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Bold & Beautiful: Agony Ray
Whether she’s singing live in a digital show or raising fear in a clever stage performance, Agony Ray is a queen you remember. … read more
Film Review: Surge
Surge fails as a compelling narrative but is buttressed by Ben Whishaw’s impeccable performance and one or two wonderful setpieces. … read more
Film Review: Dear Evan Hansen
Dear Evan Hansen gets a few points for trying to address weighty issues, but it’s one high school movie that simply doesn’t make the grade. … read more
Leah Harvey Lays the Foundation For a New Take on...
It doesn’t take a psychohistorian to foresee a bright future ahead for Leah Harvey, who stars as Salvor Hardin in sci-fi series Foundation. … read more
Film Review: The Starling
The Starling isn’t entirely without merit. But it’s as artificial and weak as big-budget Hollywood dramedies get. … read more
Film Review: Everybody’s Talking About Jamie
There’s no question in my mind that Everybody’s Talking About Jamie will be embraced by many as a modern classic. … read more
Film Review: Cry Macho
Cry Macho isn’t the best swan song Clint Eastwood could ever hope for, but it would be far from the worst. … read more
Film Review: The Alpinist
The Alpinist does its best to follow Leclerc as he travels from peak to peak with no cameras, no rope and no margin for error. … read more
Film Review: The Lost Leonardo
Unravelling the hidden agendas of the world’s richest men, this film reveals how truth became secondary to vested interests. … read more
Film Review: The Eyes of Tammy Faye
For a film about people who profess to be instruments of God, there is surprisingly little revelation on display in The Eyes of Tammy Faye. … read more