Don’t Call CAPYAC Elusive –– They’re Transcendent The Austin-born, LA-based duo chats new cities, career analogies and potion recipes.… February 6, 2019
In ‘The Rider,’ a Broken Cowboy Grapples with His Fractured Masculinity Chloe Zhao's breakthrough film captured the power of identity, both old and new, in times of pain.… January 11, 2019
In ‘Buster Scruggs,’ the Coen Brothers Toy with Death on the Western Frontier Through a series of vignettes, the directing duo deconstruct several of the genre's more hackneyed tropes.… December 7, 2018
The South Korean Thriller ‘Burning’ Deals a Jealous Hand Director Lee Chang-dong takes the familiarity of jealousy to unsettling new heights.… November 10, 2018
Meet ThatTommyGirl, the Queen of YouTube’s DIY Fashion Scene Twenty-year-old vlogger Kelly Vuong is a thrift shopper’s dream.… November 5, 2018
Young the Giant Leaps into a New Era with ‘Mirror Master’ The new album simultaneously sticks to the band's roots and grows out of them.… October 20, 2018
‘If Beale Street Could Talk’ Tells a Love Story in a Divided America From the director of 'Moonlight' comes an intimate portrayal of black male vulnerability and love in the face of injustice.… October 11, 2018
‘Maniac’ Tackles Emotional Trauma with a Retro Twist The brain is remarkably skilled at protecting itself.… October 2, 2018
In ‘The Miseducation of Cameron Post,’ Identity Meets Conversion Therapy The film stars Chloe Grace Moretz as a teenage girl sent to a Christian group home.… September 8, 2018
In Terms of Diversity, Television’s Enjoyed Representation Without Taxation The television industry is leagues ahead of its feature film counterpart, but not because it’s had to try hard.… September 1, 2018
‘Breaking Bad’ Devotee or Not, ‘Better Call Saul’ Is a Must-Watch And lucky for you, the fourth season just began.… August 24, 2018
Sacha Baron Cohen’s ‘Who Is America?’ Is an Embarrassing Barometer of a Nation If the show is any indication, America is an idiot.… August 8, 2018
In ‘Electric Light,’ James Bay Is Louder, More Passionate and Much Less Apologetic He's come a long way since 'Hold Back the River.'… July 12, 2018
Hannah Gadsby’s ‘Nanette’ Is Both a Rejection and Reinvention of Comedy The Tasmanian comedian strips back the seemingly sweet exterior of a toxic genre.… July 5, 2018
5 Reasons Why NBC Should Renew Mindy Kaling’s ‘Champions’ Renew all Mindy Kaling everything.… June 27, 2018
‘The Edge of Seventeen’ Is an Underseen Coming-of-Age Classic The film earnestly tries to understand its young characters when it can be much easier to mock them.… June 26, 2018
This Year’s Tony Awards Balanced Structure, Spontaneity and Inclusivity Tears and cheers filled the room at the 72nd Tony Awards.… June 12, 2018
‘The Tale’ Is a Remarkable Work of Introspective Memoir Jennifer Fox’s new film recounts her experiences as a survivor of childhood sexual assault during the 1970s.… June 7, 2018
‘SOLO: A Star Wars Story’ Leaves Something to Be Desired The latest installment in the ‘Star Wars’ franchise shows Han Solo’s background but doesn’t go well beyond expectations.… May 29, 2018