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The xx's return was among the most buzzed-about sets of the festival this year, a credit to how well their catalog has stood up on the merits.

Director François Ozon, better known for lighter soufflés, takes on a demanding piece of literature and serves it well, with absorbing pools of isolation and detachment.

Bryan Cranston is looking back on 'Malcolm in the Middle' given the recent Hulu revival, and the comedy icon confirms he was shaved, painted and stung in the name of comedy.

Matt Haney's California Fans First Act (AB 1720) would ban reselling tickets at more than 10% above face value. Coachella passes that first sold for $649 are reselling for thousands.

An elaborate underground art installation looks back at the band's albums "Kid A" and "Amnesiac" at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival.

It's not impossible to translate a video game to the big screen, but Genki Kawamura's film version of a Japanese puzzle achieves a monotony that may be intentional.

Two extremely charming leads, Halle Bailey and Regé-Jean Page, play out a specific kind of romantic dream narrative, effectively mounted even if we know it well.

Five artists and creative studios have shaped Coachella's visual identity over 25 years through works ranging from annual posters to 57-foot-tall astronauts.

Updated to modern London and a family of real estate developers, this gritty take on Shakespeare's classic tragedy is energized by its star's total commitment.

BAFTA Board of Trustees says it is 'determined to learn from what happened' in the racial slur scandal that overshadowed its annual awards celebration in February.

Google announced it will increase YouTube Premium prices for the first time since 2023. The new prices will take effect in June.

Comedian Sheng Wang discusses how his second special "Purple" represents a major evolution from his 2022 debut, reflecting his growth from intimate clubs to touring major theaters nationwide.

A giant shovel popped up in Indio. How did it get there and where is it? The clues lead us to Tom Cruise and his secretive new project.