The Village Voice review of "No Other Land" finds that, unlike a movie, the devastation visited on Palestinians has no end.

For the 60th anniversary of the release of "A Love Supreme" the Village Voice asked dozens of sax players to muse on the jazz masterpiece.

The Village Voice review of "Companion," Drew Hancock’s tale of a murderous robotic love doll, finds the film pushes too many wrong buttons.

The Village Voice obituary of writer Barry Michael Cooper, dead at age 66, notes the powerful stories he wrote for the paper in the 1980s.

The Village Voice interviews screenwriter Brigit Grant about how she captured the Beatles's manager Brian Epstein in the film "Midas Man." ...

The Village Voice's latest UnBinged review looks at Hulu's lavish, high-concept dystopian science fiction whodunnit, "Paradise." ...

We remember a former editor and executive who, during his time at the Voice, oversaw three Pulitzer prize-winning features — and kept Rupert Murdoch at bay.

Bert Martinez of UK-based nu-metal/shoegaze (or nu-gaze) band Split Chain tells the Village Voice about a galvanizing Deftones experience.

This oh-so-21st-century “movie” lives in an uncanny valley of gaming, role-playing, stage acting, and wanton killing. Which is virtuality, right? We could keep in mind that, say, Red vs.