On the occasion of Toy Story 5’s release, here’s our ranking of every Pixar feature to date.
Witches, wives, and even Whoopi made this list of women who sport only the darkest uniforms.
Here’s a list of 15 memorable movie ledges, from cliffs to rooftops to ominous subway platforms.
I can recall a time when music videos were all but doomed to certain extinction.
It’s difficult to remember a year in which it was harder to compile a consensus Top 25.
The ladies truly dominate the upper reaches of our 2011 albums list in a way they haven’t ever before.
This was the year everyone seemed to agree that Gaga chose the wrong singles from her album.
As is often the case, life during wartime proved to be the impetus for some truly great pop culture, and from the fray emerges our first-ever official TV list.
Was 2011 a creative regression for the video-game industry?
Some of our great new horror movies look to the past for assistance, others resonate with bleak nihilism for our future.
Here are 10 of the best moments in the Beasties’ MTV careers.
One-album wonders weren’t in short supply in the ’90s, but many were far from disposable.
Is it fair to say that many of us attach no actual “nostalgia,” in the strictest sense of the word, to the singles of the 1990s?
Call it the Year of the Woman, as 2010 featured more standout lead female performances than any 12-month stretch in recent memory.
Sometimes, when everyone agrees that something is pretty great, it’s because it’s actually pretty great.
I don’t want to overstate the case for our new decade’s first breakout star, but I can’t help hearing 2010’s pop music in terms of the Gaga Effect.
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Steve McQueen’s career started too late and ended too soon.
Like The Flaming Lips, Andrew Bird’s a musical existentialist: Lyrics of doubt and worry against a reassuring musical backdrop.
Auteurist artistry and genre craftsmanship remain vital filmmaking avenues throughout the decade.
There’s a lot of controversy about how closely, if at all, From a Basement on the Hill mirrors Elliott Smith’s intentions for its final form.