The Christopher Nolan picture ‘Oppenheimer’ is going to be a big deal. Could it even save the movies?
By Alexander Larman
From Bel-Air to Frasier, we’re losing our sense of humor in favor of ‘social consciousness’
By Alexander Larman
The Ghostbusters director’s style effortlessly captured the fun and cheer of life
By Alexander Larman
The Academy Awards have come to matter less
By Alexander Larman
The former mistress of Prince Charles has been given a blessing by the current queen
By Alexander Larman
The actress and model has confounded expectations and taken control of her own story
By Alexander Larman
Some of the acting has promise but the show is a reminder that Julian Fellowes has passed his prime
By Alexander Larman
He was wrong and the Swifties swarmed him, but there’s value yet in his critique
By Alexander Larman
Sentence: Ten Years and a Thousand Books in Prison by Daniel Genis reviewed
By Alexander Larman
Let’s just hope Spider-Man doesn’t sweep all the Oscars and Golden Globes — then we’ll know we’re in real trouble.
By Alexander Larman
The singer once christened ‘the uncoolest man in the universe’ delivered Big Rock Drama in spades
By Alexander Larman
The talented writer-director is disgraced but Hollywood loves a penitent comeback
By Alexander Larman
The Old Hollywood great once declared, ‘I am artist, man, American, contemporary’
By Alexander Larman
If the filmmakers are correct, debating the legacy of a 2021 comedy will be the last thing on anyone’s mind
By Alexander Larman
Substack gives authors an opportunity to take back control of their own careers and destinies
By Alexander Larman
