The best films of 2022 forged boldly into darkness to illuminate the inner lives of heroes, villains, and some notable donkeys.
A comic love letter to theater fans, 'Which Way to the Stage' hits its marks with affection and pinpoint accuracy.
The controversial queer film auteur SCUD reveals whether he'll really call it quits after his latest erotic feature "Apostles."
Playwright Samuel D. Hunter poured his personal pain into the role now earning Brendan Fraser the ovations of his career.
High-grade showbiz cheese, "Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance with Somebody" genuinely entertains but feels only faintly authentic
Oscar-winner Damien Chazelle breaks down the backstory behind the fabulous excess in his Hollywood epic, 'Babylon.'
A gorgeous template for a virtual tourist experience, 'Avatar: The Way of Water' is less compelling as a sci-fi adventure.
Michael Ausiello's real-life story is brought to the big screen in 'Spoiler Alert,' starring Parsons as the journalist and author.
Olivia Colman dazzles in "Empire of Light," writer-director Sam Mendes' complicated ode to movies, melancholy, and friendship
Elegance Bratton chronicles a gay Marine recruit's rough march through bootcamp in the autobiographical drama 'The Inspection.'
Excision BioTherapeutics is testing a gene editing therapeutic “designed to cure HIV infections after a single intravenous infusion.”
Bob the Drag Queen talks about everything from 'We're Here' to the Walker vs. Warnock race to Kanye, Kyrie, and even Bill Murray.
"We're Here" star Eureka takes the wheel on their inspirational road back to sobriety, the stage, and their most authentic self.
Steven Spielberg’s poignant cinematic 'The Fabelmans' finds a film-obsessed teen coming of age in a family coming apart.
Studio's "People, Places & Things" makes trenchant art by casting a humorous light on the darkest dimensions of drug addiction.