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Kody Brown might not want a knife in the kidneys, but he doesn’t mind one in the back. During the Dec. 1 episode of Sister Wives, the former polygamist has a deep discussion with his ex Meri

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Janelle Brown isn’t buying ex Kody Brown’s excuses. During the Dec. 1 episode of Sister Wives, Janelle threw a graduation party for her and Kody’s youngest daughter Savanah Brown, opting not to

The 19th Jogja-Netpac Asian Film Festival (JAFF) kicked off over the weekend at Empire XXI Jogja, drawing thousands of attendees despite persistent rain. The event, which stands as Indonesia’s longest-running international film festival, gathered notable Indonesian film figures including directors Yandy Laurens, Sidharta Tata, Tumpal Tampubolon, and Timo Tjahjanto, alongside actors Dian Sastrowardoyo, Sheila Dara, […]

Variety earned 14 first-place wins Sunday night at the 17th annual National Arts and Entertainment Journalism Awards, including trophies for print journalist of the year, film critic, investigative reporting and news photo. Chris Willman, chief music critic and senior features editor, packed a punch with four wins including print journalist of the year.

‘Unfilmable’ books come in more than one variety. The classic examples are modernist masterpieces like Ulysses, in which James Joyce dilates a day to 732 pages and switches stylistic conceits with each chapter, and Mrs. Dalloway, rooted in the interiority of Virginia Woolf’s protagonist. (Film adaptations of both titles exist, though their relative obscurity speaks for itself.) One Hundred Years of Solitude, the Colombian literary giant Gabriel García Márquez’s 1967 magnum opus, presents different problems.