Month: March 2019

After striking a pose for the cameras on the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival Monday, Kristen Stewart made a sudden rebellious move: The “Kristen Stewart Protested Cannes’ ‘No Flats’ Policy by Walking the Red Carpet Barefoot”

Sorry to Bother You, the brash film debut from musician and activist Boots Riley, is the most of-the-moment movie on the landscape right now—it may “Review: Sorry to Bother You May Be the Most Culturally Relevant Movie of the Year”

Spike Lee has made great movies (25th Hour), bold, memorable, topical ones (Do the Right Thing, Malcolm X) and a few you’ve probably forgotten (Da “Review: Spike Lee’s BlackKklansman Is the Movie We Need Right Now”

Although Céline Dion has long been confirmed as a diva extraordinaire, a Las Vegas legend, and a street style star, she’s recently joined the ranks “Céline Dion’s Power Pose Photo Has Become One of the Best Memes of Summer 2018”

The year’s best television so far was in several cases drawn from literature—from a Showtime miniseries drawn from a modern classic of class commentary to “Best TV Shows of 2018 So Far”

There has certainly been no shortage of gruesome, controversial and just plain disturbing scenes over the course of Game of Thrones’ first seven seasons. But “This Game of Thrones Scene Was Too Cruel for Even Jaime Lannister”

Lièvre à La Royale–that’s the dish I remember from my first time at Joël Robuchon’s Jamin. It was 1982, so the restaurant was still new. “Daniel Boulud on How Joël Robuchon Shaped 20th Century Haute Cuisine”

The official royal wedding order of service for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s nuptials at St. George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle is officially out. The “The Official Royal Wedding Order of Service for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Ceremony Is Here”

Debra Granik knows a great spider web when she sees it, and she knows a great face, too. Her finely wrought father-daughter drama Leave No “Review: Leave No Trace Is a Beautiful Movie About Living on the Fringes”

Jim Parsons can’t catch a break. He’s made it to New York City, where he’s speaking in Gramercy Park, a small urban oasis near his “Jim Parsons Is So Much More Than Sheldon”