This master craftsman’s work has lit up everything from Bond to Blade Runner 2049. But as he publishes his memoir, why does he believe the artform he made his name in is in such decline?

But look back at the work of the masters – the Capas and Cartier-Bressons – and what's the first thing you'll see? Grain. Usually a lot of it. Many of the greatest photographs ever taken are festooned ...

The Nouvelle Wave-inspired "Sleepless Nights" put Marczak on the fiction film track, until a chance encounter on a river one ...

Weddings have always followed a script: the walk down the aisle, the vows, the obligatory photos with relatives you barely know. In the age of social media, this list has only grown. You’re no longer ...

The retired "Chicago Tonight" host decided he must speak directly to Latino ICE agents about their involvement in the ...

If you want to go back and watch Children of Men ahead of its 20th anniversary later this year (it’s just one of many great ...

To mark the release of Emerald Fennell's new take on Wuthering Heights, we look back to a 1987 article that explored the checkered history of Brontë film adaptations.

Martin Scorsese's groundbreaking New York thriller turns 50 this week. It remains a remarkable piece of work – though its ...

Everyone had their doubts about the ‘reality’ part of reality shows but this new Reddit post confirms it. Eagle-eyed ...

He also digs into "Sentimental Value," nominated for nine Oscars. And he explains that these days, after a stroke between the ...

Priyanka Chopra Jonas winces — only slightly, but unmistakably — when the word “crossover” enters the conversation. It’s a ...