‘Endling’ review: Maria Reva spins a Ukrainian tragicomedy
Book Review Endling By Maria RevaDoubleday: 352 pages, $28If you buy books linked on our site, The Times may earn a commission from Bookshop.org, whose…
Paramount adds three new board members amid Trump troubles and FCC review
With its sale to Skydance Media still beyond its reach, Paramount Global has nominated three new directors to bolster its small board, which has been…
‘It’s Not the End of the World’ review: Future L.A. is a campy mess
Book Review It's Not the End of the World By Jonathan Parks-RamageBloomsbury: 384 pages, $30If you buy books linked on our site, The Times may…
‘Mountainhead’ review: Billionaire tech bros watch the world burn
At the beginning of “Mountainhead,” written and directed by Jesse Armstrong of “Succession” fame and premiering Saturday on HBO, three multibillionaire tech bros make their…
‘Jane Austen Wrecked My Life’ review: A winning romance among the bookish
“Jane Austen Wrecked My Life” is a catchy, provocative title for writer-director Laura Piani’s debut feature, but it is a bit of a misnomer. Her…
‘Sister Midnight’ review: Unhappy housewife breaks out of routine
A gritty, rock-inflected comedy using the nocturnal peculiarities of Mumbai slum life as a fertile (if at times fetid) palette, British-raised Karan Kandhari’s “Sister Midnight,”…
‘When It All Burns’ review: Firefighting lessons from the front lines
Book Review When It All Burns: Fighting Fire in a Transformed World By Jordan ThomasRiverhead Books: 368 pages, $30If you buy books linked on our…
‘Sirens’ review: A dark farce dressed up in pastel Lilly Pulitzer
“Sirens,” premiering Thursday on Netflix, is an odd sort of a series, an interesting mix of hifalutin ideas, family drama and what might be called…
Classifying Taliban as ‘foreign terrorist organization’ under review: US | Donald Trump News
A ‘comprehensive review’ of the US’s chaotic military withdrawal from Afghanistan in August 2021 has also been ordered.Secretary of State Marco Rubio has said that…
DOOM: The Dark Ages review… This cacophony of chaos impales itself firmly as a Game of the Year contender
LIKE a beloved old pet dog, DOOM: The Ages is impossible to put down.It’s a demonic drug, a hit of horrifying annihilation that makes you…
‘Hurry Up Tomorrow’ review: The Weeknd movie is a waste
The lure for music stars to cinematize their success will never grow old, and the movies — in need of high-wattage attractions as ever —…
Review: Revving engines, thrills and drama drive ‘Duster’ and ‘Motorheads’
After humans, and arguably before dogs and horses, there is no character more vital to the screen, and more vital onscreen, than the automobile. Driven…
‘Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning’ review: Stunts thrill, exposition doesn’t
CANNES, France — Tom Cruise’s Ethan Hunt arrived in France in 1996’s “Mission: Impossible” clinging to a high speed train through the Chunnel, pursued and nearly skewered…
‘The Queens’ tour review: Chaka Khan sings with Stevie Wonder
Near the end of an evening ruled by queens, a king was keeping Chaka Khan waiting.“Stevie Wonder’s in the house tonight,” Khan said late Sunday…
I’m a used car expert, this is my review of the MOST popular car on Sun Motors right now
BUYING a used car involves lots of decisions. What size and style do you want? Are you petrol, diesel, hybrid or EV? Should you buy…
‘Mark Twain’ review: New bio explores iconic writer’s highs and lows
Book Review Mark Twain By Ron ChernowPenguin Press: 1,200 pages, $45If you buy books linked on our site, The Times may earn a commission from…
‘Fight or Flight’ review: Hartnett saves it from crash-landing
Take note: If you have any anxiety about flying, director James Madigan’s “Fight or Flight” will not be for you. But if a cheap and…
‘Vulcanizadora’ review: Probing the limits of guilt and anxiety
The sardonic meme phrase “Are men okay?” gets a bleakly amusing yet quietly devastating workover in Joel Potrykus’ “Vulcanizadora,” about a pair of downtrodden dudes…
‘Life of Pi’ at the Ahmanson review: Enchanting and profound
The natural world is aswirl in “Life of Pi,” a marvelously inventive stage adaptation of Yann Martel’s 2002 Booker Prize-winning novel. This pageant of puppetry…
‘Friendship’ review: Tim Robinson turns self-immolation into comedy
We keep hearing that we’re in a male-loneliness epidemic. The agonizing and hilarious “Friendship” makes it feel like the Black Death. Written and directed by…