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It's hard to find a through line in the year's film score except audacity. We asked four composers to explain the concepts behind their work.

Inside Hollywood's deep, complicated, mutually beneficial (and occasionally tragic) relationship with aviation.

Filmmaker Julia Loktev was in Moscow following her journalist friends as Russian forces invaded Ukraine. She captured a changing media climate for reporters.

Chloé Zhao, director of the Oscar-winning "Nomadland," returns with a sodden, sorrowful fiction about Shakespeare's home life that stars Paul Mescal and Jessie Buckley.

Actor James Van Der Beek donned his 'Varsity Blues' uniform for an Instagram post. His wife Kimberly cheered him on for 'bouncing back' amid cancer battle.

In a purgatory that looks like a Radisson, longtime marrieds Miles Teller and Elizabeth Olsen are confronted with choices that test their bond.

A crime-fighting fox and rabbit return, still cops on the beat, but their turf has new tensions, many of which certain older members in the audience will recognize.

The creators of the small, green, 7-inch animated favorite nicknamed 'Cheffie' discuss navigating the choppy waters of showbiz as independents once more.

Rian Johnson's third "Knives Out" whodunit is his best yet, with Daniel Craig's Benoit Blanc investigating a corrupt church where someone has murdered Josh Brolin's nasty monsignor.

The makers of the behemoth Hollywood production, which largely took place alongside active Formula One events, had to adopt a new role to make it to the finish line: staying out of the way.

In an essay for The Envelope, Eva Victor explains how she crafted 'Sorry, Baby' after her own traumatic experience, as a way to guide her out of it.

After captivating audiences as Aunt Gladys in the summer horror hit, Madigan is navigating Oscar buzz, press interest and 'exciting' conversations about what's next.

Udo Kier, the versatile German actor known for films including 'My Own Private Idaho,' 'Blade' and 'Bacurau,' died over the weekend, his partner announced. He was 81.

The three-time Oscar winner behind "Terms of Endearment" and "Broadcast News" is back with his first film in 15 years, the richly warm character study "Ella McCay."

We speak to the team behind 'Wicked: For Good' to break down how the film plays with the familiar iconography of 'The Wizard of Oz' to tell a new story.