The final word on the millennial generation
The Worst Person in the World’s ticking clock makes it both urgent and sad
Film
Thursday
Friday
Zelensky is the star of the Cannes Festival
Cannes is back, bébé
Monday
Beach for America
Spring Breakers revisited
Thursday
Time to slay J.K. Rowling’s ‘Fantastic Beasts’
Let’s hope the latest film in the series is the last
Wednesday
‘Slow Horses’ is thriller television at its best
It’s not funny, but it’s terrific
Friday
The bitter irony of Bruce Willis bowing out
Wealth and success don’t make one immune to aging
Thursday
Waugh in Hollywood
Seventy-five years ago, Evelyn Waugh headed to Hollywood to sell Brideshead Revisited
Troubles in paradise
Belfast reviewed
Buster’s land stand
Buster Keaton is again of the moment
Wednesday
Why does Hollywood ruin literature’s best characters?
What Kenneth Branagh has done to Poirot borders on literary mutiny
Sunday
Naples and nurture
The Hand of God reviewed
Witches brew
The Tragedy of Macbeth reviewed
Monday
John Wayne behind the blue line
The Seventies weren’t John Wayne’s decade, and that was fine by him
Serve and volley
King Richard reviewed
Monday
Richard Lester at ninety
He lent ‘A Hard Day’s Night’ the spirit of untamed frivolity
Monday
Turning the page on James Bond
James Bond was first a literary hero
Eternal Eastwood
Cry Macho reviewed
Sunday
Fatty Arbuckle’s fall
Arbuckle was an accidental pioneer of cancel culture
Thursday
Watching The Woman in the Window
The Woman in the Window reviewed
Sunday
Vacation time
The enduring popularity of the Vacation series reflects not just the American appetite for travel, but also that old American virtue of gung-ho optimism
