A Survivor villain appears to be scamming fantasy football players
Russell Hantz was a fan favorite on the reality program
Arts Reviews
The good, bad and ugly in arts and exhbitions
Thursday
Wednesday
M3GAN is a biting satire of screen-obsessed parenting
This one deserved better than the January chopping block
Shakira, Miley Cyrus and the unwelcome return of the diss track
Quiet dignity is dead
Sunday
Jeff Beck was that good
The brilliant guitarist rejected the mainstream and never kept still musically
Friday
Where Jeanne Dielman went wrong
Instead of stabbing her customer, she should have killed herself
The grand return of Pamela Anderson
2023 is to be her year, proving again that she’s no caricature of a dumb blonde
Tuesday
M3gan is a tale of millennial mothering
The latest ‘killer doll’ defies genre tropes with a complex moral
Saturday
What’s the latest on the Madonna biopic?
What we know so far about the ‘nightmare’ production
Friday
The Whale is a story of grace
There is a strange beauty beneath the film’s grease and grime
Lady Chatterley’s Lover in an era of free speech
The new film about the novel that touched off a fury is both uncontroversial and worth seeing
Wednesday
Art history is now ‘Islamophobic’
Hamline University’s cowardly nod to equity will make its arts department less equitable
Saturday
The Whale is meant to hurt you
…and that’s a good thing
Friday
Ebony and ivories
The Piano Lesson puts its characters first
Titanic was the original White Lotus
Looking back at James Cameron’s one-dimensional criticism of the rich
Joyce Carol Oates intellectualizes Yellowstone
An interview with one of the show’s most vocal fans
Wednesday
Ancient Apocalypse and the end of history programs
It is not that hard to create a fascinating program on factual history, though clearly nonsense is more popular
Tuesday
The Whitney Houston biopic is a big, gay masterpiece
When Hollywood gets representation right
Friday
Confessions of a Sight and Sound voter
Reckoning with the subjectivity of ranking the greatest films ever
Tuesday
Babylon is a gloriously magnificent and bloated epic
Damien Chazelle produces his most wildly ambitious film to date
An ingloriously dumb adaptation
Almost Famous fails to make the jump from screen to stage