U of A professor Tasha Hubbard's new film demands that we confront and learn about a history that wants to be forgotten.

Miami-born filmmaker Monica Sorelle has been named a 2026 fellow by United States Artists, a Chicago-based arts funding ...

The former 'Succession' screenwriter explains how he adapted a cult Korean film into a wildly timely sci-fi drama — one ...

Inspired by iconic Bollywood moods and themes, this collection connects cinema lovers to powerful books that extend the ...

While Marty Supreme & The Smashing Machine have shown what Benny and Josh Safdie can do on their own, it also shows they’re ...

The 1984 song, which is considered to critique racism during the Vietnam War, contains the phrase 'yellow man', considered a ...

In his 2000 book “Bowling Alone,” Harvard professor Robert D. Putnam lamented America’s decline in social and community life.

Hamnet, Maggie O'Farrell’s luminous 2020 novel, shifts Shakespeare’s most famous play away from genius and towards loss.

Thomas Hardy’s final novel, Jude the Obscure (1895), was ahead of its time in more ways that one. Upon its publication, it ...

The major film studios are in a desperate spot, still not having recovered from the mass exodus to home viewing that began during the COVID-19 pandemic. Getting enough viewers to theaters to justify ...

Onstage, the rest of Turnstile churn through Birds, a hyper-highlight from their recent album Never Enough, with Jem Siow, ...

As questions of access, locality and relevance grow more urgent, major institutional biennials—from Venice to Gwangju—will ...