Новости за 29.03.2018

“It’s my first time in Cannes.”

That may not sound like a funny line on paper, but some in the audience may find themselves chuckling when Isabelle Huppert says it in “Claire’s Camera.”

Huppert, the grande dame of contemporary French cinema and an oft-cited candidate for the mantle of World’s Greatest...

Stephon Clark’s brother’s grief was palpable at his funeral Thursday.

As the service was underway, an animated Stevante Clark moved throughout the church, hugging and kissing friends and family. He embraced his brother’s coffin and approached the Rev. Al Sharpton, an activist who had flown 3,000...

The Kings won the Daniel Brickley sweepstakes.

They agreed to terms Thursday with the sought-after free-agent college defenseman, the team announced on Twitter. The announcement ended a competition for the undrafted Brickley, regarded among the top college free agents following his junior season...

Disgraced film producer Harvey Weinstein has quietly sold a brick town house in New York City’s Greenwich Village for $25.6 million, the New York Times reports.

Welcome back, Clint Bowyer. We missed you.

Bowyer had not won a race in nearly 5 1/2 years, a span of 190 races. That’s a lifetime of sorts when it comes to the high-demand world of professional sports and great expectations.

Bowyer is a veteran wheelman who for the past year has been driving for...

There’s a wafer-thin line between life and art where “The Last Movie Star” is concerned — Adam Rifkin’s bittersweet, fictionalized portrait of a pro football hopeful turned stuntman turned 1970s box office sensation played by pro football hopeful turned stuntman turned 1970s box office sensation...

Adults aren’t the demo for lowbrow teen comedies like “Status Update,” whose audience generally isn’t old enough to drink yet. Those who can imbibe will want to while watching this film that starts off funny but becomes a frustrating exercise in déjà vu for anyone who’s graduated from high school...

I was a newly trained hospice volunteer, and E. was to be my first patient. I had to work up the nerve to cross the threshold.

A Maryland appeals court on Thursday upheld a ruling granting a new trial to a man whose conviction in the murder of his high school sweetheart became the subject of the popular podcast "Serial."

In another blow in the effort to find emergency shelter for Orange County’s homeless population, Costa Mesa City Council members voiced unanimous disapproval of using the local Fairview Developmental Center as an emergency homeless shelter.

“Back to Burgundy” is hardly the first French film to use the making of wine as a backdrop, but it might be the most site specific.

The latest electric vehicle Silicon Valley start-up held its coming-out party Wednesday to introduce two crossover sport utility vehicles. Another EV player? Yes. But this one comes with some unusual twists.

In the interest of equal time, anyone who’s ever seen a movie where the villains are depicted as prim religious moralists should sample some of the “God’s Not Dead” series. At times these pictures play like a pointed parody of liberal Hollywood pieties, flipping the script so that charismatic teachers...

Sloane Stephens is heading to the Miami Open final after rallying to beat Victoria Azarenka 3-6, 6-2, 6-1 in the semifinals on Thursday.

It is almost exactly half a century to the day since the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in a motel in Memphis, Tenn., and in that span he has been apotheosized into something close to legend.

You could excuse the couples’ brunch micro-indie “Fourplay” for its small-bore, one-set theatricality, if it weren’t for the fact that it betrays little understanding of how good plays work as both writing and stagecraft.

Jason Boyd, the hit-making songwriter and music producer known as Poo Bear, has bought a modern home in Hollywood Hills West, according to sources not authorized to comment on the deal.

One of the bittersweet recurring images we see in “Outside In,” Lynn Shelton’s sharp and stirring new drama, is of a man riding his bicycle. Chris (Jay Duplass), a scruffily handsome 38-year-old, has just returned to his sleepy Pacific Northwest hometown after two decades in prison, having received...

“Dreams don’t mean anything, Dolores,” Bernard (Jeffrey Wright) says in the opening moments of the new “Westworld” trailer.

Stephon Clark, the unarmed African American man fatally shot by Sacramento police earlier this month, will be laid to rest Thursday amid more protests over his death.