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These Ukrainian Drones Don’t Just Kill. They Deliver Oatmeal Cookies.
In a war where drones are synonymous with destruction, some are also used to drop care packages to Ukraine’s frontline soldiers.
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FX’s “Love Story: JFK Jr. and Carolyn Bessette” Is A Stunning Exploration of Public and Private Life
The myth of the Kennedy family is as ingrained in American culture as it is in modern pop culture. From the closeness Jackie Kennedy sought to cultivate after her husband’s death to Jack Schlossberg’s online persona, over the course of more than half a century, generations of Americans have been given an in-depth look at…
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It All Starts With the Meditation App: Bart Layton on “Crime 101”
LA is the city of dreams, both broken and fulfilled, in director Bart Layton’s crime thriller “Crime 101.” From “The Incomer” to “American Animals,” Layton’s films have always focused on grifters, con men, and everyone in between; characters who try to find opportunities provided to them by human oversight and error. Even while he uses…
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Season 2 of Prime Video’s “Cross” Fails to Reach New Heights
Based on James Patterson’s best-selling novels, the first season of Prime’s “Cross” followed homicide detective Alex Cross (Aldis Hodge), whose insurmountable grief following his wife’s murder clashed with his search for serial killer Ed Ramsey (Ryan Eggold). With Ramsey now behind bars, and Alex and his family attempting to heal from their shared trauma, it…
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I Will See You In Dreams: Akinola Davies Jr. on “My Father’s Shadow”
In “My Father’s Shadow,” the deeply moving debut feature of British-Nigerian filmmaker Akinola Davies Jr., two young brothers—Aki (Godwin Egbo) and Remi (Chibuike Marvellous Egbo)—travel with their often-absent father, Fọlárìn (Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù), from their rural home in the Nigerian countryside and into the bustling streets of Lagos, where they spend a day observing and slowly…
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For You, It’s Always the Past: Kogonada and Benjamin Loeb on “zi”
A lyrical portrait of a city and a tender traipse through time and memory, Kogonada’s newest, “zi,” is a contemplative return to form for the filmmaker. Following the release of his first big-budget studio project, “A Big Bold Beautiful Journey,” this film presents something entirely different: a promising speculation that the filmmaker’s home base is…
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Cooking chat: Do I need to sift flour for baking?
Every Thursday at 11 a.m. Eastern, Becky Krystal answers your cooking questions.
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Qui Qui is a joyful celebration of Puerto Rican cuisine
The show-stopping pork chop and upbeat atmosphere at this Park View restaurant make it a must-visit.
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Teen grabs kayak, paddles through icy pond to rescue neighborhood dog
“I’m here buddy,” Hugh Pinneo, 18, said to the struggling dog as he rescued him. “You’re scared, I’m scared, too.”
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An Elephant Is Blind Without Its Whiskers
There are about 1,000 tiny hairs on an elephant’s rugged trunk, all designed to help the animal feel, a new study found.