Isaac Feldberg

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  • The GrudgeArts & Entertainment

    Nicolas Pesce on His R-Rated ‘Grudge’ Reboot: ‘There’s Something Heavy Metal About Making Horror’

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  • Netflix's Adam Sandler Comedy 'Murder Mystery'Arts & Entertainment

    Netflix Picks Its Own Most Popular Movies and Series Of 2019

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  • Peppa PigArts & Entertainment

    Hasbro’s Toy Box Is Bigger Than Ever With $3.8 Billion Entertainment One Takeover

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  • See: Alfre Woodard in “Clemency”; Stream: Kiersey Clemons in “Sweetheart”; and Skip: Dean-Charles Chapman in “1917.”Arts & Entertainment

    What to Watch (and Skip) in Theaters and on Netflix This Weekend

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  • Movies to Watch Over ChristmasArts & Entertainment

    What to Watch in Theaters Over Christmas

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  • Gillian JacobsArts & Entertainment

    Gillian Jacobs Crosses ‘Succession’ With #MeToo in True-Crime Podcast ‘Blood Ties’

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  • Netflix ViewerArts & Entertainment

    How Netflix Transformed the Peak TV Terrain in the 2010s

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  • See “Cats” in Theaters; Stream “The Witcher”; Skip “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.”Arts & Entertainment

    What to Watch (and Skip) In Theaters and on Netflix This Weekend

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  • See Stream SkipArts & Entertainment

    What to Watch (and Skip) in Theaters and on Netflix This Weekend

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  • Hollywood Walk of FameArts & Entertainment

    As 2019 Draws to a Close, Does the Movie Star Still Have a Pulse?

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  • Ghostbusters AfterlifeArts & Entertainment

    Like Recent Reboots of Varying Success, ‘Ghostbusters: Afterlife’ Trailer Leans On Franchise’s Nostalgic Pull

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  • See Stream SkipArts & Entertainment

    What to Watch (and Skip) in Theaters and on Amazon Prime This Weekend

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  • Sundance The GloriasArts & Entertainment

    Sundance 2020 Will Host One of the Film Festival’s Most Diverse Lineups Yet

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  • Frozen 2Arts & Entertainment

    In South Korean Anti-Trust Complaint Over ‘Frozen 2,’ Disney Faces More Allegations of Monopolistic Behavior

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  • The cast of “KnIves Out,” which took second place at the Thanksgiving weekend box office, followed by “Ford v Ferrari,” “A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood,” and “Queen and Slim.”Arts & Entertainment

    Even With ‘Frozen 2’ First, ‘Knives Out’ and Other Original Titles Slice Their Way to Thanksgiving Box-Office Success

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