An intelligent, finely judged Golden Globes
This has been the first year that the judging panel of the Golden Globes has been expanded
Alexander Larman is an author and the US books editor of The Spectator.
This has been the first year that the judging panel of the Golden Globes has been expanded
There are a couple of examples of major authors returning this year, even from beyond the grave
The city is a seductive place to visit, any time of year
The galleries are not only an aesthetic pleasure to visit but a fine and salutary reminder of the greatness of Scottish art
Its director Paul King should be added to the list of sacred-cow directors who can do no wrong
Barbie , Oppenheimer and Succession dominate
If it carries on like this, she’ll be the Person of the Decade — and who knows what after that
We could be looking at the worst-received finale to a major television show since Game of Thrones
It’s yet another example of focus-grouped, play-it-safe un-adventurousness by the House of Mouse
There is a refreshing new emphasis in his films on black comedy and absurdism
The newest episodes deal with the final weeks of Princess Diana and the aftermath of her death
The director’s continuing ability to challenge, provoke and entertain is a marvel
As ever with David Fincher, formalism is very much to the fore
It is now inevitable that there will be a log-jam in post-production facilities
The MCU’s Midas touch appears to be dimming
If you thought the rivalry between the Rolling Stones and the Beatles died in 1970, you were wrong
If his legacy ends up being that of ‘tragic Friends actor dies young,’ that is an enormous shame
It is impossible not to be swept up in the giddy exuberance of it all
In our increasingly secular age, we worship rock stars as our deities, as figures who inspire our hopes and dreams and fantasies of excess
The Eras Tour ’s success may indicate a path back to profitability for movie theaters, if not movies themselves