The Brilliance is in the Details of HBO’s Riveting Mare of Easttown
A review of HBO’s Mare of Easttown, starring Kate Winslet, which premieres on Sunday, April 18th.
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Oscar-Nominee Gary Sinise Receives 14th Lincoln Leadership Prize
An article about Oscar-nominee Gary Sinise receiving the 14th Lincoln Leadership Prize from the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library Foundation
Visual Jazz: Celebrating the Sights and Sounds of Dil Se
Released in 1998, Mani Ratnam’s Dil Se opposed Hindi cinema conventions, and challenged its audience.
From Bill Murray to Sacha Baron Cohen: Santa Barbara Film Festival 2021 Highlights
Highlights of the recently wrapped 2021 Santa Barbara Film Festival.
Horror Legend Barbara Crampton on Jakob’s Wife, You’re Next, and Her Favorite Role
An interview with the legendary star of Re-Animator, From Beyond, You’re Next, and this week’s Jakob’s Wife.
Cliches Are Fair Game in Disney+’s Charming Big Shot
A review of the new Disney+ series Big Shot, which premieres April 16.
Sam Fragoso Launches Fifth Anniversary Campaign for his Talk Easy Podcast
An article about the fifth anniversary of the Talk Easy Podcast and its founder Sam Fragoso.
Breaking Bread on the 25th Anniversary of Big Night
A feature on watching Campbell Scott & Stanley Tucci’s Big Night on its 25th anniversary, especially in light of how the last year impacted the restaurant business.
ABC’s Rebel Wastes Talent on Fictional Version of the Erin Brockovich Legacy
A review of the new ABC drama loosely based on the life of Erin Brockovich, which has a great ensemble but has no idea what to do with it.
Home Entertainment Guide: April 2021
The latest and greatest on Blu-ray, including Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar, Monster Hunter, News of the World, Soul, and Criterion releases of Defending Your Life and Secrets and Lies.
Pure Human: Neil Burger on Voyagers
An interview with the writer and director of this week’s Voyagers.
Thrilling Reboot of Kung Fu Offers Needed Representation on The CW
A review of the new Kung Fu, premiering tonight on The CW.
Joss Whedon Practically Plagiarizes Himself in the Uneven The Nevers
A review of the new HBO series The Nevers, premiering April 11.
Nasim Pedrad Boldly Parodies Adolescence in TBS’ Chad
A review of the TBS comedy series Chad, premiering on April 6.
No Malice Film Contest Extends its Deadline to May 31st
An article about the inaugural No Malice Film Contest presented by the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum and the Roger and Chaz Ebert Foundation, which has extended its deadline to Monday, May 31st.
Short Films in Focus: The Oscar-Nominated Short Films of 2021
A look at the 15 films nominated for Oscars for best short.
Amazon’s Them is a Harrowing, Frustrating American Horror Story
A review of the Amazon series Them, which premieres on April 9.
In Memory of Roger Ebert: Films About Connection
A tribute to Roger’s writing about connection on the anniversary of his passing.
12th Annual AAFCA Awards to be Held April 7th
An article about the 12th Annual AAFCA Awards, which will be held on Wednesday, April 7th.
