Since October, anti-government protesters have been in the streets demanding the fall of Lebanon’s sectarian-based government system. That hasn’t happened, but protesters say they’ve succeeded in creating and reclaiming public space.

The Oscar-nominated star of “Marriage Story” on life as a Marine.

Everyone recognizes the Oscar — the golden statue coveted within the film industry. But few know of the man who modeled for it and was a renowned Mexican film director in his own right.

Why the “Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood” director is in love with movies.

An unsung frickin’ hero: the actor who overdubs Brad Pitt’s profane lines for broadcast television.

From “Puss in Boots” to heroin addict and everything in between.

Oscar-winning editor Thelma Schoonmaker on her decades-long collaboration with Martin Scorsese.

About 90% of Poland’s Jewish population was killed during World War II. For the remaining community, hiding their religion became a survival tactic. Now, more and more young people are discovering their Jewish roots.

In his 1960 bid for the White House, John F. Kennedy's presidential campaign wooed Latinos, who were largely ignored by other candidates. He was early in recognizing Latino voters as a growing force in American politics.

A live album that captured the rage and hope of the civil rights movement.