KCBS Radio's Entertainment Editor Jan Wahl previews the upcoming Oscar nominations, and tells us who and what she most wants to see nominated in each category. Oscar nominations will be announced on Tuesday.

KCBS Radio's Entertainment Reporter Jan Wahl reviews 'Film Stars Don’t Die In Liverpool' starring Annette Benning and 'Phantom Thread' starring Daniel Day Lewis.  Jan recommends some of her other recent favorites.

KCBS Radio's Entertainment Editor Jan Wahl reviews “The Post”, the story of the Washington Post and the New York Times chasing the story of, and trying to publish, the Pentagon Papers. Directed by Steven Spielberg, the movie stars Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks.

This week, KCBS Radio's Entertainment Editor Jan Wahl reviews the highly anticipated eighth installment of the 'Star Wars' saga. Also, the sensual first love drama starring Armie Hammer and Timothée Chalamet. (12/15/2017)

This week, KCBS Radio's Entertainment Editor Jan Wahl reviews Woody Allen's latest film and the World War II drama starring Gary Oldman as British Prime Minister Winston Churchill. (12/08/2017)

KCBS Radio's Entertainment Editor Jan Wahl reviews “The Man Who Invented Christmas”, a story that explains how Charles Dickens came up with the idea for “A Christmas Carol,” and the characters of Scrooge and Bob Cratchit. She also recommends a heartwarming film called “Wonder” and a strange movie called “Three Billboards Outside of Ebbing, Missouri” with Frances McDormand and Woody Harrelson.

KCBS Radio's Entertainment Editor Jan Wahl reviews the story of how Charles Dickens created his iconic holiday characters Ebenezer Scrooge, Tiny Tim and others from "A Christmas Carol"

KCBS Radio's Entertainment Reporter Jan Wahl reviews Stephen Chbosky’s fun-filled, feel good, “Wonder” starring Owen Wilson and Julia Roberts.  Jan talks more about her favorite recent releases.

Jan reviews three films including the mystery drama film “Murder on the Orient Express” directed by Kenneth Branagh.

This week, Jan recaps several films to see that are still in theaters and some that we can see without leaving the comfort of home.