Featured New Release: The End of the Ottoman Empire
The Ottomans ruled three continents for six centuries. How did their rule end, and how does this history inform politics today? Source link
Danielle Deadwyler in Scary Horror ‘The Woman in the Yard’ Trailer #2
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The 2025 Oscars Showed How To Do A Long Ceremony Right
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Why the Kitchen Is the Most Important Room in a Sci-Fi Spaceship
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I Love That Anora Won Best Picture, But I’m Bummed About My Hulu Dropping The End Of The Oscars (And I’m Not Alone)
Imagine if you were watching the 2017 Oscars and just as La La Land was announced for Best Picture, your feed was cut off. Or if you want to have a better window into what I just went through while eagerly watching the 2025 Oscar winners being chosen, imagine if
‘Wicked’ Wins Two Oscars as Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo Perform
The Wicked team’s lives have been changed — for good. The Oscars 2025 opened with its Glinda (Ariana Grande) and Elphaba (Cynthia Erivo) taking the stage to sing. Grande started with “Somewhere Over the Rainbow,” before Erivo took over to perform ““Home” from The Wiz. Until they came back together to
‘No Other Land’ Won an Oscar & Cowardly U.S. Studios Need to Distribute It
The film No Other Land just won the Oscar for Best Documentary Feature at the 97th Academy Awards, marking the first time a Palestinian filmmaker has ever won an Oscar. The documentary is co-directed by award-winning Palestinian filmmaker, lawyer, and activist Basel Adra alongside Yuval Abraham, an Israeli filmmaker and
Tornado – first-look review – Little White Lies
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‘Anora’ Wins Best Picture | Oscars 2025
In a historic moment for independent cinema, Anora has won Best Picture at the 97th Academy Awards, cementing Sean Baker’s status as one of the industry’s most fearless and visionary directors. The film took home five awards this evening with Mikey Madison also landing the Oscar for Best Actress in
True/False 2025: WTO/99, Family Album, Land With No Rider | Festivals & Awards
Yesterday was unseasonably warm at True/False. Today, with the temperature, I am reminded that it is only March and l am still in the Midwest. Even so, the documentaries are still coming hot and heavy in Columbia, Missouri, and this second dispatch offers an idea of just how diverse the
