Anne Cohen

By now, you’ve probably heard that Hillbilly Elegy is bad —  really, really bad. Ron Howard’s adaptation of J.D. Vance’s bestselling 2016 memo

In 1948, The Sign of The Ram made Susan Peters the first actress and wheelchair user to star in a mainstream Hollywood thriller. More than 70 years later,

The day screenwriter Deborah Dean Davis got her first residuals check for It Takes Two, she had to take a second and sit on the floor.  “I think the

Warning: Spoilers ahead for season 4 of Netflix’s The Crown. “That’s the last thing this country needs — two women running the show.”  Princ

Most of the time, royal fairy tales end with an ambiguous “and they lived happily ever after.” It’s a phrase that glosses all manners of sins, a blan

The “home for the holidays” Christmas rom-com is getting a much needed revamp this year. The first trailer for Clea Duvall’s Happiest Season has

Thirty-three years before Greta Gerwig’s nomination for Best Director at the 2018 Academy Awards for Lady Bird, Joyce Chopra’s Smooth Talk won the Gran

Just one week after publishing a gut-wrenching personal essay about her pregnancy loss, Chrissy Teigen made her first official public appearance, traveling

This story contains spoilers for His House, available to stream on Netflix October 30.  At first glance, Netflix’s His House appears to be your typical

Emma Roberts has rom-coms in her blood. Her aunt, after all, is Julia Roberts, she of Pretty Woman, Notting Hill, While You Were Sleeping, My Best Friend?

Spooky season is upon us, and there’s no dearth of horror movies and TV shows to watch. But there’s a movie that’s haunted me more than the ghosts of