The Best Picture winner is soaked in what Bernard Lonergan called ‘startling strangeness.’

Chappelle’s two latest specials wade deeply into our national conversation.

The self-described “first child of the baby boom,” Jann Wenner is not happy with a new biography.

Tom Petty died on Monday at age 66, and anyone who knows me well understands that it is a personal loss.

Paul McCartney’s concert was a much-needed reminder that joy and beauty and love are not crushed by darkness.

Finn’s songs somehow manage to avoid cheap nihilism in favor of a palpable sense of mercy.

Who better to combat the absurd, dark joke at the heart of the rise of Trumpism than someone like Al Franken?

Diana Henriques wrote the book on Madoff. She says Donald Trump is no con man.

The documentary series “Five Came Back” and the British film “Their Finest” have brought World War II propaganda films back into public consciousness.

“Accidental Courtesy” chronicles Davis’ fascination with the K.K.K., from the 1980s through his current work with the Klan, American Nazis and other white supremacists and separatists.