Predictions for the 2024 Oscars
2023 was the best year for film in more than a decade
Arts Reviews
The good, bad and ugly in arts and exhbitions
Friday
Monday
Why we hope something will go wrong at the Oscars
A look back at other snafus, which are richly celebrated
Sunday
Dune: Part Two and Paul’s struggle
The young Atreides is horrified by what becoming the Fremen messiah will mean
Thursday
Shōgun will be your new favorite show
It’s epic, exciting, hideously violent in places — and above all, it makes you want to carry on watching
Monday
Bob Marley: One Love and the surefire success of music biopics
They provide the unmissable opportunity for an up-and-coming actor to become a star
Thursday
The loss of Joss Whedon
Even post-cancellation, we still live in the pop culture universe the screenwriter created
Dita Von Teese, the once and forever burlesque star
‘I feel I’ve been rewarded for following my own path,’ she reflects, ‘and for taking the road less traveled’
Spring’s hottest theatrical openings on Broadway
For theater aficionados, there is hope
The divine Dalí and his ‘Christ’
In his imperfect, weird way, the artist was trying to understand something so deeply beautiful in itself, mere created beings cannot fully grasp it
Monday
The Super Bowl trailers bode for a poor year of cinema
Half these films will flop — and most of the rest will underperform
Monday
Duets, arrests, comebacks and snubs: inside the 2024 Grammys
Killer Mike, who won three awards, was led away from the arena in handcuffs
Friday
The Last Dinner Party’s Prelude to Ecstasy fizzes with wit and invention
This wholly distinctive album justifies the hype
Monday
Predicting the best films and TV of 2024
What will flop and what will be box-office gold?
Has Barbie been snubbed at the Oscars?
The wisdom, or otherwise, of the snub reminds us it is an impossibility to please all of the people all of the time
Tuesday
Oscar nominations 2024: Oppenheimer dominates
It’s hard to remember when there was such a good clutch of intelligent, adult-oriented films being recognized
John Densmore on protecting the Doors’ legacy
The drummer seems to have settled for the role of a wise elder statesman of rock ’n’ roll
Does Joan Crawford deserve her bad reputation?
It’s unlikely a Crawford could happen in today’s Hollywood
Beauty, terror and banality are uneasily juxtaposed in Harmony
During a time of monstrous persecution, there was a band dedicated to joy that consisted of Jews and Gentiles
The frustrating promise of infinite freedom in video games
For a game to work, it has to reach a complex balance of systems and narratives
How does the global art market move?
Since its launch in 2017, Convelio has become the leading technology-led art shipment company in the world