Behind Scenes

“The Map That Leads to You” is a romantic movie. Allegedly. Sort of. It gets to the lovey-dovey stuff eventually, but half of it plays like a “Hostel” sequel. A …

The 71st Academy Awards in 1999 gave us one of the most hotly debated Oscar decisions of all time. On one side, you had Saving Private Ryan (1998)—Steven Spielberg’s brutal, …

Channel 4 news boss Louisa Compton has accused Netflix of behaving like “TV tourists” over the streamer’s breakout hit Adolescence. During the opening debate at the Edinburgh TV Festival, Compton …

“The 1970s for those of you who missed them were a fabulous time to be young and brave…[Life] and what to make of it was up for grabs. And there …

Top Icelandic actor-writer-producer Björn Hlynur Haraldsson (seen in “The Witcher,” “The Borgias,” “Lamb”), also the co-showrunner of the Series Mania winning show “Blackport,” is teaming up with “Lamb” co-writer Sjón …

Fox News personality Dana Perino was adamant on Tuesday’s episode of “The Five” that she gets what the joke is with Gavin Newsom’s parodies of Donald Trump social media posts. …

In The Godfather (1972), Michael Corleone (Al Pacino) doesn’t announce his fall from grace with a grand speech. He doesn’t even break into a villainous grin. Instead, his journey from …

Americana After 15 years working in series television, writing shows including Longmire, Damnation, The Terror, and most recently, Pokerface, Tony Tost moves into the world of feature filmmaking with his …

Alicia Vikander is looking back at The Danish Girl, ten years after its release, and says the film “already feels extremely outdated.” The Tom Hooper-directed film, based on the 2000 …

Toward the end of her recently republished autobiography, “My Country, Africa,” the political organizer Andrée Blouin reflects on the failures of the independence movements that galvanized so many Africans, including …