In appreciation: Robert Redford’s elusiveness on screen made him a more complicated actor
Robert Redford was drawn to characters who were inscrutable to the women in their lives. No role exemplified this better than 1973’s “The Way We Were.”
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Column: If the Emmys can’t muster excitement for television, why should anyone else?
The 2025 Emmys were a reflection of an entertainment industry that doesn’t know whether it's coming or going.
‘Only Murders in the Building’ review: In Season 5, the future of the building itself is at stake
The death of The Arconia's longtime doorman is the latest whodunit for Mabel, Charles and Oliver.
‘The Paper’ review: Trying (and failing) to recapture the magic of ‘The Office’
From the creators of "The Office," the mockumentary follows the workers of a struggling Toledo newspaper.
‘The Thursday Murder Club’ review: Helen Mirren, Pierce Brosnan and Ben Kingsley are retirees-turned-amateur sleuths
Murder mysteries have returned in full force. But aside from the "Knives Out" movies, rarely do they have casts with stars this big.
TV for fall 2025: 25 shows, including a Glen Powell comedy and the return of the rom-com ‘Nobody Wants This’
Plus a new season of "Only Murders in the Building" and a new show from the creators of "The Office."
Column: Teen movies used to be a genre Hollywood took seriously, young audiences too. But good luck finding them in theaters today.
From “Rebel Without a Cause” to the many films of John Hughes, teen movies are a fascinating segment of cinema history.
‘The Rainmaker’ review: The USA Network is back in the originals business with a John Grisham legal drama
The TV adaptation of the John Grisham novel shoulda been a movie. Actually, it was. In 1997, starring Matt Damon.
Column: TV industry continues to rebrand with MS NOW — but the truth is it’s given up on branding altogether
MSNBC is rebranding as MS NOW, which comes on the heels of the HBO Max flip-flop and Paramount+'s various rebrands.
‘Sunday Best: The Untold Story of Ed Sullivan’ review: How the TV variety show boosted Black talent when segregation was the norm
Watching his talents more closely here, I have a real appreciation for what he was doing — and how he did it — during a period of profound social change.