Review: F1 (2025)
If the first half of the summer movie season belonged to a plane-jumping Tom Cruise on the eighth leg of his impossible mission, the second
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This Week in Streaming (July 1st)
Our recommendations to counteract the endless scrolling.
Forever 2002
Why the Long Post-9/11 Summer still defines our cultural imagination.
Review: Art for Everybody
“I have about twenty of his paintings,” a woman says in the trailer promoting Art for Everybody, the new documentary about Thomas Kinkade. W
This Week in Streaming (June 24th)
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Protest as Performance Evaluation
No Kings wasn't an altruistic groundswell. It was an act of self-preservation that brought the Left into an era of Capitalist Magical Realism.
Review: The Phonecian Scheme (2025)
With 2023’s Asteroid City, Wes Anderson fully waded into political terrain for the first time in his thirty-year career, offering up a COVID
This Week in Streaming (June 17th)
Our recommendations to counteract the endless scrolling.
The COVID War Kids
The pandemic wrecked Gen Z. Now, they’re upending the arts and culture status quo.
The Unholy Trinity and The Western’s Global Frontiers
We talk with director Richard Gray about his new Western set in Montana in the wake of the Civil War
This Week in Streaming (June 10th)
Our recommendations to counteract the endless scrolling.
Nashville at 50, The Belcourt at 100
Actor Keith Carradine celebrates Nashville’s oldest movie theater and the legacy of a film that knows Music City better than itself
Review: Kash Patel’s Government Gangsters
For years, Kash Pramod Patel has fantasized about remaking the F.B.I. “in his own image.” At least that’s what The New York Times’s Adam Gol
Strickland's Church
Egyptian Revival in Music City
The Probe Into Freddie O’Connell
A timeline of events leading up to the investigation into Nashville’s mayor.