Gary Goldstein

The heartbreaking story looks at the complexities of gay life from the homophobic 1950s to the 1980s AIDS crisis.

Writer-director-star Jesse Eisenberg, working alongside a coiled Kieran Culkin, evinces some of the year's finest family dysfunction on a tourist trip to Poland.

Films such as 'Schindler's List' and 'Gentleman's Agreement' have won top Oscar gold. But how will the range of Jewish-centric films fare this awards season?

Lou Mathews, author of "L.A. Breakdown" and "Shaky Town," is back with "Hollywoodski," a novelized collection of short stories about a faded screenwriter.

In a new film profile, Thomas Kinkade's pastoral, hugely popular work sits uncomfortably with darker revelations from family members and a trove of unseen work.

Inside the L.A. locations where 'Hacks,' 'Forever,' 'The Studio' and more showcase the city we call home.

Kyra Sedgwick, David Paymer and a cast that includes Method Man are put through paces by director Daniel Robbins for a comedy that feels devoid of freshness.

Some of this year's most-lauded shows have classic TV counterparts available to watch. Here are 8 recommendations to tide you over until next season.

The podcaster and stand-up comic gets reflective in moments with his ailing father and late romantic partner, Lynn Shelton, that counter the swirl of crankiness he's long brewed.

As a new biopic of The Boss generates Oscar buzz, we look back at some of the most nominated pop-music biopics in the awards' history.