From Taylor Swift to The Tortured Poets Department, we’ve ranked all of the singer’s studio albums.
The worst posters of 2014 merely amplify the already contemptuous elements present in the films being advertised.
There was no shortage of terrible cinematic experiences in 2014, and often from places one might not so readily expect.
These films prove essential not just to discussions about the state of cinema, but the very fabric of quotidian life.
Pop culture’s pendulum trajectory swings between outrage and fatigue, but there are still things to celebrate.
Finding the gems with freshness and vitality is as much a burrower’s game as ever these days.
Many of the year’s best shows approached storytelling in the episodic form from clever, distinct perspectives.
Whether colorful or carefully composed, these posters aren’t just suggestions for adorning your home office or home-theater room.
This may be a slate we look back on as ground zero for something that transcends everything that came prior.
Ullmann spoke with us about Miss Julie’s contemporary relevancy, Chastain’s award-worthy performance, and more.
The tall, diffident, Mississippi-born performer discusses the genesis of his mute but oh-so-expressive alter ego.
Rondón discusses Bad Hair’s mother-son relationship, shooting on Caracas’s barren and dusty streets, and more.
Over the past decade, MacKinnon has become an expert at staging the work of, arguably, our greatest living dramatist.
Marsh discusses the Hawkings’ story, Redmayne’s perseverance, and Theory of Everything’s surprise Oscar buzz.
We look back at the Knife’s catalogue to compile a list of their very best tracks.
Theater director Ivo van Hove has made a habit of breaching borders.
The actor discusses Listen Up Philip’s one-liners, working with Elisabeth Moss, and the rumored Bored to Death film.
Phillippe discusses the ups and downs of Catch Hell’s production, the freedom of directing himself, and more.
The actor discusses becoming a Pasolini rather than the Pasolini, the great filmmaker’s death, and more.
The detail Fincher will bring to Gone Girl’s secrets may speak to the essence of this ambitiously far-flung cultural event.
The preternaturally talented Hunter practically defies credulity on stage.