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What you need to know before you tune in to the 2023 MTV Movie & TV Awards

Some of Twitter’s most followed accounts, including Cristiana Ronaldo and Lady Gaga, have lost their official status

As Parker Posey was to Sundance in the '90s and Greta Gerwig to SXSW in the mid-aughts, no one embodies the current sensibility of the South by Southwest Film & TV Festival quite like Rachel Sennott. With a persona that is ditzy but knowing, somehow earnestly cynical, tuned in but…

Is the trend for epic movies and hefty novels getting too much? Our critics redress the balance with a classic compilation of shorter works – plus 10 long ones that are worth your time

The South by Southwest Film and TV Festival launches this week with a renewed sense of purpose. There is the new name, of course, adding "and TV," along with new leadership. Equally important, the movie "Everything Everywhere All at Once," poised to win big at the Academy Awards on Sunday,…

Halina Reijn’s barbed satire of 21st-century youth culture and a bold tale of sexual discovery from Lena Dunham join Gen Z gems Booksmart, Eighth Grade and more

We spy a body bag.

Social media has made finding love easier, but ending relationships even messier. Here’s how to finish things online without losing your mind

In this week’s newsletter: In a cost of living crisis, paying for endless streaming services is making less and less sense – here’s the case for (and against) each of the ‘big five’

Amandla Stenberg and Pete Davidson star in a satire that’s far more than a scornful put-down of the incoming generation

After completing the short film version of "Shiva Baby" in 2018, Rachel Sennott went for a walk around the neighborhood where she did the project with writer, director and friend Emma Seligman.