It’s only a few months into 2018, but there’ve already been a handful of films worthy of great praise — and breaking box-office history. Here are the best movies Vulture has reviewed, according to our movie critics David Edelstein and Emily Yoshida.(A quick note about our methodology: We’ve restricted this
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Nearly 200 galleries from around the world have docked at Randall’s Island to peddle their blue-chip merch at the Frieze New York art fair this week, taking place May 2–6 in a big bespoke tent (one that has its own pretty funny Twitter). Tickets, ferry ride, and a copy of
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Kanye West released two songs over the weekend. Both were terrible, albeit in different ways. Friday evening witnessed the arrival of “Lift Yourself,” where the artist responded to rap radio host Ebro’s questioning of his recent right-curious and Trump-loving tweets with gibberish: “Poopity-scoop / Scoopity-whoop / Whoopty scoopty poop.” Not
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The cohort of women of color within Time’s Up have put R. Kelly in their crosshairs. In a statement released Monday morning, Time’s Up called for Kelly to be dropped by companies and venues including RCA Records, Ticketmaster, Spotify, and Apple Music because of abuse allegations against the R&B singer.
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If you’re daring enough to open Twitter today, you’d pretty much find a 50/50 split over people lauding or lamenting Michelle Wolf’s performance at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner on Saturday evening. (Want to determine for yourself? Grab some popcorn and watch it here.) Since Donald Trump has already given
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This year’s Tribeca Film Festival devoted an entire day to Time’s Up. Of Saturday’s nearly 30 panels, performances, and speeches, Lupita Nyong’o, Cynthia Erivo, “Feminist AF” host Amber Tamblyn, and Mira Sorvino gathered to speak about “reclaiming the narrative” in the arts. Sorvino, who accused Harvey Weinstein of harassment in
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Sunday, April 29 will forever be known as the day Michelle Wolf divided America with her comedy stylings following her set at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, but enough about politics for a moment, okay? [Inhales.] Because Wolf has a new variety-sketch series coming to Netflix, The Break, and the
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Depending on who you ask, Michelle Wolf’s performance at this year’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner was either a seminal moment in comedy or the worst thing to ever happen in the Washington D.C. metropolitan area. Regardless — if we were to actually read the room and watch the reactions from
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