The best in movies, 2001: The world turned to the tune of sexy beasts and even darker dreams.

Scorsese's manic, well-acted paramedic pic needs a fast ride back to the E.R.

The New York Times takedown of "Entourage" is a delight. Here are the highlighs

The Divine Miss M tackles an icon her own size in this frothily enjoyable (if highly fictionalized) yarn about the life and loves of celebrity novelist Jacqueline Susann.

Rock 'n' roll, Hamlet, Mars and the Depression starred in 2000's best films.

Don't believe the naysayers: This was a great year in film, from the sexy-sweet "Secretary" to the nasty musical "Chicago."

An exposé revealed that some critics were paid for positive reviews, but criticism has already been seen as suspect

"Democratic socialism isn't some kind of alien element. It’s organic and indigenous in the history of this nation."

A 32 percent on Rotten Tomatoes isn't bad relative to what critics have been saying about Zack Snyder's flop

Patty Jenkins' follow-up to her 2017 blockbuster is a totally '80s adventure with two villains and fanny packs

A conversation with Allen about his new memoir, perseverance, race and why he will never "shut up and dribble"

Salon writers and special guests weigh in on their favorite performances and movies of the year -- and the ones they couldn't stand.

So the editor of Variety thinks film criticism is pointless elitism. Does he speak for the moviegoing public -- or the Hollywood studio execs and corporate media bigshots who'd like to ditch the critics?

Bush's strong support of the Dubai ports deal isn't so surprising in light of his family's many financial ties to Arab sheikdoms.

A police shooting forces a teen to reckon with racism in this adaptation of Angie Thomas’ young-adult bestseller