Something is afoot in The Menu, a film that is very obviously about more than just food. It follows a group of distinguished guests invited to Hawthorne, a fine dining…
Online scams cost Americans nearly $7 billion throughout 2021, according to the FBI, and with the holiday shopping season ramping up, it’s vital that people understand how to avoid falling…
A new study has revealed how many LEGO bricks would be needed to rebuild some of America’s biggest and most famous buildings and monuments. Research conducted by online gaming site im-a-puzzle.com calculated…
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is a funeral. In its opening moments, T’Challa’s sister Shuri (Letitia Wright) learns that a disease has taken her brother’s life, and the scene’s eerie, matter-of-fact…
The Banshees of Inisherin takes place in Ireland, which is a breath of fresh air not only because the island is green and gorgeous but also because Martin McDonagh, the…
We first hear from Lydia Tár, living legend and conductor extraordinaire, at an onstage Q&A celebrating her latest batch of achievements. During an engaging and intelligent but smugly showy answer,…
Halloween Ends sounded like sweet surrender after Halloween Kills, the cruel, moralistic middle chapter of Michael Myers’ latest rampage. The 2018 reboot was good fun, but Kills, ever the high-minded…
Just in time for World Vegetarian Day (Oct. 1) and World Vegan Day (Nov. 1 ), WalletHub recently released its report on 2022’s Best Cities for Vegans & Vegetarians, and…
Smile is at nearly every moment exactly what you think it is. Written and directed by Parker Finn and based on his short film Laura Hasn’t Slept, it’s a high-concept…
Blonde is torture. Not for the viewer, necessarily—though your mileage may vary—but for Marilyn Monroe, whose life the film distills into a series of tragedies. Marilyn (born Norma Jeane) was…
It’s referred to by many names — java, cup of Joe, morning juice, magic — it’s responsible for the happiness of many early risers and its absence can (in some)…
See How They Run, a murder mystery set in 1950s London, is a little too self-assured. Its opening monologue complains that murder mysteries are too samey: “you’ve seen one, you’ve…
