‘Presumed Innocent’ review: A pointless remake based on the Chicago-set Scott Turow legal thriller
Apple’s new adaptation of the Scott Turow legal thriller stars Jake Gyllenhaal as a Chicago prosecutor facing murder charges.
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‘Ren Faire’ review: The future of a Renaissance festival resembles a low-rent version of ‘Succession’
The eccentric founder of the Texas Renaissance Festival tries and fails to offload his business.
‘Clipped’ review: When you lie down with dogs, you get up with fleas
Ten years ago, Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling lost his basketball empire after his assistant caught his racism on tape.
‘Couples Therapy’ review: The least cynical reality show on TV. This time there’s a throuple.
Season 4 as absorbing as ever, not because of the couples but because of the calm and probing insights from the show’s therapist Dr. Orna Guralnik.
Column: Cannes we not? This year’s film festival left a sour taste
The self-congratulatory celebrity industrial complex kept chugging along as if nothing is amiss in the world.
‘The Big Cigar’ review: When a Black Panther founder fled to Cuba with the help of a Hollywood producer
The series straddles the tonal line between the jaunty energy of a heist movie while grappling with more serious themes of racism and social revolution.
‘STAX: Soulsville U.S.A.’ review: The rise and fall of the record label that gave us Otis Redding and Isaac Hayes
A four-part HBO docuseries about the rise and fall of Stax Records, the Memphis-based underdog record label.
TV for summer 2024: ‘The Bear’ and ‘Couples Therapy,’ but few chances taken
Maybe it’s just me, maybe it’s the times we’re living in, or maybe it’s a post-Hollywood strike malaise, but the '24 summer TV lineup is looking unimpressive.
‘Bodkin’ review: A true crime podcast descends upon rural Ireland, with mediocre results
Mysteries can be complicated but not as hard to follow as this one, which starts out promisingly enough.
‘Interview with the Vampire’ review: One of the best shows on TV is back for Season 2
The second season picks up where the story left off, with vampires Louis and Claudia looking for community. Enter: The Theatre des Vampires.