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An interview with economist Branko Milanovic.

This hard-to-find 1982 documentary about America’s addiction to guns and violence gets new life 35 years after its initial release.

The modern marriage is an elaborate feat of performance.

The newest Star Wars film feels like a return to the overly serious prequels, rather than the joyful nostalgia of the sequels.

No one has figured out how to make internet journalism profitable. And in 2016, it showed.

Wallace Shawn’s play is about intellectuals grappling with their country’s slide into fascism. Sound familiar?

The director’s latest film, based on three short stories by Alice Munro, confirms his view that women’s lives exist chiefly for melodrama.

With the end of the year in sight, it’s time to catch up on the movies that will be nominated for Academy Awards.

How Stéphane Mallarmé's greatest work was forged from tragedy.

This soaring musical captures the romantic glow of old-school Hollywood while keeping its feet firmly planted in reality.

How she carved a path in comedy and influenced the new generation.