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Also egregiously wasting Ayo Edebiri, “Opus” wants to say something about celebrity worship, but it makes a wrong move at every turn.

Questlove’s follow-up to “Summer of Soul” celebrates a band that influenced the course of popular music before becoming victims of their own success.

Who said January releases can’t be great? This hilarious new comedy heralds that SZA’s movie-star era has officially arrived.

The British pop star is played by a chimpanzee in “Better Man.” Thankfully, the unconventional conceit—and some CGI—brings panache to a genre that desperately needs some.

Kerry Washington, Ebony Obsidian, and Susan Sarandon star in Netflix’s fact-based drama about a group of female World War II soldiers.

Even Jim Carrey is doing too much in this witless sequel, which has bad jokes, anachronistic music, and…a Malcolm X quote?

This four-hour profile of the Italian prodigy will remind of the many, *many* things da Vinci accomplished in his lifetime, including a couple of scandals.

Nat Geo’s new three-part documentary revisits Philip Zimbardo’s controversial saga from 1971, but it leaves a lot of unanswered questions.

“Road Diary: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band” is a look at the making of the Boss’s blockbuster tour, which has him putting on three-hour shows around the globe at age 75.

On the scene at the New York premiere of “Will & Harper,” where Ferrell and his transgender comedy friend Harper Steele spoke about how the film could save lives.