This German film about Hitler's last days is so powerful and compelling, you may actually find yourself feeling sorry for Der Fuhrer.

Judge Raymond Dearie tasked with reviewing docs seized from Mar-a-Lago after signing off on Carter Page warrant

A masterwork given new meaning.

A group of fez-heads gets in trouble for carousing with hookers at a fundraising event in Winnipeg.

In an amazing debut, a fired-up writer takes aim at dumb American swaggerers and corporate greed.

Margaret Spillane and Bruce Shapiro take in a country Mardi Gras celebration in rural Louisiana.

Universal competence in the use of apostrophes would be nice, but it won't heal the world's problems

"I wonder if all the white teens in St. Louis County that smash pumpkins on Halloween will face arrest"

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The sequel to her Booker-winning "Wolf Hall" is a thrilling exploration of what it took to run Tudor England

A dead girl, a tortured painter, boozy sex and dark family secrets fuel a deceptive saga that travels from repressed England to wide-open New York to a Graham Greene tropical setting that feeds art but eats the soul.

Without Karl Rove around to give him his orders, and with the investigations closing in, "Fredo" had nowhere to turn.

Only a supremely misogynist society would entertain such nonsense as "men are under attack"