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Here’s why psychologists think reality competition shows like Netflix’s “Battle Camp” continue to resonate with us.

The director of “Sinners” knew that it was time to break out of his comfort zone.

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Religion, migration, protest and self-revelation all mingle in the Turner-winning art of Jasleen Kaur, who – from bottles of blessed Irn-Bru to the clutter of bygone generations – elevates the everyday to the sublime.

Is ‘The Studio’ fun but shallow? No, Seth Rogen’s series is addictive because it captures our new showbiz condition

Suspicious that an awkward email or stilted college essay may have been written by artificial intelligence? Some people think there’s a surefire way to tell — the em dash. Writers, journalists and other grammar nerds — we’re sorry.

In a few weeks, Ted Sarandos will make his acting debut — playing Ted Sarandos. The co-CEO of Netflix is lampooning himself in an episode of the Apple TV+ series “The Studio,” Seth Rogen’s answer to “Entourage” by way of “Curb Your Enthusiasm.

It’s been more than two years since the end of The Last of Us Season One, and even longer for the show’s two weary postapocalyptic heroes: taciturn Joel (Pedro Pascal) and his surrogate daughter Ellie (Bella Ramsey).

It’s tough being an anthology. While other dramas set up their premise and characters and then lazily dole out a little more of the same in every episode, anthologies must constantly seek our approval anew.

The 2025 awards season was a triumph for indie filmmakers. Indie stalwarts Sean Baker’s “Anora” and Brady Corbet’s “The Brutalist” dominated the Oscars, combining for 16 nominations and 8 wins, sweeping the night’s biggest categories.