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The expansiveness of Questlove’s contact list is in full evidence in his new documentary chronicling the lengthy career of the legendary band Earth, Wind & Fire.…

In the realm of Japanese lounges, Katana has remained consistent for the better part of two decades by capitalizing on the robata trend of the aughts…

While Beth de Araújo’s 2022 debut feature Soft & Quiet, an uncomfortably real ride-along with the white-supremacist women next door, unfurled its horror with patience and…

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Dry Cleaning brought their distinctive blend of post-punk tension, angular guitars and dry wit to Auckland’s Hollywood Avondale Theatre last night, delivering…

Imprisoned rap mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs could soon face additional legal jeopardy as he serves a 50-month prison sentence at a New Jersey federal facility, after…

On Aug. 7, 1987, Masters of the Universe hit the big screen for the first time, with Dolph Lundgren and Frank Langella headlining the adaptation of…

Berlinale competitor Dust unfolds a didactic parable, written by Angelo Tijssens (Close), that revolves around two outwardly respectable but privately panicking Flemish business partners, Geert (Arieh…

Did Hereditary ruin horror movies? Artful and dreadfully compelling as that film is, Ari Aster’s most enduring work to date (from 2018) has had a significant,…