David Fear is a Senior Editor at Rolling Stone. He specializes in culture and society, with a focus on film and cinema, arts and entertainment, and theater, often exploring topics such as movies, documentaries, and LGBTQ themes. His work has been featured in Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports Canada, and Rolling Stone.
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David Fear focuses heavily on entertainment news, particularly movies and film reviews. His articles are often event coverage, reviews, or opinion editorials related to the movie industry. If you have insights into upcoming movies, behind-the-scenes stories about films in production or post-production, or exclusive interviews with actors and directors that could add depth to his coverage of specific films or broader trends in the industry, he would likely be interested.
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Loiter on any patch of land for a few hours, and you can feel centuries of history quietly thrumming beneath your feet.
By: David Fear
The actor, writer and director talks about why his road-trip buddy movie is extremely personal, the genius that is Kieran Culkin, and more
Andrea Arnold's Bird starts off with what might feel like a wee bit of a feint: A 12-year-old named Bailey (Nykiya Adams) is filming a flock of seabirds on her phone.
A wise prophet once said that “you gotta have faith, faith, faith.” Still, what is a spiritual belief system if it isn't occasionally tested (see: Job) — and that's where Hugh Grant comes in.
He who controls the franchises, controls the world! Denis Villeneuve had not even completed the first half of his two-part adaptation before plans
By: David Fear
He goes by many names, but you can call him the Jackal. If you need a high-profile target taken out — say, a populist German politician, or the president of France — he's the man to call.
By: David Fear
Filmmaker Payal Kapadia's drama about three generations of women dealing with love, lust and loss in modern-day Mumbai is like a sneak attack on your soul
It was a wonderful day in Oz when the Wicked Witch of the West died, or so you'd think from the celebratory mood of the residents of Munchkinland.
By: David Fear
Latvia's submission for the Best International Feature Oscar follows a feline and its furry friends trying to survive the end of the world as we know it.
The musical instrument sitting over in the corner, idle but not gathering dust, at the center of August Wilson's Pulitzer-winning play The Piano Lesson is more than just a piano.
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