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If you are a jazz aficionado, you won't want to miss “Let's Get Lost,” a documentary about the late Chet Baker.

This time of year inevitably leads to many fans cozying up to movies about the festive Christmas season. But even these heartwarming movies need conflict supplied by holiday-trashing villains. Right?

‘Tis the season and all that. If you want to get in the Christmas spirit, I recommend loading up on Christmas movies — everything from, say, “The Bishop's Wife” and “Christmas in Connecticut” to Hallmark holiday rom-coms.

Many actors have tried their hand at playing Ebenezer Scrooge, but according to our friends at Den of Geek these 10 movies feature the best take on the miser from Charles Dickens's “A Christmas Carol.”

Disney is a master at squeezing all the juice out of an intellectual property. Take “The Lion King.” Following the original animated feature “The

Looking for a good after-Christmas movie? Your kids will thank you if you take them to see “Sonic the Hedgehog 3.”

I saw Nicole Kidman live on Broadway in “The Blue Room,” the play where she famously appeared nude (well, her backside). She has flirted with erotic

The biopic's title refers to fabled folksinger Bobby Zimmerman. You know him as Bob Dylan. [email protected] Newsletters

It's no surprise that the latest film about Bob Dylan is called “A Complete Unknown.” The phrase has multiple meanings.

Roger Eggers' new “Nosferatu” is a remake of W.F. Murnau's 1922 same-named film, which was based on Bram Stoker's 1897 horror novel “Dracula.”