Our two critics go head-to-head with their favorite movies of 2016.

The genre hasn’t been this irrelevant in decades, which was only underscored by a slew of memoirs by aging rock stars.

Joel Selvin's book casts a new light on the Rolling Stones' 1969 concert.

Black indie directors were tapped for studio blockbusters, and some of the most interesting films about black characters were made on the margins.

How soap operas remade TV in their own image.

The best (and the rest) coming to theaters in the last weeks of the year.

We’ve taken the dream of Jones’s generation to its ultimate capitalist end.

An interview with economist Branko Milanovic.

This hard-to-find 1982 documentary about America’s addiction to guns and violence gets new life 35 years after its initial release.

The modern marriage is an elaborate feat of performance.

The newest Star Wars film feels like a return to the overly serious prequels, rather than the joyful nostalgia of the sequels.

No one has figured out how to make internet journalism profitable. And in 2016, it showed.