrap Up | Chaz at Cannes
Chaz Ebert recounts her Chaz Ebert recounts her experience at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival, from cell phone usage to panels to chats with critics and…
Humanizing the Sharks: Sean Byrne on “Dangerous Animals” | Interviews
Bringing together serial killers and sharks—two of the horror genre’s apex predators—in a savage, deliciously executed spectacle, Sean Byrne’s “Dangerous Animals” (in theaters June 6,…
Owen Wilson brings intelligent, funny “stick” in under by | TV / Streaming
While I appreciated the windy delights of the comedy / dramatic / dramatic series of Apple TV + shameless “stick”. In large lines (inevitable word…
How twenty rhames has become the true heart of the mission: Impossible franchise | Features
“Why is the black man still dies in the first 10 pages?” Luther Stickell, played by twenty Rhames, was supposed to die in the first…
Dancing With Death: Mike Flanagan on “The Life of Chuck” | Interviews
Mike Flanagan is no stranger to telling stories about death. However, his latest film is something quite different in how it dances with existential questions…