Cinema as a lens on identity, race, gender, representation and social change.
Hugh Jackman spent years building Wolverine’s body. Singing and dancing his way through The Greatest Showman proved an even tougher challenge—and brought him back to the kind of performing he loves.
A kidnapped grandson, a billionaire who refuses to pay, and a director who replaced his leading actor at the last minute.
Jennifer Lawrence discusses mother!, environmental destruction, equal pay and the limits of what fame should allow the public to demand.
Julia Roberts discusses Wonder, motherhood, perseverance and why kindness matters.
Emma Watson explains why Belle’s work, education and independence matter—and why lasting love depends on more than appearances.
Denzel Washington on Fences, racial exclusion, family responsibility and why changing the law cannot by itself teach people to love.
Oprah Winfrey reflects on the loss of her daily talk show, the challenges of OWN and the power of showing Black families with tenderness.
A storm of angry criticism has been raging over the internet since writer David Franzoni, who won an Oscar for writing “Gladiator,” revealed in an interview with the Guardian, that he would…
Since its opening last week, the tearjerking romantic drama “Me Before You,” has been decried by the disabled as a false and misleading depiction of their lives and desires, insisting that death…
While the region around it has descended in political chaos and religious strife, Dubai continues to flourish and prosper, becoming an oasis of harmony and progress, where the natives constitute less than…
