Documentary

Joan Jett turned “I Love Rock ‘n’ Roll” into a national anthem—and her career into a leather-clad, guitar-slinging, middle finger to the gatekeepers (including Rolling Stone Magazine) who said women … Read more

Bob Einstein was the kind of guy who could make the most seasoned comics break—Seinfeld, Letterman, even Larry David couldn’t keep a straight face. The “Super Bob Einstein Movie” ranks … Read more

A Coke bottle. A Les Paul. A wall of delay pedals. Jack White, Jimmy Page and The Edge get in the same room to plug in for “It Might Get … Read more

The Red Wings were a joke in the ’80s—empty seats, cartoon jerseys, zero playoff wins—and then they went full Cold War and smuggled in five Soviet stars. “The Russia Five” … Read more

Part science class, part horror movie, part redemption arc for the guy who did (kind of) invent the internet. Al Gore’s Powerpoint slideshow wins an Oscar. Trailer for “An Inconvenient … Read more

David Attenborough has been to more continents than your passport has pages. At 93, David Attenborough delivers his most urgent broadcast yet: Earth is in crisis, and he’s got the … Read more

Before Spotify, before the Grammys, before Fleetwood Mac made it cool—Laurel Canyon was the songwriting Olympus. Watch Jakob Dylan and a killer crew (Tom Petty, Beck, Norah Jones) trace how … Read more

Everyone thinks Bob Kane created Batman alone—his name’s been on every comic, movie and action figure for 75 years. But what if Batman’s true origin story was actually comics’ greatest … Read more

A man sets out to win the decathalon, he does it and then he finally shares with the world that he’s always wanted to be a woman. Here’s the Bruce/Caitlyn … Read more

Cuba outlawed them. Argentina worships them. This is a highly underrated doc on The Stones. And it’s the best doc I’ve seen on a Latin American tour of a rock … Read more