
A New Generation Rediscovers the Blitz Spirit at London
Exhibitions showcasing 1980s style are huge, while New York prefers to celebrate the decade’s art scene.
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Exhibitions showcasing 1980s style are huge, while New York prefers to celebrate the decade’s art scene.
By TOM TEODORCZUK
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Was it the offbeat actions of the actor, or the unlikeable character he played, that led to Timothée Chalamet not landing the best actor Oscar?
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Our critics submit their personal choices for the greatest film to win best picture at the Academy Awards.
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Ro Reddick’s comedy, set in the era of Mutually Assured Destruction, is itself completely, unashamedly, mad.
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Jessica Chastain delivers a compelling performance in ‘Dreams,’ a hot-button study in coldness.
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An offbeat musical comedy about Luigi Mangione has added extra shows following high audience demand.
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The re-release of ‘The Revenant’, starring Leonardo DiCaprio, outgrossed his current Oscar-nominated film ‘One Battle After Another.’
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A black comedy about murder starring Glen Powell and Margaret Qualley ends up being a confused cinematic corpse.
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The attempts of filmmakers and musicians to have AI do their creative work for them are not going to plan.
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Harold Becker, director of “Sea of Love” and “Malice”, generates light on prominent film actors in his new memoir.
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Michael Douglas revisits the reaction to winning an Oscar for playing cutthroat financier Gordon Gekko in 1987 film ‘Wall Street.’
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The organization formerly known as the Boy Scouts may be facing some challenges, but a pair of authors believes deeply in the historic organization and is framing a young adult fantasy series around a Scout – and a dragon.
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