John Green's Turtles All the Way Down gets a disappointingly flat adaptation at Max. autumn wright 🍂's review: pastemagazine.com/movies/ya-book…

Our new subscriber-only column Nintensive Care is a (roughly) game-by-game exploration of Nintendo's videogame history. First up: 1979's Sheriff. pastemagazine.com/games/nintendo…

Many of the most pivotal battles of World War II were fought in Normandy, where the echoes of the war still reverberate loudly. pastemagazine.com/travel/france/…

GLAAD's latest Where We Are on TV report shows a troubling trend of decreasing LGBTQ+ representation and more frequent cancellations of sapphic shows, which is disheartening in an era of more mainstream lesbian representation than ever before: pastemagazine.com/tv/representat…

#InterviewWithTheVampire Season 2 deftly expands the series' scope, adding new characters, locations, and questions of memory and truth; Lacy Baugher Milas reviews: pastemagazine.com/tv/amc-plus/in…

Even though our favorite broadcast seasons are wrapping up and the weather is getting warmer, there's still plenty of TV to enjoy on the horizon. Amy Amatangelo rounds up the best new shows you can't miss in May: pastemagazine.com/tv/what-to-wat…

We caught up with Nikki Sixx, Tommy Lee and Vince Neil to discuss Mötley Crüe’s (Mötley Crüe) new era and their first single in five years, “Dogs of War.” pastemagazine.com/music/motley-c…

Wrote up Nancy Savoca's Dogfight, a lovely little mess of a one-night romance between River Phoenix and Lili Taylor:

Amid all of its gorgeous and abundant nature, California is also home to some of the most beautiful spring wildflowers you'll ever see. pastemagazine.com/travel/califor…

Bela Tarr, Peter Weir, Mathieu Kassovitz, Nancy Savoca, and Mikhail Kalatozov - here's our write-up of Criterion Collection's April 2024 releases: pastemagazine.com/movies/the-cri…

15 years ago Nintendo released one of its best racing games ever, and nobody cared. Here's why Excitebots: Trick Racing deserves another chance. pastemagazine.com/games/nintendo…

We spoke to Anne Hathaway on the red carpet for her ultra-charming rom-com The Idea of You, chatting about favorite musicians and fangirling:

I was thinking about how little reality comes into play during many AAA movies, so this week's Film School is about Willis O’Brien's groundbreaking pre-King Kong blend of live-action and animation:

Ida Lupino and Dennis Weaver buddy comedy? Just another reason these MOTWs are the best:

With this non-scientific, non-serious glimpse deep into your psyche, Felicia Reich determines which of the most common personality types you are from some of our favorite TV comedies:

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Subscriber exclusive: The collision of live-action and animation is inescapable in today's biggest movies. But this idea is over a century old. This week's Film School sees Jacob Oller visit The Ghost of Slumber Mountain: pastemagazine.com/movies/animati…

In Starz's #MaryandGeorge , sex, violence, and power all aid in the complicated relationships established between its powerful players, kaiya writes: pastemagazine.com/tv/starz/mary-…

In an astonishing true story, Perry Farrell (Perry Farrell) recounts a mid-‘90s night where he nearly met his demise off the shores of Tahiti—a night that inspired the Porno For Pyros song “Tahitian Moon.”

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On this day in 1974, married Londoners Richard & Linda Thompson put out their debut album and delivered a folkloric compilation of characters rueing their fate or desperately trying to escape it, clawing at the vestiges of hope among the cursed rubble. pastemagazine.com/music/richard-…