Entertainment

“Red, White & Royal Blue” waits just seven and a half minutes to get to the good stuff, and by that I’m not referring to the movie’s big romance, between a hot...

When Charlotte Regan was a child, she spent summer vacations playing on the street. “It felt like you were at a holiday park with all your best friends,” said the British filmmaker,...

Jerry Moss, who with the trumpeter Herb Alpert founded A&M Records, which at its peak from the 1960s to the ’80s was an independent powerhouse behind hits by the Carpenters, the Police,...

Michael Oher was a young man with a promising football career when Michael Lewis captured his story in “The Blind Side,” a best-selling book that was made into an Oscar-winning movie starring...

Public. Art. Monument.Combine those three terms, and you often end up in a glorious muddle.Whether a sculpture or fountain or obelisk, a piece might succeed as a monument, but fail as fine...

Consider classical music a late bloomer. In New York, as the city emerges from its winter hibernation — the snow on tree branches replaced by dreamily pastel cherry blossoms, the short, sleepy...

The King James Bible is loaded with memorable analogies, and one of the most vivid is from Proverbs: “As a dog returneth to its vomit, so a fool returneth to his folly.”...

A newly out transgender man meets with his estranged father, his ex-boyfriend and his sister for the first time since his transition in this drama.

Michael Cera’s latest misfit is a poker addict unable to communicate with his sisters in Dustin Guy Defa’s keen-eyed dramedy.

This clever, but disappointingly tame psychodrama sees Virginie Efira as a professional translator secretly living with two families; one in Switzerland, the other in France.