Author: Brian Truitt, USA TODAY

In the Golden Globe nominations, ‘Vice’ ruled the comedy/musical field, while ‘A Star Is Born’ and ‘Black Panther’ scored drama nods.

Peter Jackson puts his world-building prowess in motion with ‘Mortal Engines,’ a ‘Star Wars’ on wheels that visually dazzles but leaves you wanting.

The Juliassance is upon us: Julia Roberts is the best she’s been since ‘Erin Brockovich’ as a devoted mom to a drug-addicted son in ‘Ben Is Back.’

Saoirse Ronan and Margot Robbie (as Queen Elizabeth I) rule, dudes drool in ‘Mary Queen of Scots,’ which is ripe with modern political resonance.

Amber Heard says a sad goodbye to the Valentino swim cap she wore for the London ‘Aquaman’ premiere, which she vastly preferred to her movie costume.

Alfonso Cuaron’s ‘Roma’ offers great filmmaking and a stellar lead actress, but the Netflix film is missing one key aspect: an emotional connection.

While Robert Redford has publicly talked about stepping back from acting, Clint Eastwood hasn’t lost any enthusiasm: “I’ll probably keep on going.”

Check out exclusive shots from the drug-running drama ‘The Mule,’ directed by and starring Clint Eastwood, and inspired by a true story.

Kurt Russell plays Santa Claus in Netflix’s ‘The Christmas Chronicles,’ though his fans might not be surprised at who’s playing Mrs. Claus. (spoilers)