Nandamuri Balakrishna is returning to the big screens to redeem himself after the failure of Daaku Maharaaj. He will be seen in Akhanda 2 Thaandavam, which is releasing in theatres on December 5, 2025 ...

It felt like an eternity to wait for the Dhurandhar trailer to arrive, but all good things are worth waiting for! This is one of the best trailers I have seen this year, introducing each and every ...

Sacramento DA Thien Ho launches 2025 campaign for open California 6th seat. He prioritizes defending democracy, public safety, and affordability in Congress. Ho joins a crowded field with local ...

Black Earth Rising seasons oppression with the climate folly — the museum can do better. After my dear friend Julia Alexander’s memorial service in Baltimore in late May, I visited the Walters Art ...

Though some may now believe, as the eminent amateur historian and proto-podcaster Bluto did in “Animal House” (1978), that “the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor,” I think it’s reasonable to assume that ...

The new “John Wick” spinoff “Ballerina” is recommendable, -ish, primarily for the way Anjelica Huston, as the Russian mob boss, makes a meal out of a single-syllable word near the end, delivered after ...

When his parents built the house in Seoul, in 1972, it was already an anomaly. Traditional homes like this hanok were being torn down to make way for modern apartment blocks. Suh’s life-sized replica ...

It’s one thing to wear your influences on your sleeve, and it’s another to wield those influences to create something that can confidently stand on its own merits. Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is ...

Two brothers — a lawyer and a doctor — work opposing sides of a road rage incident in director Hur Jin-ho's gripping tale about the morality of privilege. The pair couldn’t be more different at first, ...

Yeon's uneven morality play splits the difference between the crudeness of his early dramas and the spectacle of his more recent blockbusters. And yet, the real problem for Pastor Sung Min-chan (“A ...

Juvenile nihilism is Bong Joon-ho’s stock-in-trade. At age 55, the director of the vicious South Korean social satire Parasite specializes in adolescent appeal. He offers comic book, video game ...