Chris Amico

Greta Gerwig refreshes a literary classic with the help of a dazzling cast that includes Saoirse Ronan, Florence Pugh, Laura Dern and Meryl Streep. More →

And how the president meets them. More →

Both films take notably weird approaches to their characterizations, which begs the question of why Hollywood struggles to properly portray female reporters More →

The Conservatives’ capture of the north points to a realignment in British politics. Will it last? More →

Meghan Leahy advises on how to handle a frustrated child. More →

The new museum revives Lady Liberty's forgotten history. More →

Nearly five years ago, I argued that Americans don't live up to their promise to "honor the troops." Not much has changed. More →

"Watchmen” and “Joker” illustrate the difference between art that actually challenges its audience and art that simply plays at provocation. More →

After a close brush with death before Amazon swooped in to save it, The Expanse is officially back for a fourth season in December. Which means that if you’re not already obsessed with the space opera that blends interplanetary politicking and battles... More →

Anthony Weiner’s penis tweet was the Big Bang of our political era. More →

All citizens owe it to the nation to stop shrugging — and start paying close attention to the news More →

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The co-founders of the intelligence firm that commissioned the infamous Steele Dossier discuss their lives as Trump targets. More →

After last year's Carr Fire, residents throughout the Redding area are still surrounded by wildfire threats they don’t control. More →

The yearly ritual of devastating wildfires and smoky skies has added to a malaise created by a high cost of living and shortage of affordable housing. More →

The accomplished doubles team’s retirement announcement was the third high-profile one this week, as Tomas Berdych and Dominika Cibulkova also ended their careers. More →

Hanks is playing Mister Rogers in a new movie and is just as nice as you think he is. Please read this article anyway. More →

What was once expected to be $200 million in annual cost savings has now grown to $400 million or more. But how much blood is left to be drawn from this stone? More →

Cheap and plentiful, they’ve long been a menu staple in New Orleans and beyond. But recent months have brought a crisis that worries fishermen and chefs. More →

Network inaction threatens credibility — not just for NBC but for journalism writ large. More →