Few films loom as large in Hollywood mythology as “Sunset Boulevard,” Billy Wilder’s 1950 portrait of fame, vanity, and the industry’s brutal disregard for aging stars.

For Clark Samuel, consistently reimagining the Miami-based brand SAMMY is a crucial part of the design process.

Check out our interview with Ryan Douglass, the author of "The Great Disillusionment of Nick and Jay."

The indie drama “Magic Hour” (Greenwich Entertainment) was directed by Katie Aselton, who also co-wrote the screenplay (with husband Mark Duplass) and stars in the movie. Aselton plays Erin, who is married to Charlie (Daveed Diggs). Our first glimpses of the couple present a portrait of a playful pair, seemingly happily married, who are trying to conceive.

Check out our interview with Ava Rani, the author of "Out of Her League."

There’s something almost impossible to explain about the way "The Mandalorian" and Grogu found their way into so many of our lives. Maybe it’s because, at its core, it never felt like a story about space battles or lightsabers. It felt like a story about finding someone in a broken world and deciding, somehow, to keep protecting each other anyway.