A seemingly innocuous commercial featuring “Grace in Boston” led to visceral reactions, with many criticizing it as sexist and demeaning. Peloton shared its side with the Globe on Wednesday morning.

Tatum was a guest speaker at HBS three years after he took an executive education course at the school.

The new movie was filmed in a dozen Mass. locations in 2018, including Ames Mansion, the centerpiece of Borderland State Park.

The Justice Department last week moved to terminate a bedrock Hollywood tenet, and one takeaway is agreed upon: It’s bad news for small-town movie houses.

Lena Waithe and Melina Matsoukas put the beauty and the bruises of black life on the big screen in a way so loving it cannot be denied.

The Disney sequel is a love story for sisters, but in our family, it’s about a snowman built by an auntie and niece.

Gervais memorably hosted the Golden Globes from 2010 to 2012, skewering many of the attendees with irreverent jokes.

Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman has announced that she will appear in the latest “Charlie’s Angels” film

Director Paul Feig talks about the new rom-com, starring Emilia Clarke and Henry Golding.

Somehow, my two daughters have multiplied to include Anna, Elsa, and the rest of the “Frozen” cast.

On the same day, Affleck discussed his sobriety on Instagram, asking his followers to donate to The Midnight Mission, a Los Angeles-based nonprofit.

“Dolemite Is My Name” showcases Murphy in a biopic about actor/comedian Rudy Ray Moore.

Director Kasi Lemmons and star Cynthia Erivo discuss their biopic, “Harriet.”

This much is known: Cinema as it has been practiced for over a century is becoming harder and harder to find in an actual cinema.

Timothée Chalamet stars as Henry V, with Joel Edgerton as Falstaff.

Lauren Greenfield’s meticulous and disturbing documentary has an upcoming screening at the Brattle.

A preview of ongoing and upcoming documentaries.

The French film dramatizes real-life events in Church abuse scandal.

National Amusements Inc. takes all the usual approaches to promoting its cinemas: billboards, radio, social media. Now, add a new component to that marketing plan: science experiments.

The owner of Boston’s Baddest Burger food truck said he served wedding guests outside the castle until about 4 a.m.

Jeffrey A. Brown, speaking by phone, ran through five influences on the sci-fi horror-thriller he shot in North Truro earlier this year.

The celebrated street artist returns to his artistic birthplace to paint his 100th mural, open an art retrospective, and speak at his alma mater, the Rhode Island School of Design.

Pretty much the entire month of October is Halloween around town. Make the most of it.

The Globe's picks for the best ways to spend your weekend.

South Korean filmmaking master Bong Joon-ho delivers his funniest, most biting, and bleakest work to date.

A preview of three upcoming documentaries

Debuting Nov. 12, Disney+ wants to be the new lion king of streaming.

It’s his second period piece, after “The Witch” (2015).

Coming up: the Boston Palestine Film Festival and Boston Asian American Film Festival.

A review of the documentary “Jim Allison: Breakthrough.”

The “Hunger Games” actress and her fiance, art gallery worker Cooke Maroney, are tying the knot at a “swanky venue” in Rhode Island this weekend in front of 150 guests after being engaged for eight months.

The Cambridge native has dropped the price on the four-bedroom, 4½-bathroom Greek Revival plantation in Riceboro, Ga., he’s owned since 2003.

In the documentary “Midnight Travler,” an Afghan family chronicles its flight to Europe.

Always a reliable harbinger of next year’s Oscars, the Independent Film Festival Boston’s fall focus will also screen Noah Baumbach’s drama “Marriage Story” and Shia LaBeouf’s buzzy “Honey Boy.”

Ken Burns’s nonprofit Better Angels Society is collaborating with Boston philanthropists Jeannie and Jonathan Lavine and the Library of Congress on the award.

Robert Eggers, whose previous film was “The Witch,” directed and cowrote.

“Maleficent: Queen of Evil” is a sequel to the 2014 reworking of “Sleeping Beauty.”

Newton native Krasinski will also write, direct, and produce ‘Imaginary Friends.’

Antonio Banderas plays a famous director working his way through a creative impasse.

Patty Hearst. Michael Milken. Heidi Fleiss. A former prime minister of Ukraine. With the addition of Oscar nominee Felicity Huffman, the list of infamous inmates at the Federal Correctional Institution in Dublin, Calif., grows.