Sean Burns

Ever since “Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice” walked into that Las Vegas hotel room back in 1969, filmmakers have been fascinated by what happens when straight-laced couples flirt with libertinism, and each other.

Film critic Roger Ebert often referred to what he called “The Stanton-Walsh Rule,” which dictated that no movie featuring Harry Dean Stanton or M.

The dilapidated fishing vessel from which “Rose of Nevada” takes its name disappeared into the sea off the coast of Cornwall, England, in 1993, bringing with it two members of a shorthanded crew.

It takes a little while to get acclimated to what Christopher Nolan is doing with “The Odyssey.” It's a sword-and-sandal epic without any of the Hollywood pageantry, attempting to ground these heroes of Greek myth in a tactile, workaday reality.

A sparse yet charged exhibition at Phillida Reid, London, sees the artist unsettle his minimalist language to confront urgent political conflicts

The mighty twin Philips Norelco DP-70 film projectors at the Somerville Theatre are busy these days, screening “ The Odyssey ” in 70mm all afternoon and evening in the venue's massive, 840-seat auditorium.

Ross McElwee didn't invent the first-person documentary, but he made the format his own.

The owl was just sitting there in the middle of the sidewalk on Fifth Avenue across from Bergdorf Goodman and the Plaza Hotel.

Executives from TicketNetwork, Gametime, TickPick, AXS, Automatiq and SeatGeek said artificial intelligence will change ticket discovery and distribution, while placing greater importance on fulfillment, integrations and consumer trust.

Advocates at the World Ticket Conference said most resale price-control proposals failed to advance in 2026, preserving consumer choice and marketplace competition as the industry prepares a more affirmative legislative agenda.