'Normal People': TV Review

Jessica Kiang Less interesting subjects than Olympia Dukakis have been profiled in more compelling documentaries than Harry Mavromichalis’ “Olympia,” a fervently admiring but scattered and sometimes scatty portrait of a woman who is anything but.

An under-the-radar indie science fiction film whose mix of accessible themes and strong execution make it worthy of broader exposure, Gavin Rothery's Archive watches as a robot designer tries to exploit his job with a megacorporation for a very personal goal: He wants to build a robot shell for the computer-archived memories and personality of his dead wife. The feature writing/directing debut for a man whose history is in art departments, it should be no surprise that the pic looks wonderful, with distinctive design and lush settings; but Rothery also fares well with the human element, helped by a mature lead performance by Theo James, best known for the YA Divergent franchise.

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticA cigar is never just a cigar where Sigmund Freud is concerned. The father of psychoanalysis serves as a supporting character in “The Tobacconist” — and none other than the great Bruno Ganz embodies the iconic smoker, making this one of the German actor’s last (and least bombastic) performances.Ganz, whom many will recognize from his role as Adolf Hitler in “Downfall,” now plays one of the Führer’s many victims, a Jewish-born atheist forced to flee his comfortable Viennese home during the Anschluss of 1938, when Germany annexed Austria and occupied its capital, meeting with enthusiastic support from National Socialists and anti-Semites who agreed with his policies.

The Tories' deployed yet another slogan in the fight against coronavirus today, leaving people either shuddering with laughter - or merely shuddering.

Diddy has an important message for fans, and he shared it on his social media account. He’s been very vocal these days about everything that’s been happening in the US and the whole world.

Animated family comedies (not necessarily always made for the entire family) are so pervasive that it's hard to find a corner of the genre that hasn't been doodled to death. But with a very specific geographical and economic focus, J.G.

"I didn't have any goals; I just went where the winds of curiosity blew me." So says Diana Kennedy, a groundbreaking authority on Mexican cooking, in Elizabeth Carroll's intimate portrait. On the superficial face of it, those words might sound disingenuous, but they go to the heart of Kennedy's unconventionality and lifelong pursuit of authenticity.

A documentary built around previously unheard audiotaped interviews with Stanley Kubrick captures a director who didn't like to talk about his films...talking about his films.

Kieran Tierney is already the star defender in Mikel Arteta's Arsenal side. The Scotland international arrived in the summer for a cool £25m but injury has curtailed his impact until now.

This Friday marks the 75th anniversary of VE Day, the date on which the Second World War came to an end in Europe.

Live With Kelly And Ryan has a new producer.Kelly Ripa revealed her son Michael Consuelos, 22, had been helping her behind-the-scenes as she films her talk show from home.'He's been producing my end of this show,' Kelly, 49, told co-host Ryan Seacrest on Wednesday. 'So he really is sort of working while he's finishing because he's set to "graduate" from college…but I said to him, "Well, look at you.

Grimes and Space-X boss Elon Musk celebrated the birth of their son this week, but as with all things Grimes and Musk, even the reveal of the boy's name was complicated. A day after the blessed event, Grimes hit Twitter to break down her son's unusual moniker and the internet had a lot of questions. The name, X Æ A-12, is apparently a comb

James Harris, the go-to photographer for high-end architects and designers, is building up his fine art portfolio with great success

Call it Zoom Theater, and call it terrific.

Liveline has been keeping us entertained for literal years! But today it was a definite blinder.

18-year-old Billie Eilish swept this year's Grammys with wins in all of the "Big Four" categories, including Album of the Year, Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best New Artist. But even with all of those wins (and especially the one for Best New Artist), people can't help but wonder who the next Billie Eilish will be.

If there's one question Finneas gets asked a lot, it's which artist he thinks is the "next Billie Eilish."

If there's one question Finneas gets asked a lot, it's which artist he thinks is the "next Billie Eilish."The Grammy award-winning producer and artist discussed the topic with Hanuman Welch on ALT CTRL on Apple Music on Tuesday (April 28)."Well, the only version of that question that I can get behind is who is the next person that will do exactly what they want and be deemed pop music? That verbiage I would understand, but to me it does a disservice to two things. It does a huge disservice to Billie, in that you could be a next Billie," he explained of his superstar sister."It also does a huge disservice to anyone they claim Billie is the next version, you know what I mean? It does a huge disservice to Lorde.

By Marc Malkin

Many things in life have changed lately, but not Chrissy Teigen's online presence. Whether she's talking about life at home with and their two children, Luna and Miles, or confronting online, the Cravings author always keeps it real.

[Note: In the wake ofthe Tribeca festival's postponement this year,The Hollywood Reporteris reviewing select fest entries that elected to premiere digitally for critics.] Whether the Storage Wars crew would have recognized the value of a box of letters discovered in a Los Angeles storage unit in 2014 is open to debate. But it's a good thing that directors Michael Seligman and Jennifer Tiexiera did.