“The Hunger Games” prequel “The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes” is reminding a generation raised on dystopian fantasy media that the rebellious characters thought to be lost in a mid-2000’s era...

“Priscilla,” directed by Sofia Coppola, is yet another example of why women’s voices are vital in media. “Priscilla” is a take on Priscilla Presley’s 1985 book “Elvis and Me.”  Cailee...

The temperature is starting to drop, the leaves are starting to change color and fall on the Boston Common and grocery stores have started selling pumpkins, marking the beginning of Halloween festivities...

The Boston Palestine Film Festival has been on a mission to expose the people of New England to Palestinian culture through art since 2007. Due to the ongoing Israeli-Hamas war, the BPFF chose to postpone...

There's nothing Taylor Swift can't do and “The Eras Tour” concert movie is proof of that. Made especially for her fans who didn't have the opportunity to attend the show, Swift's cinematic production...

Kenneth Branagh twirls the mustache and reprises his role as the charming Inspector Hercules Poirot in “A Haunting in Venice.” The movie, also directed by Branagh, is the third adaptation of the case...

The 2023 summer brought us many pop culture moments for the books. As the cold weather rolls into the city, let’s look at making this summer one of the most memorable of the decade. MUSIC This...

Tegan and Sara brought their show to Roadrunner on Sept. 22 in support of their newest album “Crybaby.” The pop duo performed in front of a packed crowd with fans lined up outside of the venue hours...

The new Bob Ross imitation movie, “Paint,” falls short as a comedy, but excels as a coming-of-age film about finding yourself within your passion and understanding that competition in art is inevitable.  Owen...

Hollywood's favorite pastime is turning beloved books into blockbuster movies. While these films are bringing attention back to classic novels, there is an art to staying true to the tone of the story...

The global movie sensation “Everything Everywhere All at Once” with Michelle Yeoh, Ke Huy Quan and Jamie Lee Curtis won four major categories at the Screen Actors Guild on Feb. 26. Their accolades...