Craig Brewer's film is a winning pop nostalgia trip with a dark side. Each one lives in Milwaukee and is divorced with kids. He’s a Vietnam veteran and 20-years-sober alcoholic who works odd jobs as a ...

If Song Sung Blue, which had its world premiere as the closing-night film of AFI Fest, weren’t a true story no one would ever have the nerve to make it. The unlikely triumphs and unspeakable tragedies ...

Despite the highly entertaining plot and the rip-roaring action, “The Tin Men,” by the father-and-son duo of Nelson and Alex DeMille, comes with sadness. During the writing of this military thriller, ...

Ross Bonaime is the Senior Film Editor at Collider. He is a Virginia-based critic, writer, and editor who has written about all forms of entertainment for Paste Magazine, Brightest Young Things, ...

Most people have an "Uncle Buck" in their life — someone funny, who makes questionable life choices but has the purest heart. Mine was my late Uncle Bruce, whom we affectionately called "Buck," ...

There was a blinding collection of stars on stage at The Masonic in San Francisco on Thursday night. And they were all there, shining brightly, in honor of the one and only Emmylou Harris. Joan Baez, ...

Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. LIfe moved on; his spouse unfortunately passed away and his children grew up. A ...

Travis Kelce got engaged to pop star Taylor Swift in August, just weeks before the 2025 NFL season started. Now that they are set for a long-term future together, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end made ...

As serious as its themes, it’s an often extremely funny and buoyant piece, not least in its opening, as Joyce and Erica meet at a London airport for the flight to Guyana – Joyce’s first since she left ...

The Toyota Supra GT4 100th Edition Tribute is a rare special edition that brings track-inspired performance to the road. With 340 hp, exclusive design details, and limited production numbers, it’s ...

Each of Ross McElwee’s deeply personal documentaries is built directly atop a fault line that separates — or connects — the microcosmic and the universal. But few films could be more unsparingly ...