Movies

As promised, the just-announced summer exhibition schedule at Bentonville arts space the Momentary carries on a programming philosophy aimed at expanding the...

Every Friday, national arts reporter Geoff Edgers hosts The Washington Post's first Instagram Live show from his barn in Massachusetts. He has interviewed, a...

To make a "French exit" is to do something without asking anyone's permission.

This year's South By Southwest was entirely virtual, and supremely condensed, such that the whole festival -- films, conferences, talks, VR events -- took pl...

The video OnFilm column will return next week.

In 1981 South Africa, a pair of young men nestle in next to each other in a boot camp trench. The night is cold, and wet, and, along with the rest of their p...

"Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar"

Director Neil Burger's last movie aimed at the young adult market was the muddled and confusing "Divergent." Thankfully, for "Voyagers," he's following his o...

In normal times, I don't care about box office returns.

Moviegoers sent a message to Hollywood over last weekend: We're ready to return to theaters -- and we'll buy tickets even if the same film is instantly avail...

As some of you might know, I used to be a civilian subcontractor for the United States Marine Corps. I worked along several folks who used the same profane l...

If your mom or dad is looking for a superhero movie to casually watch on a Friday night, then congrats. "Thunder Force" was made just for them. For everyone ...

Babies and puppies aren’t trying to be cute, but everything they do is colored by who they are. Communication is always colored by the personality delivering...

DEAR HELOISE: As I've gotten older, I've found spring cleaning to be more difficult. At one time I could sail through my little house and have it over within...

Fulton, 1961: "Have had a nice trip so far," apparently written by guests of Whites Courts & Cafe, which was but a mile from the Red River bridge on bustling...