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It’s often said that celebrities are America’s royalty, and nowhere is that more obvious in the way we treat their bodies as public property. In the days of absolute monarchs, as historian Helen Castor puts it, “privacy was relative and political life didn’t stop at the bedroom door.” Back then, the populace had a stake…

By Sara Shereen Bakhshian May contain some spoilers. Jacques Audiard’s “A Prophet (“Un Prophete”), currently in its U.S. theatrical release, is one of those films that you continue thinking about long after you leave the theater. The French film, up for an Oscar this Sunday for Best Foreign Language Film, takes a look at the…

This documentary from David Grubin explores the life of Prince Siddhartha of India, whose spiritual quest for enlightenment gave birth to Buddhism. The film, narrated by Richard Gere, includes interviews with the Dalai Lama, Robert Thurman, and other experts, and airs on PBS April 7. Funding for THE BUDDHA provided by: The National Endowment for…

Jordan's first Oscar hopeful is my DVD pick of the week.
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