Jen Yamato

Days before a new documentary about him premieres at Sundance, Kanye West demands ‘final edit and approval.’

With the COVID pandemic hitting a new peak, film writers opt for alternatives to going out to the movies.

Lana Wachowski’s “The Matrix Resurrections” has divided critics and audiences: Is it good, bad or something else?

The Los Angeles Film Critics Assn. spread the wealth with awards for Jane Campion, Simon Rex, Penélope Cruz and more outstanding work from 2021.

Michael Greyeyes (‘Rutherford Falls’) and Devery Jacobs (‘Reservation Dogs’) look back on a milestone year for Indigenous representation on screen.

Lance Bass and Sean Baker talk about ‘NSYNC’s ‘Bye Bye Bye.’ Why it’s perfect for ‘Red Rocket’ and why the band OK’d its use for a film about a porn star.

A gay Afghan refugee confronts his traumatic past and finds healing in the animated documentary “Flee,” Denmark’s official Oscars entry.

In the wake of the “Rust” set shooting tragedy, film and television armorers call for better hiring, not eliminating guns.

Dwayne Johnson, Ryan Reynolds and Gal Gadot star in the pricey, derivative ‘Red Notice’: here are a dozen better films to watch instead

Now in his 70s, a once-obscure musician finds renewed appreciation in the documentary ‘Keyboard Fantasies.’