It’s been almost forty years since Robert Zemeckis made time travel hilarious and fascinating with the blockbuster “Back to the Future.” That was a film about a 1980s teenager traveling back to the ...

“The Ballad of Wallis Island” resembles a band that continues playing despite the fact that their instruments are clearly out of tune. It’s a film that keeps plowing ahead despite exhausting its ...

It’s been almost forty years since Robert Zemeckis made time travel hilarious and fascinating with the blockbuster “Back to the Future.” That was a film about a 1980s teenager traveling back to the ...

A Mars chocolate bar being happily eaten by a kid from the red planet is the least cheesy aspect of The Space Between Us, a sappy and ridiculous teen romance that’s wholly unconvincing in its young ...

Chances are you found yourself oddly enjoying the first hour or so of the Grammy Awards last night—a foreign sensation, to be sure, since the show has been a slate of dreck for years now. Much like ...

On stage and in the movies, scenes set in a group therapy session or a psychiatrist's office usually come off as something of a cheat. We're offered a lot of psychological details and explanations ...

There’s an indisputable emotional force at the core of this story about an estranged father (Liam Neeson) and son (Micheál Richardson) who travel together to Tuscany to sell a house that neither has ...

Gwen Stefani opens You Make It Feel Like Christmas with a jaunty blaze of trumpets redolent of her musical beginnings with ska-pop band No Doubt. But it is a false ...

Socrates sneered at grief and mourning. Such impulses got in the way of reason, or something. Not that anyone pays much attention to Socrates these days. Instead, they pay attention to crackpot cynics ...

Alexander Cothren does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would benefit from this article, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. This week marked the last time I shall walk one of my children to school. The girl is finished with primary ...