The Curse of Being the ‘Most Beautiful Boy in the World’

By Kevin Fallon

Björn Andrésen was 15 when his role in 1971’s “Death in Venice” earned him the title of “The Most Beautiful Boy in the World.” It nearly ruined his life.

By Lance Oppenheim

Filmmaker Lance Oppenheim writes about his new documentary “Some Kind of Heaven,” which takes viewers inside a renowned retirement community where dreams never die.

By Nick Schager

The new three-hour docuseries “We Are: The Brooklyn Saints” follows a youth football team in Brooklyn, New York. But it falls short in a number of frustrating ways.

By Tarpley Hitt

The new HBO doc “Fake Famous” seeks to expose the vapidity and fame-hunger of influencers. But it misses the broader point of why people are doing this, and consuming it.

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By Marlow Stern

The “Real Time” host welcomed a pair of podcast hosts to push the evidence-free conspiracy theory—originated by Steve Bannon—that COVID-19 is man-made and escaped from a lab.

By Kevin Fallon

Everything we can’t stop loving, hating, and thinking about this week in pop culture.

By Otto Bell

Filmmaker Otto Bell writes about his new film “The Toxic Pigs of Fukushima,” and surveying the devastation (and brave souls) left behind from the disaster.

By Kevin Fallon

A new Sundance documentary ‘Rebel Hearts’ reveals how a renegade sisterhood of nuns in the ‘60s fought the Catholic Church’s misogyny and altered society along the way.

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Not only is Joe Piscopo a business partner with Mike Lindell, he’s now turning his radio mic over to the Trump ally to spew wild claims of election fraud.

Holding your breath waiting for the GOP to expel Marjorie Taylor Greene? I’ve got news for you. You’re going to suffocate.

In a royal fracas with uncanny echoes of the turmoil shaking the House of Windsor, a junior Danish princess has implied she has been exiled with her family overseas.

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