As we ascended the trail into Griffith Park, Jon Hamm gazed up at the scrubby ridge to our left. From our perspective, the ridgeline traced a...
THE GRIFFIN SISTERS’ GREATEST HITS, by Jennifer Weiner Twenty years ago, the music industry was still fairly flush. There were big budgets for videos, wardrobe and...
In the wake of President Trump unleashing a new series of tariffs that sent markets into a steep decline, a group of stars shoved into the...
The devil goes down to Georgia in the horror comedy series “The Bondsman,” but he’s not looking for a fiddle fight. This demon master is actually...
She has been electrocuted, hatcheted, murdered by a doll with her soul trapped inside it. She has also notched up an epic kill count of her...
Jennifer Johnston, an admired Irish novelist whose precise, carefully woven fictions depicted historic fault lines in her country’s upper crust and frailties in its latter-day middle...
I was gazing into J. Lo’s brown eyes. We were inches away from each other, locked in an even gaze, her face tilted up slightly toward...
I think every crime and mystery writer has four types of novels they will inevitably write in their career: a murder mystery, a heist novel, a...
Horror is having a moment. Once confined largely to Halloween, or at least to October, “spooky season” has evolved into a monthslong phenomenon — and our...
Dancers, vibrantly attired and nearly floating, skipped across the gallery floor at the Whitney Museum of American Art. With what at first seemed like a bow...
