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Consumers of all ages are looking to discs to get offline and away from algorithms, and for a younger generation, it's seen as "vintage."

Renate Reinsve is drawing raves for her performance in "Sentimental Value," one of the year's best movies. What makes her a force? She's "translucent."

"Finding Mr. Christmas," Hallmark Channel's reality show to cast the male romantic lead in a Christmas movie, is TV for women about men making TV for women.

What's available on Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max, Prime Video and more in December and January.

Taylor Swift's new docuseries on Disney+ features tears, thank-you notes and Travis Kelce. But not all burning questions are answered for Swifties.

"Rules for Living" at Round House Theatre is a family trainwreck farce with some twists.

Life is short. These books are long. Which one will you actually want to read?

Celebrated filmmaker James L. Brooks should have put the pen down before writing this extraordinarily confused story.

A superb Jacques-Louis David exhibition at the Louvre seeks to recast the Jacobin regicide as a "free spirit." But he was also propagandist.

The Game Awards' recognition of "Clair Obscur: Expedition 33," "Hollow Knight: Silksong" and other gems show that indie titles now define the mainstream.