Mar 26, 2021The Father Offers an Unsparing Glimpse into the Trials, and the Mysteries, of Old AgeENTERTAINMENTby Stephanie Zacharek
Mar 24, 2021Oscar-Nominated Documentary Collective Is a Gripping Story of Investigative JournalismENTERTAINMENTby Stephanie Zacharek
Mar 23, 2021In Demi Lovato: Dancing with the Devil, the Pop Star Lays Her Secrets Bare, in a Guarded WayENTERTAINMENTby Stephanie Zacharek
Mar 19, 2021Mads Mikkelsen Can Do Anything. But He's Stuck in the Boring Oscar-Nominated Another RoundENTERTAINMENTby Stephanie Zacharek
Mar 17, 2021What to Know About Netflix’s Operation Varsity Blues—and the College Admissions Scandal That Inspired ItENTERTAINMENTby Annabel Gutterman
Mar 15, 2021The Snyder Cut Is a Better Version of Justice League. But It Sets a Dangerous PrecedentENTERTAINMENTby Eliana Dockterman
Mar 12, 2021In Cherry, a Troubled Veteran Turns to Drugs and Crime. Everyone—Including the Audience—SuffersENTERTAINMENTby Stephanie Zacharek
Mar 12, 2021In Kid 90, a Former Child Star Draws on Her Hollywood Past to Understand the PresentENTERTAINMENTby Stephanie Zacharek
Mar 6, 2021Will the Pandemic Spawn a New Genre of Cult Classics? Barb and Star Suggests YesENTERTAINMENTby Stephanie Zacharek
Mar 6, 2021Raya and the Last Dragon Introduces Disney’s First Southeast Asian Princess. Advocates Say Hollywood Representation Shouldn’t Stop ThereENTERTAINMENTby Kat Moon
Mar 5, 2021The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run Is a Ludicrous Undersea DelightENTERTAINMENTby Stephanie Zacharek
