Michael Ordoña

Clément Ducol and Camille whip up a suite of songs in a surprising range of genres that suit one of the year’s more surprising films.

The makers of the highest-grossing animated film ever put a lot of their families — and themselves — into the movie’s exploration of puberty blues.

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Among the contenders in this year's original song race are two on opposite ends of multiple spectrums. One is an intimate empowerment ballad from a Tyler Perry historical drama on Netflix.

As our collective nervousness over AI grows each day, “The Wild Robot” emerges from the woods with a completely different take on a man-made being with the ability to learn.

The Meter is back, and Buzzier than ever! Our BuzzMeter experts in film and general awards-season nerdiness have given us their picks for

Good friends Hugh Jackman, Shawn Levy and Ryan Reynolds bucked the downward multiverse trend by making the first R-rated MCU movie the biggest-grossing R-rated film ever.

Jharrel Jerome was 22 and fresh off an Emmy win as one of the Exonerated Five in “When They See Us” when a great role seemingly fell in his lap — the

The young Emmy winner had to learn a lot and face some fears over the five years it took to make the story of real-life, one-legged wrestler Anthony Robles.

When the ne'er-do-well scion of a Russian oligarch sows his wild oats a little too enthusiastically with New York stripper Ani, some serious people are summoned.