Food Trends With Greta Lee And Leslye Headland
Anyone up for some... birthday chicken? In this game, Russian Doll actor Greta Lee and co-creator Leslye Headland team up to play a multiple-choice quiz on food trends.
Arts
'Richard's Valley' Is Worth A Visit — But You Might Not Be Welcome There
Artist Michael DeForge's enigmatic new graphic novel is all about ambivalence — belonging, displacement, escape and return. Also, strangely charming, blobby animals with all-too-human feelings.
Brie Larson's Directorial Debut Glitters With The Charming 'Unicorn Store'
Brie Larson stars opposite Samuel L. Jackson, her Captain Marvel compatriot, in the oddball magical-realism comedy Unicorn Store on Netflix.
RiverRun Presents New Soundtrack To Coen Brothers' 'No Country For Old Men'
This weekend Winston-Salem's RiverRun International Film Festival will feature something unusual.
In The Art-House Sci-Fi Film 'High Life,' No Aliens — Just Alienation
Director Claire Denis' first English-language film — an elliptical, existential and bluntly sexual tale — takes place on a spaceship full of convicts speeding toward oblivion.
'All Ships Follow Me' Rustles Up Questions About The Privilege To Be Heard
Mieke Eerkens has written an engrossing memoir on the interesting, even inspiring, stories of her parents after WWII. Yet despite its careful questioning and analysis, it's an uncomfortable read.
In The Rich But Scattered 'Peterloo,' Mike Leigh Presents Scenes From A Massacre
The writer/director's latest film, about the British government's deadly assault on protesters in 1819, instills a growing sense of dread, but divides our attention among too many characters.
There's No 'Stroke Of Luck' For These Miserable Millenials
Ann Beattie strikes out in her new novel about a disaffected young man who drifts through an unsatisfying series of jobs and relationships until his life is upended by a revelation from the past.
Rob Delaney On Wrapping Up 'Catastrophe' And Working Through Grief
Delaney co-wrote the final season of his Amazon series shortly after the death of his young son. Catastrophe didn't lessen his grief, but he says he found work and grief to be "compatible."
'The Last Stone' Documents A 40-Year Quest For Answers In A Cold Case
Mark Bowden's account of the unsolved 1975 case of two girls who went missing near D.C. is a riveting, serpentine story about the dogged pursuit of the truth, regardless of the outcome or the cost.