The new foul-mouthed Great Expectations is as bad as you’d expect
Amid the spanking and mud and tedium, its impact is all but lost
The good, bad and ugly in arts and exhbitions
Amid the spanking and mud and tedium, its impact is all but lost
No one really wants to watch this make-cute anymore
Every work of art in the film is there for a reason
This is what action filmmaking should be
The Ant-Man star was being groomed as the new face of the brand
The Boca Raton Museum succeeds where the big beasts in LA and New York have failed
‘All of a sudden this troupe of five androgynous midgets in pink chiffon floated in’
The difference between a divorce and a funeral seems lost on the director Jamie Lloyd
Is the Veep trying to model herself after Obama?
Are we decent yet?
It may be heresy to say, but he seems to be running out of ideas
To mark the half-century since Picasso’s death, I invited two art experts to lunch at Els Quatre Gats
‘They’re the OGs of racism. They’re the Sugarhill Gang of racism.’
Once you commit to the outrageous setup, the film gets straight to the point
Despite Jimmy Kimmel’s and Hugh Grant’s best efforts, this wasn’t a memorable affair
These films might not reach the Academy Awards, but they have an adoring fan base
It didn’t go well for Mark Halperin’s former pal on Real Time With Bill Maher
In the spring of 1923 in Spokane, Washington, you might have stumbled upon a young jug-eared drummer…
The popular film did not go over well in its home country
The Oscars contender is a philosophically interesting film — but it fails in form and quantum theory