So long, Orson Welles
His standing among the cognoscenti has taken a tumble over the past decade or so
The good, bad and ugly in arts and exhbitions
His standing among the cognoscenti has taken a tumble over the past decade or so
This animated dog has gone too far
It feels less like a summer blockbuster than a director’s effort to exorcise some demons of his own
So much more than America’s Radiohead
The Netflix hit defies well-worn templates for shows about Asian Americans
HBO’s new Watergate show is caricature, not drama
He is the most eccentric and in-demand leading man of his time
This momentum is sometimes hamstrung by the film’s choppy narrative structure
The first revival of Dancin’ on Broadway is a treasure trove for Fosse fanatics
In order to take over the globe, he had to succeed in the largest English-language market
Beneath the Big Apple’s streets, the MTA has amassed the largest collection of public art in the world
They are not talked about, reflected upon or even alluded to
Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd could have been better
Something happens when you watch a movie alone together, laughing, crying and fidgeting in unison
Father Amorth’s fascinating career deserves a better cinematic outing than this one
Wycliffe Mundopa’s art tells the story of Zimbabwe’s patriarchy
For unpretentious fun and much-needed escapism, the new movie is just the ticket
Praised by Martin Scorsese, the Collection specializes in the restoration of classic cinema
It paved the way for modern neo-Westerns
The WWE mastermind is back with a vengeance — and a mustache