After more than a decade out of director's chairs, the duo tell IndieWire about tackling Andy Weir's beloved novel, making audiences fall in love with a talking rock alien, and lessons from Yoda.

Project Hail Mary directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller tend to thrive off our lowest expectations and cynicism. These are the guys who rebooted 21 Jump Street, which many of us expected to be craven ...

Why does the president talk about other people’s deaths and injuries in such a disgusting way?

Tibetan National Uprising Day, observed annually on March 10, honors the 1959 Lhasa Uprising against Chinese rule. The uprising, sparked by fears for the Dalai Lama’s safety, escalated into a ...

Theatre has always been a crucial platform for queer visibility; offering a space to explore identity, challenge norms, and tell stories often overlooked by mainstream culture. But some of the most ...

“If you surrendered to the air, you could ride it.” The last line of Toni Morrison’s novel Song of Solomon has served as a source of inspiration since its publication in 1977, but it’s stronger than ...

A conversation with Sir Stephen Fry is a whirlwind of eclectic and esoteric references across a staggering diversity of knowledge that is stochastically connected in his polymathic mind to produce ...

This village doesn’t just look like it belongs in a comic strip; it literally helped create one of the most beloved comic ...

In my previous article, “The Growing Lack of Civic Sense: Celebrate, Enjoy, but Leave No Trace Behind,” discussed the clear reduction in civic responsibility. However, as I proceeded to observe more ...

There’s a place in Colorado that looks like someone took a giant paintbrush and went absolutely bonkers on the landscape. The Paint Mines Interpretive Park sits out near Calhan, and it’s one of those ...