Stephen Silver

In Eisenberg's winning sophomore directorial effort, Culkin and Eisenberg play two very different types of Jewish guys visiting Poland.

If you can get past that it’s a 160-minute adaptation of just half of the Broadway hit, John M. Chu’s film is a large-scale, beautifully mounted musical.

A new doc sheds light on Shyne where he’s been, including the former rapper’s response to the sex-trafficking scandal from his mentor Sean “Diddy” Combs.

Capsule reviews of 'Gallagher,' 'Art Spiegelman: Disaster is My Muse,' 'Gaucho Gaucho,' 'Surveilled,' '2073' and 'Secret Mall Apartment'

Smith’s controversial satire about faith, while hit-or-miss with its comedy, is smarter than you might remember.

Plus: Trump's very famous cabinet, see 'Rap World,' talking to Shyne, the return of the podcast, and more in this week's notes column.

If a critic doesn't like a movie, you'll know it, because they will tell you.

Original a Disney+ series, the film looks and sounds great, despite some iffy plot machinations.

60 years later, a look back on the Fab Four’s arrival in America

Plus, Swag Box Season, RIP Jim Abrahams, and a writing roundup that couldn't be beat.