TV Review: Two New Sitcoms Fit the NBC Thursday Night Mold
A review of NBC’s Sunnyside and Perfect Harmony.
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TV Review: New CBS Series EVIL is a Show You Should Watch
A review of EVIL, a daring new drama from CBS.
Borderlands 3 Returns Gamers to Land of Chaos and Loot
A video game review of the hit Borderlands 3.
TV Review: Shudder Revives ‘80s Anthology Classic Creepshow
A review of the series reboot of the George A. Romero classic Creepshow.
Ebert Symposium 2019 Preview: Diversity in Advertising & Communication Panel
A preview of Friday’s Ebert Symposium panel on Diversity in Advertising & Communication.
Ebert Symposium 2019 Preview: Diversity in Journalism, National Hispanic Heritage Month Panels
A preview of Friday’s Ebert Symposium panels on Diversity in Journalism and National Hispanic Heritage Month.
Ebert Symposium 2019 Preview: Keynote Speech, Diversity in Film Panel, VR Experiences
A preview of Friday’s Ebert Symposium Keynote Speech, Diversity in Film panel and lunchtime VR experiences.
I’m Not Friends with Her Anymore: On the Poignancy of It Chapter Two
A personal response to It: Chapter Two and an exploration of its themes.
Five Questions from Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood
A Far-Flunger offers questions that illuminate the themes of Tarantino’s latest.
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Veronica Cartwright on “The Field”; Musso & Frank turns 100, Silent films’ universally accessible power; ‘Mrs. Maisel’ actresses battle restraints on women; In defense of “The Fanatic.”
TV Review: FOX Looks For Their Own Hannibal in Effective Prodigal Son
A review of the new FOX series Prodigal Son, debuting September 23rd.
TV Review: New ABC Dramas Rely on Charismatic Ensembles
A review of two new ABC dramas, Stumptown and Emergence.
Nobody in their right mind sets off to do a movie with 25 main characters: Behind the Scenes of the Downton Abbey Movie
An interview with producer Liz Trubridge and actors Michelle Dockery and Laura Carmichael about Downton Abbey.
Venice 2019: Table of Contents
A hub for all of our content from the 2019 Venice Film Festival.
Ebert Symposium 2019 Celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month with Filmmaker Gregory Nava and Stacy L. Smith, Founder of the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative
An article about the second Ebert Symposium scheduled for Friday, September 27th in Champaign, Illinois, with special guests including “El Norte” filmmaker Gregory Nava and Dr. Stacy L. Smith, founder of the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative.
TIFF 2019: A Personal Look at the Changing Face of the Toronto International Film Festival
An interview with Cameron Bailey and Joana Vicente, co-heads of the Toronto International Film Festival, and a personal reflection from a longtime veteran of the event.
TIFF 2019: 1982, Ordinary Love, Blackbird
On three films from TIFF, including dramas starring Liam Neeson and Susan Sarandon.
Home Entertainment Guide: September 19, 2019
What’s new on Blu-ray and streaming, including Booksmart, John Wick 3, and The Dead Don’t Die.
Roger Ebert’s Celebration of Hispanic FIlmmakers
A compilation of some of Roger’s reviews, celebrating the work of Hispanic filmmakers.
TIFF 2019: The Audition, Pelican Blood, The Whistlers
A dispatch from Toronto on three foreign films.
