Could Mandalorian armor be any cooler? Pedro Pascal doesn't think so.

"He's such an incredible silhouette," said "The Mandalorian" actor. "It's such an iconic image."

The first-ever "Star Wars" live-action TV series stars Pascal as the titular gun-slinging bounty hunter, clad in the style of armor made famous by Boba Fett in 1980's "Star Wars:...Read more

Queen Elsa and Princess Anna accomplish several impressive feats in "Frozen 2" -- outrunning giant rock monsters, freezing the sea, uncovering mysterious family history. But, perhaps most impressive of all, they do it while wearing pants.

What might seem like an insignificant quick change actually marks a major shift in the Disney princess ...Read more

Monday is Veterans Day, which grew out of Armistice Day, commemorating the end of World War I. Instead it marked an all-too-temporary halt to armed conflict. The word "armistice" acts as an arrow, pointing to the peace our world never accommodates for long.

War movies have long been big business, like war itself. This weekend brings the film "...Read more

Deflect. Play the victim. Attack. Repeat.

The strategy was familiar, as was the name. But the only thing smooth about Donald Trump Jr.'s appearance on "The View" Thursday was the hair slick atop his head and co-host Meghan McCain's composure.

There they were, the son of a historically unpopular, ethically challenged president and the daughter ...Read more

Angel Olsen has rarely been satisfied with stillness. In less than a decade, the 32-year-old emotionally resonant singer has transformed from an urgent and arresting, albeit occasionally desolate lo-fi folk singer into a fierce full band leader whose rollicking and self-assured sonic declarations reverberate with an electric punch. Most recently...Read more

The searching that sprang from a court-appointed stint in rehab haunts every frame of "Honey Boy," a dreamlike autobiographical exorcism written by self-styled enfant terrible Shia LaBeouf -- and finessed with director Alma Har'el into a film starring LaBeouf -- of the actor's childhood as the son of an addict and the toxic cycles that ensued.

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In 2017, Joseph Kosinski directed "Only the Brave," a studious and searing depiction of wildland firefighting. It's an honest and unflinching account of the training, tactics and bravery and sheer sacrifice required to do such a job, one that has only become more crucial as climate change-enhanced wildfires ravage California every fall. It was a...Read more

TV shows like "Euphoria," "Batwoman" and "Pose" contributed to a record high for LGBTQ representation on television in the 2019-20 season, according to a report GLAAD released Thursday.

Last year, the advocacy group, which monitors representation of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer people in the media, challenged the television ...Read more

The hosts of a podcast that caused a viral uproar apologized Thursday for how they reacted to rapper-actor T.I.'s story about taking his virgin daughter to the gynecologist annually to have her hymen checked.

"We were completely caught off guard/shocked and looking back, we should have reacted much differently in the moment," "Ladies Like Us" ...Read more

"American Dharma" is the gospel according to Stephen K. Bannon -- a feature-length conversation with the Trump White House's former chief political adviser that is both more interesting and more depressing than you might be expecting.

Structured as a dialogue with director Errol Morris, "Dharma" was criticized when it premiered at the Venice ...Read more

It's usually hard to quantify the quality of a movie, but in the case of "Doctor Sleep," it's easy: Precisely two-thirds of it is good.

A sequel to "The Shining," "Doctor Sleep" incorporates elements of the Stanley Kubrick film "The Shining," although writer Stephen King dislikes it, in telling the story of that movie's main character. Danny ...Read more