Film, TV & Streaming

Barbie is coming. After years in development, the movie based on the iconic fashion doll will finally be released next summer, and film buffs can hardly contain the excitement.

While the film box office in 2022 was dominated by Top Gun: Maverick and Avatar: The Way of Water, prestige television programming offered much more diversity in terms of genre options.

Facts are facts: geeks rule the world now. While there was a time where you’d have been mocked for wearing a Superman shirt in public, pop culture fandom has steadily become mainstream.

2022 was a complex year for the film industry. Although the pandemic certainly caused a lot of major shifts in moviegoing habits, many of the film industry’s problems had been building up for a good while.

Have dating reality shows ever produced an actual relationship? The end of almost every season of The Bachelor, The Bachelorette, 90 Day Fiancé, Married at First Sight and FBoy Island shows a couple of lovers staring into a sunset at the rest of their lives together.

Sandra Bernhard can do just about anything: act, dance, write, sing. Most important, she does them all on her terms and without filtering or censoring herself or her vision.

Everyone has a favorite Christmas movie, whether it’s It’s A Wonderful Life or Die Hard, and the holiday season promises a ton of seasonal classics that you’ve probably already seen a thousand times.

It’s no secret that the theatrical cinematic experience has been a true roller coaster ride in the last few years.

The release of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, the sequel to the Oscar-nominated film Black Panther starring the late Chadwick Boseman, represents a new step for the most successful movie franchise in Hollywood history.

For his feature film directorial debut, director Elegance Bratton looked back on his own experiences. With The Inspection, he tells the story of his time in the Marines as a gay, Black man.

Election Day is just around the corner and the act naming our next government representatives may inspire some trepidation and nervous anticipation.

Director David Lowery’s epic adventure The Green Knight may have been snubbed by last year’s Oscars but it became one of the most discussed and lauded films of the 2021 movie season.

The summer movie season has faded, so now’s the time to start looking ahead to all of the films that will undoubtedly dominate the awards conversation in the next few months.

Back when she was in high school, aspiring filmmaker Campbell Wilmot decided to capture the day-to-day life of her longtime friend, Rhyle McKinney, who was born with a hole in her soft cleft palate and with perforations in both of her ears.

If you need further evidence that corporations are firmly in charge of the future of entertainment, just look at the shenanigans at Warner Brothers.

The Dallas International Film Festival opening weekend brought to mind the words of famed Chicago Sun-Times film critic Roger Ebert, who once said that “movies are the most powerful empathy machine in all the arts.”

Growing from a small San Diego-based mail-order company to a glossy cultural touchstone, the International Male catalog helped define an entire era of fashion.

There are some figures in Hollywood history who are so iconic that we assume they will live forever. Audiences of all ages received the sad news this week that legendary actress, singer and performer Angela Lansbury died at the age of 96.

The ’90s kids’ show Barney and Friends created by Dallas mother Sheryl Leach is instantly recognizable, and its mere mention inspires stirring emotions among former viewers.

One of the most awkward teen movies about one of the world’s most awkward teens of all time is getting a special screening next year at the Texas Theatre.

Now that the summer movie box office has died down, it’s festival season! This means that after several months of superheroes, minions and Top Gun: Maverick rewatches, we’re finally getting our first glimpse of the movies that will be contending for the award shows at the end of the year.

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