Ellie and Dina encounter Pride and queer joy in a pivotal episode discussed by The Last of Us director Kate Herron.

Appreciate the Simple Favor franchise for what it is: deliciously camp, disturbingly funny, and deeply homoerotic.

Tang Clan and Cyndi Lauper alongside Grammy winners Jack White, Hozier, and Post Malone at venues across the city.

These movies show the complexity of Black motherhood and the transformative impact on families and the community.

The actress also dished on that iconic “Take on Me” scene and why Dina’s wearing a $500+ jacket in the apocalypse.

Let’s get this out of the way first: Yes, the “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” TV show is objectively better than its 1992 film predecessor in every way. However, the movie hardly deserved the hate it got ...

First up? A new Netflix original movie starring Vince Vaughn. In "Nonnas," he plays a man grieving the loss of his mother who decides to process his feelings by opening a restaurant with a quartet of ...

Not every love is a soft-fantasy romance filled with slow dancing and happy endings. Some crash in like a cyclone - nasty, mad, and uncontrollable.

The following contains spoilers for The Last of Us Season 2, Episode 4, "Day One" Two weeks after some fans of The Last of Us ...

Director Kate Herron discusses Ellie and Dina's relationship in Episode 4 of Season 2, the "Take on Me" scene, the infected ...

The 2000s walked so the internet era could run, and nowhere was that more obvious than in the movies that defined a generation.

Christie Brinkley recalls being 'shocked and pained' by the press labeling her relationship with Billy Joel 'beauty and the ...