‘Living the Land’ Review: A Richly Detailed, Novelistic Chronicle of Life in Early-’90s Rural China
Writer-director Huo Meng’s Berlin competition entry follows an extended family of farmers scraping by as their country ...
‘Living The Land’ Review: Huo Meng’s Rural Early-’90s Drama Shows A Family On The Cusp Of Change – Berlin Film Festival
A farming family in rural China gets a rich, warm portrait in Huo Meng’s picturesque second feature Living the Land, set in ...
Every 100 Years America Produces a Robert Kennedy Jr.
It is impossible to read about Mr. Macfadden — who was using the term “medical freedom” in 1920 — without thinking about ...
How ‘Saturday Night Live’ taught us to talk
Through one-liners, catchphrases and iconic exclamations, the sketch comedy show has embedded itself into American speech. A few days ago I went out to buy eggs, and only the expensive organic ones ...
An American Financier’s No Good, Very Bad British Adventure
Hedge-fund manager Boaz Weinstein isn’t backing down in his uphill battle against the $300 billion U.K. investment-trust ...
Where ‘Brave New World’ fits in Marvel’s ‘Captain America’ saga
In Screen Gab No. 168, we catch you up on Marvel's 'Captain America' saga, visit with 'Cobra Kai' villain Lewis Tan and more.
The secret gay history of SNL
As SNL turns 50, Bowen Yang, Terry Sweeney, Paula Pell and other gay writers and performers look back at the show’s LGBTQ ...