Film, TV & Streaming

This week’s episode was a reminder that the bar has been noticeably lowered over recent seasons.

The new film feels as disposable as the rest of the MCU’s recent output.

The action-comedy-romance could use a bit more action and a lot less plot.

The film is screening at theaters across South Florida after impressing audiences on the festival circuit.

The first show at the 2,400-seat venue is nearly sold out.

Save Our Children will trace the direct line between her ’70s anti-gay campaign to Florida’s current-day culture wars.

The queens put their unique stamps on “tickled pink” monochromatic looks.

Sprawling length is the least of the film’s problems.

Tributes to David Lynch, Oscar contenders, and more.

Several queens are emerging as clear frontrunners this week.

This week’s episode featured ill-advised product placement and a disappointing elimination.

Based on Tallahassee’s notorious Dozier School reformatory, the film was shot entirely from the survivors’ points of view.

The director and artist leaves behind a monumental legacy.

This sweeping tale of an architect’s struggle to find the American Dream is one of the year’s best films.

Winners also get access to the expansive Wolfson Archives, and their films will debut at the Miami Film Festival.

The director proves he doesn’t need to tell a Spanish story to make a worthy film.

From Pedro Almodóvar’s first English feature to Oscar contender The Brutalist, January is packed with movie releases.

The episode was a jam-packed start to a promising season.

The lineup, like current events, might spark some heated but necessary conversations.

The Netflix phenomenon returns, less vital than before.

From Dune: Part Two to Anora, 2024 proved to be a strong year for cinema.

Robert Eggers’ masterful adaptation of Nosferatu is unbearably intense, terrifying, and perverse.