Get ready for some very fine films in the coming weeks.

A bizarre “protocol” popular among conspiracy theorists and people who feel forced into getting safe shots is concerning experts—and making money for its mastermind.

In “New York’s Finest,” Daily Beast columnist Michael Daly celebrates cops like Steven McDonald, who was shot in the line of duty and paralyzed for life but refused to give up.

What does it say about representation in film when the starring character is specifically supposed to be Puerto Rican yet casting chooses someone who is not?

Alex Gibney’s new HBO documentary chronicles the plight of Abu Zubaydah, a Saudi who’s been detained since 2002—making him one of the longest-serving captives in the War on Terror.

White lady racist agitators walked so Lauren Boebert and Marjorie Taylor Greene could run.

Housed in one of the city’s storied government buildings, Madame Rêve will have its guests looking up more than the average Paris hotel.

Spain’s tourism industry was just on the verge of recovery after getting ravaged by the pandemic. Now it might be right back to square one.

In September 1952, Charlie Chaplin was effectively forced into exile by the Red Scare-obsessed U.S. government, which believed him to have communist sympathies.

Showtime’s hilarious late-night duo went in on the Tesla multi-billionaire on Sunday night.

Mommy’s wedding has everyone feeling a little dysfunctional. Shiv wants to “bank some embryos” with Tom, Roman’s obsessing over Gerri’s boyfriend, and Kendall is... oh, no.

“Mrs. Doubtfire” has been reimagined as a Broadway musical with little of the fun of the original 1993 movie, and cringingly stuck between dreary slapstick and “Kramer vs. Kramer.”