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In a special edition of Screen Gab, the entertainment experts at The Times reveal what films and TV shows they plan to catch up on over the holiday weekend.
Hey, Hollywood, don’t throw the baby, or at least the 8-year-old, out with the bathwater. Strong ‘Wicked’ opening shows family movies are more in demand than ever.
With ‘Say Nothing’ and ‘The Diplomat,’ Rory Kinnear enters the pantheon of British villains. Our columnist explains why we never tire of the archetype.
Whether they want to sound like Elvis, Judy, Dylan, Springsteen or just a better version of themselves, celebrities turn to Eric Vetro for help. Here’s how he does it.
In Screen Gab No. 157, ‘Sherwood’ writer James Graham explains how he treats working people with care, plus more streaming recommendations for your weekend.
As men chant ‘Your body, my choice’ in the aftermath of the presidential election, the horror film’s handling of its female characters is bitterly disappointing.
The series’ optimistically civil campaign between the potential successors of President Josiah Bartlet no longer reads as liberal wish-fulfillment but full-blown fantasy.
With a middle-of-the-night press conference from the East Room of the White House, Donald Trump kicked off his effort to steal the 2020 election. It could happen again.
In Screen Gab No. 155, we offer election day viewing recommendations and talk baseball with the director of Netflix’s new docuseries ‘The Comeback.’
Sure, there should be a price for violating parking rules. But recovering a towed car in Los Angeles is a financial and logistical nightmare.
