In Fatherland, an old man and his grown daughter venture back into postwar Germany, one seeking escape, the other searching for something that has long since disappeared. Well-acted and beautifully shot, it’s also a drama without much purpose—though its black-and-white grading means it must be special, right? I’ve never taken to director Pawel Pawlikowski’s understated
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Taylor Swift got nostalgic during her acceptance speech at the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame. The superstar became the youngest member of the institution after she was inducted by Brad Paisley during a ceremony tonight in Nashville. Swift thanked Lainey Wilson for her stripped-down performance of “Love Story” and even poked fun at Paisley, her
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Taylor Swift officially became the youngest-ever member of the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame when she was formally inducted into the institution by Brad Paisley during an industry gala on Monday night in Nashville. “This is somebody who has conquered the world and done it with songs,” Paisley said as he inducted the star. The
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If a crime thriller can be described as cute, The Only Living Pickpocket in New York is absolutely adorable. Well acted and oddly absorbing, the movie has John Turturro playing a well-meaning thief who gets into real trouble when he steals the wrong bag from the wrong man. Turturro delivers a fine, understated performance as
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Available on Digital on December 8, 2026 When you take your seven-year-old daughter to a movie and the opening scene involves a boy ripping his chest open and jumping to his death, you know you’re doing parenting right. My daughter loves Coraline with a passion, and she has wanted to see Laika Studio’s Wildwood since
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In Clayface, a hot dude sleeps with the wrong woman, gets his face cut up, and becomes a Batman villain–sans Batman. The third entry in the DCU following Superman and Supergirl, this R-rated body horror movie is smaller in scope and budget–only $40 million–and feels it. Far better than any of the Sony Spider-Man villain
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In You Can See Everything, a dude you may or may not know named Nathan Fielder hangs with Theranos founder and convicted felon Elizabeth Holmes and her husband and becomes consumed with understanding a woman who defies comprehension. Along the way he creates one of the most unique and enthralling documentaries of the decade. Holmes
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Less than a decade after its founding, food startup Wonder has seen its footprint and valuation soar. Still, the company has even more ambitious plans ahead, like a subscription program to let diners run their own “restaurants,” an aggressive expansion in Texas and a potential initial public offering. Created by serial entrepreneur Marc Lore in
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Now available on Digital When the [Marvel Cinematic] Universe is at risk, never count out your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man. Yes, the webslinger is back sans multiverse nostalgia to breathe life into Kevin Feige’s sagging creation, and breathe life it does: Spider-Man: Brand New Day is the best Marvel movie in years–arguably since Avengers: Endgame. The
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Travelers navigate security lines at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport Terminal 1 on March 23, 2026 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Stephen Maturen | Getty Images Fewer people are flying this year, but with airfare this high and climbing, airline executives say that’s just fine. At the New York Hilton in Midtown Manhattan on Friday night, the aviation
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GOODYEAR, Ariz. — An Airbus A320neo, one of the world’s most popular planes, rolled off the Mobile, Alabama, factory line in July 2022, painted bright yellow for its next destination: Spirit Airlines. It was built to fly for decades. But this May, less than four years later, it was stripped for parts worth millions and
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Now available on Premium VOD In The Invite, Olivia Wilde and Seth Rogen are married and hate each other, but that doesn’t stop them from inviting the strange (and sexually noisy) upstairs neighbors (Ed Norton and Penelope Cruz) over for dinner, because who wouldn’t want to meet the couple that goes at it hard every
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One small town. One brutal case. One woman determined to make the law mean something. Lindsey Jones didn’t sell her soul to a big-city firm, she hung her own shingle across from the courthouse, where the floors creak, the pews groan, and justice is anything but guaranteed. As a thirty-two-year-old criminal defense attorney in the
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In Michael, director Antoine Fuqua checks all the boxes of a superficial biopic about one of the most famous and controversial singers of all time, minus the controversial parts. A not-very-interesting retelling of Michael Jackson that coasts on the fact that his music is downright incredible, your mileage will vary depending on what you want
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