To weep or not to weep? The lush ‘Hamnet’ sinks under nonstop crying and a dull Bard

Chloé Zhao, director of the Oscar-winning "Nomadland," returns with a sodden, sorrowful fiction about Shakespeare's home life ...

The long, strange trip of David Brudnoy

His erudite libertarianism made him a fixture of Boston media for decades. Newly unearthed correspondence with his mentor ...

From Mad Max: Furiosa to A Christmas Carol – this is a Scrooge with a difference

Now in its fourth year, and with a new lead actor, this ever-delightful production is a perfect Christmas gift for theatre lovers of all ages.

2025’s Words of the Year, So Far

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A brief history of the exposed nipple in fashion – from Marie Antoinette to Sydney Sweeney

When Hollywood actress Sydney Sweeney attended Variety’s Power of Women event on October 30 in Los Angeles, she may have ...

I, Robot: Free Streaming on Tubi Starting December 1

As technology continues to evolve, so does our fascination with artificial intelligence, a theme beautifully captured in the 2004 film I, Robot. This iconic film, starring Will Smith, is set to make a ...

I grew up with ‘The Young and the Restless’ — a diabolical TV education. Its iconic stars told me the secrets to its longevity

The softly lit, dramatically scored soap still screens every weekday afternoon. During a recent visit to Toronto, Melody ...

Lifelong fascination with the story of the Titanic inspires East Yorkshire historian and author

A Bridlington historian and author is about to release his 29th book, this time looking at the roles that four different ...
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Oscars international feature race 2026 guide: the contenders from the Americas

The Americas region scooped the international Oscar last year with Walter Salles' biographical drama 'I'm Still Here'. Screen ...