Review: Timber Timbre tackle the insanity of 2016
‘Sincerely, Future Pollution,’ is melancholic but inventive.
On the improbable return of ‘Rick and Morty’
The April Fools’ Day premiere was the TV-equivalent of ‘Lemonade.’
Review: ‘The String Quartets’ is classic(al) Jethro Tull
Featuring the Carducci String Quartet, the album is inventive and refreshing.
The laborious nature of exposition
What ‘Kong’ and ‘Logan’ can teach us about a film’s trickiest task.
Review: Ed Sheeran’s ‘Divide’ is fun, but ultimately safe
The singer’s hiatus did little to change his style.
An interview with Pete Holmes and Judd Apatow about their new HBO show ‘Crashing’
The series follows a young comedian learning about community and desperation.
Review: ‘A Cure For Wellness’ is an uneven, but beautiful, mess
While not perfect, the film is a beauty on the eyes.
How can news coverage of celebrity babies and tragedies coexist?
News that Beyoncé is pregnant with twins briefly overshadowed political events. Is that harmful?
A comprehensive list of possible songs for ‘The Devil Wears Prada’ on Broadway
The classic comedy will soon be adapted for the stage, and we’re so ready.
Review: ’20th Century Women’ is a funny, emotional triumph
Annette Bening shines in one of the year’s best films.