Columns
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‘City of Gold’ Review: Jonathan Gold Doc is a Spoonful of Sugar
Filmmaker Laura Gabbert’s love letter to the Pulitzer-winning food critic, and the city of Los Angeles, is hyper-palatable yet unconvincing
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Why Theaters and the Moviegoing Experience Need an Overhaul (Guest Blog)
Home entertainment steadily improved as box office admissions declined 16 percent from 2003 to 2015
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New York Times in 1922: Adolf Hitler’s Anti-Semitism ‘Not So Genuine’
An old newspaper articles suddenly resonates today, for some reason
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Donald Trump Bought John Deere Stock Before His Weird Super Tuesday Endorsement
Trump wants Caterpillar and John Deere products to build a border wall
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Why Ed Asner’s Solo Show Is Like ‘The Vagina Monologues’ for Older Men (Guest Blog)
The 86-year-old actor offers a frank — and very funny — take on men’s health in “A Man and His Prostate”
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‘Race’ Review: Jesse Owens Biopic Is Uncommonly Engaging Sports Story
Stephan James and Jason Sudeikis play the Olympian and his devoted coach in a soaring story that isn’t afraid to explore moral depths
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Why I Switched My Support From Hillary Clinton to Bernie Sanders (Guest Blog)
Actress and writer Carole Mallory explains why she’s become disillusioned with the former secretary of state
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‘4th Man Out’ Review: Coming-Out Comedy Should Have Come Out 10 Years Ago
Outdated, unfunny and unappealingly bro-y, this Outfest favorite only works if you’re invested in one very specific way of being gay
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‘Jane Got a Gun’ Review: Natalie Portman Western Romance Hits Its Target
Inexplicably hidden from advance press, this scandal-plagued project overcame the odds to deliver an earnestly felt actioner
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Oscar Diversity: Why Gender and Racial Equality Are Crucial (Guest Blog)
“It feels like the slates being greenlit are more Caucasian in the last couple of years,” Hyde Park CEO Ashok Amritraj writes
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‘The Boy’ Review: Scary-Doll Horror Flick Is Creepy and Clever
A nanny escaping from an abusive ex gets more than she bargained for
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‘Dirty Grandpa’ Review: Robert De Niro, Zac Efron Comedy More Interested in Gross-Outs Than Jokes
Aubrey Plaza also stars in crude, rude bummer of a spring break movie
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’13 Hours’ Review: Michael Bay’s Benghazi Tale Has Way More Bullets Than Brains
Great action sequences can’t make up for a willfully stupid look at war and terror
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Why Hollywood Should Turn to Mobile Gaming to Replace Dwindling DVD Revenue (Guest Blog)
“The most successful Hollywood-IP partnerships can generate $100 million+ of lifetime revenue,” writes Niccolo de Masi, chairman and CEO of Glu Mobile
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‘The Masked Saint’ Review: Preaching Replaces Pageantry in Christian Wrestling Biopic
Truth feels phonier than fiction in a film more interested in platitudes than storytelling
