Category: 5. Entertainment

Day sales are usually where the market’s real temperature is taken—where trends sharpen and the middle market either holds or crumbles. On Thursday, Christie’s Post-War and Contemporary Art day sale brought in a healthy $88.7 million,…

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“Forever chemicals” don’t die — they just regroup. Only instead of regrouping in hell, as that old Marines saying goes, it’s in the oceans, where such compounds were dumped for decades.

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Searchlight Pictures’ TIFF-premiering Rental Family and two Sundance prize-winning documentaries — Cutting Through Rocks and Zodiac Killer Project — are among new indie releases this weekend but most steered clear of Universal’s…

Eddie Murphy will be honored with a lifetime award from the American Film Institute.

Murphy, 64, will receive the 51st AFI Life Achievement Award at a gala Hollywood dinner on April 18, the film institute announced Friday, Nov. 21.

“Eddie Murphy is…

The pilot episode of Everybody Loves Raymond aired September 13, 1996, on CBS. By the end of its nine-year run, the Ray Romano-led comedy won 15 Emmy Awards and cemented the fictional Barone family among sitcom giants including the Bradys,…

Pretty Dirty: The Life and Times of Marilyn Minter—a new documentary that screened as part of the DOC NYC film festival at IFC Center on Thursday—exposes the perhaps underrated value that a sense of humor carries in the fickle, and…

Netflix has given a straight-to-series order to an A24-produced crime drama, Trigger Point, starring Joel Edgerton.

The streamer won a bidding war for the project, which comes from creator and showrunner Harrison Query (Heads of State,…

Whether you’re shopping for a home cook who has everything or the fussy gadget collector in your life, holiday shopping can be stressful. And kids five through eight are particularly hard to read. What won’t get banished to the bottom of…