New York City became major characters through world building, evoking the unstable mental states of Joaquin Phoenix's Arthur Fleck and Edward Norton's Lionel Essrog.
McCartney at first resisted, but then fell for, the summer crowdpleaser that centered on a world where The Beatles never existed.
Andrew Scott looks to make a lasting impression on the HFPA, along with a stellar, expansive crop of supporting actors.
In January 2018, comedian-actress Mo’Nique called for a boycott of Netflix over “gender bias and color bias."
Each of these 20 series expertly built worlds of their own, breaking the rules to make them feel all the more relevant to ours.
The odds Travolta breaks into a crowded Best Actor race that includes Leonardo DiCaprio, Adam Driver, and Joaquin Phoenix are zero and below.
Cara Jones' extremely personal film offers an inside look at her life as a Moonie, and the pain of leaving her parents behind with the cult.
In a video exclusive to IndieWire, Scorsese discusses his nonfiction filmmaking career, topped this year by the Bob Dylan documentary "Rolling Thunder Revue."
The production relied on lightsabers that weighed less than normal to pull off the epic, rain-soaked lightsaber battle.
Every performance in Trey Edward Shults' devastating family drama is wonderful, but it's recent Gotham nominee Russell who makes off with its most spectacular turn.
The veteran character actor has been on a roll of late and could land his third Oscar nomination in a row.
The House impeachment inquiry into President Donald J. Trump is being broadcast live this week with two days of public hearings.
