Entertainment

He was a meathead with an Oscar nomination. Now he’s making Christian movies. What happened?

In an excerpt from his memoir, ‘Source Code: My Beginnings,’ Gates reminisces about the excitement of growing up amid the “limitless potential” of the 1960s, with a mother who modeled her family after the Kennedys.

How the former YouTube troll manifested her dreams of Broadway stardom.

The world is full of unsolvable problems and it’s nice to see something get fixed. Millions of us are turning to YouTube to watch people unclog drains, deep clean rugs, and do other satisfying tasks.

Volatility is the Compton rapper’s native tongue.

If anyone was likely to find a lost musical treasure in Philadelphia, it was Max Ochester. At 14, he was selling hand-selected records to sample-hungry hip-hop stars including Pete Rock and Q-Tip of A Tribe Called Quest.

A few years ago, Rebecca Yarros almost quit writing. A chronic illness often left her dizzy and exhausted, making it hard to work or even stand at times. She wondered if the stress she was putting on herself was worth it.

Jacques Audiard’s Emilia Pérez is the most fascinating movie I’ve watched in the last year, in entirely negative ways. Its 132 minutes unfold like a glittering and garish tour de force of disaster, a relentless procession of terrible ideas, terribly executed.

The bookshop in the town where I used to live had a world-beating second-hand selection. The music section alone was so bounteous that there was a second shelf dedicated solely to books about Bob Dylan.

In his films, his TV shows, and his paintings, Lynch reminded us that all art gestures toward a world beyond the familiar and comforting. . David Lynch at the filming of Wild at Heart.