“I’m not sure that it was ever really definitely going to happen. People just seemed so excited about it that we were like, ‘Oh, yeah, fuck it!’”
It’s all about choreography.
We talk to real dancers about whether or not they are all just lusty, deranged murderers.
In “NASA,” Ariana suggests that the universe is going to implode unless we halt our space program.
Including The Souvenir, The Farewell, We Are Little Zombies, and Animals.
“I used to have questions about what it meant to be desirable, to be feminine, to be successful … Now, I’m more comfortable being myself.”
The actor, comedian, and writer on her new film, The Sunlit Night, and her year of radical change.
Ask Dr. Ruth, which premiered at Sundance, is a delightful, emotional portrait of a Holocaust survivor who went on to change America’s sex lives.
“It was a little bit scary, and I think everyone was scared, especially the producers.”
We talk to Jennifer Kent about her harrowing new film The Nightingale, which premieres at Sundance today.
Bon Appétit’s Back to Back Chef is the cathartic brain-death experience you’ve been searching for.
A New York Jewess goes south for the holidays.
Merry Christmas is the gift that keeps on giving and takes nothing in return, except for $60 million in royalties.
The star of The Favourite on choosing films with queer overtones and creating human pretzels with Emma Stone and Olivia Colman.
For her audiobook, This Will Only Hurt a Little.
The Wildlife star on a “terrifying” new role, opening up about her notoriously private life, and awful questions she’s gotten from men over the years.
One writer’s account of being trapped inside a Kafka-esque capitalistic nightmare, with only Ariana Grande’s Official Store for company.
Winstead talks All About Nina, learning to do stand-up comedy on the fly, and the Louis C.K. joke that got cut at the last minute.
The star of The Crown is in the midst of a professional stretch so frenetic it would probably send a lesser woman screaming into the night.
What is the best cinematic bath ever? From A Nightmare on Elm Street to Pretty Woman, let’s figure it out.