Has it really been a decade since MTV brought its traveling circus known as the Video Music Awards to the Palms?
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Though the “Twilight” star proves a good enough actor to disappear into his underwritten role, “Good Time” fails to live up to its name.
Welcome to your next Netflix obsession.
The comedy’s creator explains how he got the comic to forgo his standard black T-shirt, leather jacket and fingerless gloves in favor of a striped buttoned-down shirt, slacks and wire-rim glasses.
If people actually stuck to their retirement plans, we wouldn’t have next week’s latest fight of the century, the past 16 years of Kiss shows or Richard Nixon’s presidency.
“Wind River,” “Brigsby Bear” and “STEP,” some of my favorites of the entire festival, hit local theaters this weekend.
They say you’ll never forget your first time.
Maybe I haven’t seen enough bad horror movies to appreciate “Annabelle: Creation.” But I just didn’t get what all the screaming was about.
Surly Squirrel and Buddy the rat are back! Yeah, that didn’t mean anything to me, either.
The latest E! reality show about a member of the Kardashian-Jenner clan shows the downside of growing up in the public eye.
The best thing about “Kidnap,” aside from its almost preposterously brief 82-minute running time? The car that the kidnappers use is an unmistakable Mustang hatchback beater that they’ve hilariously, misguidedly equipped with a front-end bra.
Regardless of whether you believe in climate change, you should be able to agree that the follow-up to Al Gore’s Oscar-winning 2006 documentary “An Inconvenient Truth” is arriving in theaters over a year too late.
Rob Lowe’s new show, “The Lowe Files,” in which he and his sons explore unsolved mysteries, is among the goofiest things you’ll see this year.
Despite Charlize Theron’s herculean efforts, “Atomic Blonde” mostly feels like a mash-up of every “Bourne” movie and VH1’s “I Love the ’80s.”
Don’t let the title fool you. The scares are scarce in “A Ghost Story,” and it’s all the better for it.