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There are statement dresses, and then there are statements. At the Oscars last month, Natalie Portman wore the former while wordlessly communicating the latter.  Portman’s black Dior frock embroidered in gold boasted a matching cape with...

The 22nd Annual Roger Ebert’s Film Festival, co-founded and hosted by Chaz Ebert and also known as Ebertfest, announced today Ari Aster’s “Hereditary” will be joining this year’s lineup. The film will screen on Thursday, April 16th and following the...

           Come join us and read our women writers March 6-13 at Rogerebert.com! In honor of Women’s History Month, I am proud to present our sixth year of Women Writers Week at RogerEbert.com, spotlighting...

Before users are brought into play, the high stakes game of the cocaine business includes the buyers, sellers, and dealmakers. “ZeroZeroZero,” an addictive new international thriller from Amazon Prime, uses a big cocaine deal gone wrong...

I’m not sure there’s any show that understands the episodic nature of life as well as Pamela Adlon’s brilliant “Better Things.” The FX critical darling returns for its fourth season this week and the first few...

The genius behind “Ex Machina” and “Annihilation” brings his brand of highly philosophical and intellectual sci-fi to the new ‘FX on Hulu’ section this week with the stunningly ambitious “Devs,” a great show that’s almost impossible...

Now in its 25th edition, “Rendez-Vous with French Cinema” returns to New York’s Walter Reade Theater from March 5-15 to serve as a gathering place for cineastes with a preference for films with a Gallic bent....

Lil Dicky’s new plot for world domination starts in a doctor’s office, detailing the history of his unusual penis. As the series opener to his sometimes hilarious FX series “Dave,” this scene of the rapper (real...

Betty Gannon is an outdoor cat’s best friend. Every day, she fills bowls full of warm, well-mixed cat food and sets them outside for neighborhood cats to enjoy. They may be strays or they may be...

Great actors don’t guarantee that a project will succeed. (Two words: “The Goldfinch.”) In most cases, however, a terrific cast—especially if it’s a small cast, telling an intimate story—can make it easier to overlook flaws, hide...