Candice Frederick

Apple TV+’s new heist series about the unbelievable true story of Huey P. Newton’s 1974 escape to Cuba raises questions about Black mythmaking.

Ahead of a new role in the movie “Backspot,” the actor reflects on Instagram, staying out of the limelight, and her own sporadic, sprawling career.

Ahead of a new role in the movie “Backspot,” the actor reflects on Instagram, staying out of the limelight, and her own sporadic, sprawling career.

Amid concerns around film and concert ticket prices, a new docuseries examines the complex and still relevant origins of piracy and the consumer-art relationship.

<div><img data-reference=“image” data-document-id=“cms/api/amp/image/AA1jjYyB”>Meg Ryan (left) and David Duchovny star in a defeatist romantic comedy that sucks all the life out of the genre.</div><div class=“content-list-component text”><p><span>It’s bewildering to think about “What Happens Later,” because it has all the ingredients that make a worthy romantic comedy. Chief among them are rom-com royalty Meg Ryan (the love interest in “When Harry Met Sally” and numerous others) as both director…

Like last year’s “Barbie,” a new documentary raises questions about whether seeing yourself reflected in commercialized art serves you or a corporation.

Like last year’s “Barbie,” a new documentary raises questions about whether seeing yourself reflected in commercialized art serves you or a corporation.

The breathlessly anticipated blockbuster has a lot going for it. But it also struggles to contend with audience and corporate expectations.

The series traces how the Backstreet Boys and *NSYNC were exploited by their manager. But what it leaves out, like their flawed celebrity, is far more striking.

The series traces how the Backstreet Boys and *NSYNC were exploited by their manager. But what it leaves out, like their flawed celebrity, is far more...