The charisma of Tony Leung, star of the new "2046" and among the biggest stars in the world, is as potent offscreen as on.

The director of "Gas Food Lodging" and "Things Behind the Sun" shares her memories of the greatest British actress you've never heard of, who died unexpectedly in early September.

A thrilling, chilling indie horror take on global warming. (Beware the spectral caribou!) Plus: A fascinating art-centric view of World War II.

Attacks from the toxic side of Marvel and "Star Wars" fandom are a feature, not a bug, and they serve a darker side

Critics can't stop cringing, but the "Girls" star's prolific nudity harks to a decades-old feminist art tradition

From "Doctor Who" to "Veronica Mars" to "The Shield," rugged individualists subvert the dominant paradigm -- and are rewarded with angst, guilt and hard time in the big house.

Why do we keep coming back to a show about unexplained disappearances, strange alien sightings, and amnesia?

Artists from "Downton Abbey," "True Detective," "Rectify" and "Hand of God" reflect on TV sexual assault

The actor-producer and the cult director talk about their hallucinatory and hilarious new collaboration

"The Business of Being Born" features Ricki Lake, naked, in labor, in a bathtub. It may also change the way you think about childbirth. Plus: Korea's unsung visionary.

Alexandra Pelosi filmed her mom in private for decades — the result is a new HBO documentary, "Pelosi in the House"

A restored version of one of the best movies ever made, "Rules of the Game." Plus: A transsexual romance and a "Memento" rip-off.

Once again, a clutch of new books on the atomic bomb get the history and intrigue right. But where's the guilt, dread and helplessness of living under the cloud of nuclear annihilation?

The tech world talks of liberty and innovation while invading privacy and surveilling us all. It must end now

It's not about separating genius from flawed human, but accepting that sometimes there's no separation at all