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A New Yorker of Puerto Rican descent, he helped start a collective that brought recognition to Hispanic photographers and illuminated life in the city’s barrios. Source link
Read More »Coppola Sues After Report Said He Tried to Kiss ‘Megalopolis’ Extras
The director Francis Ford Coppola is seeking at least $15 million in damages from Variety. Source link
Read More »5 of My Most Anticipated Albums of the Fall
A new indie-rock supergroup, a fruitful (if unexpected) partnership, an alt-rock icon going solo and more. Source link
Read More »A Double Homage for James Baldwin’s 100th. Will It Ever Be Enough?
At the New York Public Library, two exhibitions add little to a very public writer’s mystique. But our critic dived deeper. Source link
Read More »Book Review: ‘Dear Dickhead,’ by Virginie Despentes
Virginie Despentes confronts sexual politics in an epistolary novel with a stubbornly idealistic streak. Source link
Read More »Politicians Get Roasted on This Beloved British Show. Can It Be a U.S. Hit?
“Have I Got News for You” will inject some levity into the CNN schedule. But on a news network, finding comedy in politics during an election year comes with risks. Source link
Read More »Can a Film Say Something New About the U.S.-Mexico Border Crisis?
“Borderland: The Line Within” takes a surprisingly multidisciplinary approach fueled by both personal history and government data. Source link
Read More »Five Horror Movies to Stream Now
This month’s picks include a silent killer, a demonically possessed painting and a hellish queer romance. Source link
Read More »Ian McKellen Has Clapped Back at Critics. Now He’s Playing One.
In the new film “The Critic,” he plays the titular acid-tongued reviewer in 1930s Britain, who is terrified of being outed as gay. Source link
Read More »At Toronto, ‘Dahomey,’ ‘Nightbitch’ and ‘Hard Truths’ Prove Highlights
Films by Mati Diop, Raoul Peck and Mike Leigh, among others, mesh the personal and political in engrossing, insistent ways. Source link
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