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Thursday, December 18, 2025
Film Forum Screening an Unruly Artifact of History, ‘Who Killed Santa Claus?’
Alternately noirish and saccharine, ‘Who Killed Santa Claus?’ is too unwieldy to become a holiday staple, but movie-goers will discover a diversion worth attending to.
By MARIO NAVES |
Oscars To Ditch Broadcast TV for YouTube in Deal Sending ‘Shockwaves’ Through Hollywood
The Academy Awards will leave ABC after 2028, becoming the first major awards show to abandon traditional television.
By NOVI ZHUKOVSKY |
A Masterful New Biography Focuses on Horace, the Poet of Parties in the Roman Republic
The brilliant poet’s writing alone, as Peter Stothard shows, was not enough to save him or make him the prosperous figure he eventually became.
By CARL ROLLYSON |
Actor Matthew Broderick Pulls Out Some Old Tricks for New Production of ‘Tartuffe’
By ELYSA GARDNER |
The Best Theater of 2025 Came From Extraordinary Playwriting Rather Than Hollywood Stars
By ELYSA GARDNER |
New ‘Animal Farm’ Adaptation Sparks Backlash Over ‘Woke’ Retelling
By JOSEPH CURL |
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