Questions of Irish identity and “Irishness” are, and always have been, in a state of flux.

Before it is a thriller, before it is a dark comedy, “Bad Sisters” is a love story.

I approach Jason Reitman’s just released film, “Saturday Night,” with equal parts suspicion and an unwarranted sense of proprietorship.

Rife’s humor of the quick, off-the cuff variety is best suited to these more conversational modes of presentation. He is lucky that he has a gift for improvisation and interacting with crowds, because his straight up standup is pedestrian.

The easiest way through the recognition of our sinfulness is through humor.

Professional tennis in the real world—as opposed to the reel world—is not quite as cool or sexy.

“Immaculate” is a cut above its cinematic cohorts, due in no small part to its decidedly feminist take.

An audience may not realize that Gillis has something substantive to say about American society, because they are also squirming so much

What do you do when literally the entire world loves you, but not you?

In the new podcast, “Strike Force 5,” Jimmy Fallon, Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel and John Oliver all admitted to a desire for Holy Orders.