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A landmark antitrust ruling could change the Internet's power balance, but the industry is shifting regardless.

The New Yorker's critic on holiday-season films that he's excited about. "These are not upbeat movies," Chang admits, "but they are among the most thrilling that I've seen this year."

In Mohammad Rasoulof's searing film, contemporary social unrest threatens to tear an Iranian family apart.

An annual roundup of things to make life a bit sparklier, a bit easier, or just a bit sillier.

When we feel grateful, we're doing something that's more complex than it seems.

Despite Angelina Jolie's passionate performance, this sensationalized story of Maria Callas's last days neglects the diva's true art.

Frank Lucianna spent most of his life as a criminal-defense lawyer from New Jersey; even as he pushed a hundred, he didn't wish to retire.

The actress, screenwriter, and novelist's reviews and essays from 1918-19 display a comprehensive grasp of movie art and a visionary sense of its future.

When a group of German Marxists arrived in Naples in the nineteen-twenties, they found a way of life that made them rethink modernity.

Putting on a friendly face.