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Jan 31, 2020
6 Films to Watch for Black History Month, Recommended by an Expert
HISTORY
by Olivia B. Waxman
Jan 31, 2020
Why the Film Industry Is Thriving in the Russian Wilderness
WORLD
by Suyin Haynes and Madeline Roache
Jan 30, 2020
Yes, We Should Fix the Broken Oscars. But Let's Not Look to Hollywood to Fix Us
ENTERTAINMENT
by Stephanie Zacharek
Jan 28, 2020
Taylor Swift: Miss Americana Is an Intriguing But Incomplete Sketch of an Icon in Transition
ENTERTAINMENT
by Judy Berman
Jan 23, 2020
The Assistant Is a Movie for the #MeToo Era–But It Also Captures the Insults of Workplace Exploitation
ENTERTAINMENT
by Stephanie Zacharek
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Jan 23, 2020
The Gentlemen Is Not Nearly as Classy as Advertised
ENTERTAINMENT
by Stephanie Zacharek
Jan 14, 2020
Joker's Rise to Oscar Dominance Is Not an Underdog Story—But That Narrative Sure Helped Get It There
ENTERTAINMENT
by Stephanie Zacharek
Jan 14, 2020
Greta Gerwig Didn't Get a Best Director Nod. But the Radical Triumph of Little Women Will Outlive the Oscars
ENTERTAINMENT
by Stephanie Zacharek
Jan 13, 2020
Leave it to Adam Sandler to Find the Silver Lining in His 2020 Oscars Snubs
by Melissa Locker
Jan 10, 2020
France's Oscar-Nominated Les Misérables Is an Invigorating Tale of Poverty and Revolt
ENTERTAINMENT
by Stephanie Zacharek
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Jan 10, 2020
Violence Against Women Has Made a Resurgence in India. Deepika Padukone's New Film Highlights the Strength of Survivors
WORLD
by Suyin Haynes
Jan 9, 2020
Kristen Stewart Floats Above the Deep-Sea Dumbness of Underwater
ENTERTAINMENT
by Stephanie Zacharek
Jan 8, 2020
'This Is What Most People Go Through Here on the Block.' The Jewelers of the Diamond District on What's Real and What's Fiction in Uncut Gems
ENTERTAINMENT
by Rachel E. Greenspan
Jan 7, 2020
'Baguettes, Umbrellas, and Lightsabers.' Here's the Whole Story Behind the Ben Solo Challenge Inspired by Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
by Megan McCluskey
Jan 6, 2020
Brad Pitt Knew Exactly How to Troll Leonardo DiCaprio Hard at the 2020 Golden Globes
by Melissa Locker

movies

6 Films to Watch for Black History Month, Recommended by an Expert

Why the Film Industry Is Thriving in the Russian Wilderness

Yes, We Should Fix the Broken Oscars. But Let's Not Look to Hollywood to Fix Us

Taylor Swift: Miss Americana Is an Intriguing But Incomplete Sketch of an Icon in Transition

The Assistant Is a Movie for the #MeToo Era–But It Also Captures the Insults of Workplace Exploitation

The Gentlemen Is Not Nearly as Classy as Advertised

Joker's Rise to Oscar Dominance Is Not an Underdog Story—But That Narrative Sure Helped Get It There

Greta Gerwig Didn't Get a Best Director Nod. But the Radical Triumph of Little Women Will Outlive the Oscars

Leave it to Adam Sandler to Find the Silver Lining in His 2020 Oscars Snubs

France's Oscar-Nominated Les Misérables Is an Invigorating Tale of Poverty and Revolt

Violence Against Women Has Made a Resurgence in India. Deepika Padukone's New Film Highlights the Strength of Survivors

Kristen Stewart Floats Above the Deep-Sea Dumbness of Underwater

'This Is What Most People Go Through Here on the Block.' The Jewelers of the Diamond District on What's Real and What's Fiction in Uncut Gems

'Baguettes, Umbrellas, and Lightsabers.' Here's the Whole Story Behind the Ben Solo Challenge Inspired by Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker

Brad Pitt Knew Exactly How to Troll Leonardo DiCaprio Hard at the 2020 Golden Globes