No matter how awful your life is, you'll feel better about yourself after watching "Destroyer." Every character in the film is worse off than you.

"Destroyer" scoffs at showing life's underbelly. It revels in showing what lies underneath the underbelly.

Nicole Kidman, wearing makeup that makes it look like she isn't wearing makeup, stars as ...Read more

On the heels of Lifetime's "Surviving R. Kelly" docuseries and news that the artist and his label, Sony Music Entertainment, have cut ties, a former intern is accusing the embattled R&B star of sexually abusing her as a teenager.

The new claim comes from Tracy Sampson, who interned at Epic Records in summer 1999. Her account, the latest in a ...Read more

The '90s were good to Caroline Rhea. That's when the Canadian actress-comedian not only was finding her way on the comedy circuit but they were also the decade in which she landed a role in the network comedy "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch" in 1996. That series left such a positive and lasting impression on a generation that Rhea still gets called...Read more

Jacques Rivette's 1966 film, "La Religieuse (The Nun)," might be one of the greatest prison movies ever made and certainly one of the most controversial. The prison is a Catholic convent, and the inmate we are following is Suzanne Simonin (Anna Karina), a young woman who takes vows against her will.

For the rest of her short, defiant life she ...Read more

It was announced as "the cultural experience of the decade," and it was -- just not in the way anyone anticipated.

As detailed by director Chris Smith in the compulsively watchable documentary "Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened," what started out being touted as "Coachella in the Caribbean" ended up as pure chaos that reminded ...Read more

When filmmakers make movies set in a specific world capital, they're drawing from their own memories and impressions of that city. It's urban planning, plus a little poetry. Often a director films on location; other times, a production design team fabricates a corner or a neighborhood from scratch, a long way from the real thing.

This brings us...Read more

LOS ANGELES -- Harvey Weinstein and attorney Benjamin Brafman announced Thursday that the criminal defense attorney will no longer represent the beleaguered producer in his rape case and that a new team of lawyers will be announced next week.

The formal announcement that Weinstein will allow Brafman to inform Judge James Burke that he wants to ...Read more

Somehow Stephen Malkmus managed to jam a sarcastic complaint about too many bike lanes into a poignant song about Freddie Gray, the 25-year-old African-American man who died after breaking his neck while in a police transport vehicle. Gray's death prompted a civil-rights investigation and heavy protests in his home city, Baltimore, throughout ...Read more

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico -- It didn't take long for Donald Webber Jr. to hear about the hardships endured by residents of Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria, the monster storm that ravaged the island in late 2017.

The taxi driver who picked up the actor at the San Juan airport told Webber that he and his family had lived without power for more than...Read more

A Jacksonville, Fla., KFC worker committed restaurant health violations, then was arrested after hitting a customer with chicken, police say.

The first incident being caught on video led to the second incident, also caught on video, both from the night of Dec. 29.

Ronald Jenkins called the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office that night and showed ...Read more

"Butterfly," a British production premiering Friday on Hulu, is a thought-provoking, emotionally realistic issue drama on the subject of gender identity in young people -- well, really, just one particular young person, 12-year-old Max Duffy (Callum Booth-Ford) from Manchester, who would like to be known as Maxine.

There is strife ahead, to be ...Read more