| | | The last year in movies offered glimmers of hope that the classic Hollywood genre can find its footing again By Esther Zuckerman | | | | | | | | Mega-pop sensations and underground gems, new voices and timeless legends | | | | | | | Historic oil-train case opens the door for a fossil-fuel-industry assault on crucial health and environmental protections | | | | | | | A year of surprises from all over the map | | | | | | | The horror director had been obsessed with the silent vampire film Nosferatu since he was a kid. Now, he gets to put his own Gothic-meets-Grand-Guignol spin on it | | | | | | | Just when you thought 2024 had no surprises left in store, Styro Steve bursts onto the scene | | | | | | | Fellow character actor Kevin Corrigan and indie rock vet Jon Wurster also members of Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon, which played first gig Thursday | | | | | | | As Loomer railed at Musk for backing legal immigration for skilled tech workers, his X platform took away Loomer’s blue check verification badge | | | | | | | Streisand made two LPs with Perry, who encouraged her embrace contemporary songs like Laura Nyro’s “Stoney End” | | | |
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