Theater review: Laura Linney stars in ‘Lucy Barton,’ but shines as her mother, on Broadway

The play adapted from Maine author Elizabeth Strout's novel opened Wednesday in New York City.

The plot to ‘1917’ is simple, but making it was not

Every piece of action and dialogue had to be choreographed down to the second to give the film its real-time sensibility.

‘Joker,’ explained: How the movie went from divisive debut to Oscars darling

Critics split over the controversial comic book film, but it cleaned up, both with award nominations and at the box office.

Joe Hill proves his writing chops once again

'Full Throttle' pays homage to past science fiction, fantasy and horror writers, yet the stories speak to today.

As scholars tried to flee the Nazis, U.S. universities closed their doors

Fewer than 1,000 academics received non-quota visas between 1933 and the outbreak of World War II. The fate of those left behind? More often than not, deportation and murder.

Movie review: In ‘Underwater,’ Kristen Stewart has her Ellen Ripley moment under the sea

Theater review: ‘The Effect’ explores drugs’ influence on human emotion

Mad Horse Theatre's latest production wraps commentary on the scientific community and the pharmaceutical industry around a pair of love stories.

This 17th-century fur trader led a wild and shameless life

"Bush Runner," by Mark Bourrie, tells the real-life story of adventurer Pierre-Esprit Radisson, for whom the Radisson hotel chain is named. It's a truth-is-stranger than fiction tale, think shipwrecks, pirates and cannibalism.

Mysterious deaths set the latest Michael Cassidy thriller in motion

Filled with impeccable period 1950s detail, 'Night Watch' is populated with Nazis, CIA operatives and an unknown psychopath. David C. Taylor's detective definitely has his hands full.

‘1917’ review: A realistic depiction of World War I