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Hitchcock's creepy thriller about sex has imprinted itself on the psyche of two generations of moviegoers.

The world's wealthiest writer says fans can write about Harry Potter -- just so long as they do it without pay.

Peter and Bobby Farrelly take low humor to a higher ground with the sheer exuberance of their no-brainer gags.

Lev Grossman creates amazing, complicated women -- then gruesomely dispatches with each one

Readers respond to the most mean-spirited and unkind piece of film criticism ever, another U2 gaffe and Greil "Dawg" Marcus.

David Foster Wallace feels lobsters' pain, Peggy Noonan takes leave to work for Bush campaign, and Robert De Niro becomes an honorary Italian citizen.

Before becoming the serial "truth-bomber" of Sunday night, Oliver served as "TDS's" Senior Literary Correspondent

The Internet buzzes with intimations of love and death.

The effects-laden show had several setbacks producing its second season, not the least of which was the pandemic

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Salon's TV critic and his ninth-grader discuss the cross-generational magic of Harry Potter and Luke Skywalker

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A lush retelling of the King Arthur legend gets some sharp edges from a real-life clash between two of its stars.

"Percy Jackson" star Leah Jeffries joins the sorority of Black stars like Zendaya who triumphed over racist hate