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When Will 'Star Wars' Hire a Female Director?

Why 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi' Is a Conservative Man's Film

by Noah Berlatsky

With His Netflix Series and New Tour, Russell Peters Keeps Erasing Comedy Borders

by Julie Seabaugh

Don't Refer to Cillian Murphy as 'That Guy': Our 20Q With the 'Peaky Blinders' Gangster

by Devon Maloney

2017's 10 Best Films—and Four Most Promising Trends

by Stephen Rebello

'Star Wars' Needs to Fix Its Female Villain Problem

by Graeme McMillan

How 'Designated Survivor' Tragedy Flips Script for Trump and Melania

by Caitlyn Hitt

Denzel Washington's 2002 Playboy Interview is a Still-Relevant Exploration of Race in Hollywood

by Michael Fleming

You Know His Name—But What Drives G-Eazy?

by Liz Suman

20 Years Later, How Do We Really Feel About Titanic?

by Tom Carson

Blue Lips, Disco Tits and Pop Synth: Let's Play With Tove Lo

by Eve Barlow

Here's One More Reason Why the Disney-Fox Deal Is Bad for Movies

by Daniel Barna

Forget The X-Men: Marvel Should Target Another Prize With Disney-Fox Deal

by Graeme McMillan

Lil Peep's Fentanyl-Laced Death Brings Light to the Lesser Known Factor of the Heroin Epidemic

by Violet Paley

Can Disney Avoid 'Star Wars' Fatigue?

by Daniel Barna

How 'Brooklyn Nine-Nine' Created TV's Best Bisexual Representation

by Molly Horan

Christie Hefner Opens Up About Her Years at the Helm, Working for Hef and Feminist Politics

by Stephen Rebello

'Star Wars: The Last Jedi' Brings New Hope for Franchise's Future

by Stephen Rebello

What the 'Outlander' Finale Teaches Us About Sex and Consent

by Caitlyn Hitt

The James Franconaissance

by Daniel Barna

'The Walking Dead' Desperately Needs Downsizing, Despite That Finale Shocker

by Scott Porch

Why the Golden Globes Marks a (Small) Post-Weinstein Win for Women

by Carey Purcell

Does 'Big Little Lies' Really Need a Second Season?

by Daniel Barna

Skating on Snark, 'I, Tonya' Misses Gold Despite Winning Performances

by Stephen Rebello

Al Franken's 2006 Playboy Interview Reveals How the Comic Hoped to Change Politics

by Warren Kalbacker