Apple Won't Allow Movie Villains to Use iPhones
"Knives Out" director Rian Johnson explains why the bad guy in his latest film isn't using any of the tech company's products.
Shakira and Jennifer Lopez's Subversive Super Bowl Spectacular
They provided exuberant entertainment while displaying a pride in belonging to cultures that the Trump administration neglects or vilifies.
Annabella Sciorra Details Alleged Rape in Harvey Weinstein Trial
The "Sopranos" actress is one of several women in the entertainment industry accusing the movie producer and mogul of sexual assault.
Stephen King Walks Back Diversity Remarks After Twitter Backlash
Another public debate has erupted on Twitter about the need for diversity in the entertainment industry—with the author as instigator.
'Prozac Nation' Author Elizabeth Wurtzel Dies of Breast Cancer
She was in her 20s when the book chronicling her addiction and depression was published, igniting a debate that lasted for much of her life.
Jimmy Stewart’s Not-So-Wonderful Life With PTSD
Behind everyone’s favorite Christmas movie is a story of almost unimaginable pain and suffering. It’s one I've come to know all too well.
Speaking the Unspoken
Julie Delporte's autobiographical graphic novel wrestles with issues of sexual abuse, fantasies of motherhood, and the creation of art.
Blackface, Other Insensitivities Ran Rampant in '80s Culture
At the time Virginia's future political leaders wore black makeup in college for fun, Dan Aykroyd wore it too—in the comedy "Trading Places."
The 10 Best Arts and Culture Stories of 2018
This year's top stories about film, books, music and podcasts are not to be missed.
Putin Calls on Cultural Leaders to Restrain Rap Music in Russia
He complains it is based on "sex, drugs and protest" and declares, "If it is impossible to stop, then we must lead it and direct it.”
