In the LA Weekly and Village Voice, actor André Holland discusses his career and his latest (and quite appropriate) role as "The Actor." ...

‘Un Mundo en Soledad’ is an ambitious reimagining of Gabriel Garcia Márquez’s literary masterpiece, from a rising star in the jazz firmament. Arriving in Times Square at rush hour, whether ...

The devil works hard, but Bonnie Blue works harder — to make headlines, that is. Blue, whose real name is Tia Bellinger, made a splash on the subscription-based platform OnlyFans by trying to ...

Michael Atkinson's essay on "Play It as It Lays" in the Village Voice notes that this 53-year-old gem still packs an existential punch.

The Village Voice review of Steven Soderbergh’s "Black Bag" focuses on an unraveling marriage between a pair of spies.

Much like HBO’s The Penguin, Disney+’s Daredevil: Born Again signals a shift in how comic book IPs are handled by prioritizing depth, artistry and storytelling over commercial appeal and shock value.

The Village Voice reviews Devin Jacobsen's far-ranging short story collection, “The Summer We Ate Off the China.” ...

The Village Voice review of Quebec filmmaker Philippe Lesage’s isolated-lodge drama, "Who By Fire" notes its sly narrative grenades.

In the Village Voice the New York City-based indie electronic trio Occurrence discuss some albums for the ages.

Emma Jenney: Heather and I went to a Smashing Pumpkins concert last year, and it was both an incredible surprise and a last-minute adventure. A friend who had originally bought the tickets couldn ...