Cinema News: 'Downton Abbey' star Michelle Dockery wants more sequels

Entertainment

May 22, 2022

For Michelle Dockery, 'Downton Abbey' is an 'easy job.' She hopes it's not over yet

Michelle Dockery couldn't know how 'Downton Abbey' would change her life, and she hopes she's not done with Lady Mary yet.

Don't expect Alex Garland to explain what's happening in 'Men.' But here are a few hints

Alex Garland and Jessie Buckley discuss their collaboration on the folk-horror film 'Men,' which has plenty of provocative things to say about relationships between men and women.

'Who Killed Jane Stanford?' Solving the cold case of a California founder's murder

Leland Stanford's widow made many enemies. But who poisoned her? Stanford historian Richard White investigates in the new book 'Who Killed Jane Stanford?'

Send Mary McNamara's column to Congress and the Supremes

When can Tucker Carlson be 'replaced,' the tragedy of 'King Lear' and Disneyland's standby lines

Review: Youth's ecstasy and agony are Elif Batuman's specialties. But how are the novels?

'Either/Or,' a sequel to Elif Batuman's debut, 'The Idiot,' continues a college chronicle as shapeless and evocative as youth itself.

Commentary: Hollywood helped build the cult of the perfect green lawn into a disaster genre

Lush green lawns are baked into the DNA of Hollywood's image of itself. But like it or not, the climate is changing, and L.A. must change with it.

New California gun safety laws for movie sets after 'Rust' shooting hobbled by Legislature

Two proposed California laws that would have imposed new restrictions on gun use in productions in the wake of the 'Rust' shooting were voted down.

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