‘One of the Greatest Actors Ever’: Phylicia Rashad Remembers Her Student Chadwick Boseman
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“He was just beginning to do the things that he had intended to do,” Rashad says of mentee
‘Women Make Film’: A Parallel History of the Movies, Told by Female Filmmakers
Posted in: Movie FeaturesHow TCM’s showcase around a docuseries charting the evolution of film — as seen solely through female-directed movies — changes our conversation about the art form
Cameron Crowe on the 20th Anniversary of ‘Almost Famous’: ‘It’s Never Been as Popular as It Is Now’
Posted in: Movie FeaturesThe writer-director on interviewing rock legends for ‘Rolling Stone,’ screening the movie for Led Zeppelin, and why the film still resonates after two decades
Inside the Long, Strange Trip of ‘Bill & Ted’
Posted in: Movie FeaturesAs the SoCal duo return to the screen one last time, the cast and creators discuss the making of a cult-favorite franchise
‘Host’: Why Rob Savage’s Quarantine Horror Film Is About More Than a Virus
Posted in: Movie Features“We were very adamant that it was not a pandemic movie,” director says. “It was a lockdown movie. It was more about isolation”
Robin Williams: The Triumphant Life and Painful Final Days of a Comedic Genius
Posted in: Movie FeaturesCelebrating the life of the actor and comedian who died by suicide on August 11th, 2014
The Go-Go’s Deserve Your Respect — A New Documentary Explains Why
Posted in: Movie FeaturesBelinda Carlisle, Jane Wiedlin and filmmaker Alison Ellwood break down how a new Showtime portrait recounts the band’s story in their own words
The Go-Go’s Deserve Your Respect — A New Documentary Explains Why
Posted in: Movie FeaturesBelinda Carlisle, Jane Wiedlin and filmmaker Alison Ellwood break down how a new Showtime portrait recounts the band’s story in their own words
‘Almost Famous’ Reunion! Kate Hudson, Billy Crudup, Patrick Fugit, Cameron Crowe Look Back
Posted in: Movie FeaturesThe creator and stars of ‘Almost Famous’ recall making the film in our special 20th-anniversary panel
Whose Dream Is It, Anyway?: ‘Inception’ at 10
Posted in: Movie FeaturesA decade ago, Christopher Nolan took his post-Batman carte blanche and made an intellectual blockbuster—and we’re still arguing about what it all means
