The New York Times Movies

"It’s easy to blame the other side. And for many Democrats, it’s obvious that Republicans are thwarting progress toward a more equal society. "But wh...

"The Times obtained District of Columbia police radio communications and synchronized them with footage from the scene to show in real time how office...

“The Times has reconstructed the death of George Floyd on May 25. Security footage, witness videos and official documents show how a series of actions...

Not only a video story of the quarantine, but also an open love letter to the city of Milan, its inhabitants and its wonderful views, even of the subu...

"Kim Jong-un frequently shows off the Mercedes he has obtained in open defiance of U.N. sanctions intended to ban luxury goods from North Korea. Using...

For a single woman in New York and the guy who stands watch in her building, their special bond proves lasting.

Steven Petrow explains how a cowboy inspired him to hire a matchmaker.

We may think we know what it is like to be a woman in Saudi Arabia. Women must all cover up in public. Women cannot drive nor can they travel without...

As her relationship with her boyfriend was coming to an end, the writer Sarah L. Courteau grasped for a moment of tenderness between them.

When Laurel Fantauzzo met a young woman and her bicycle in Manila, her relationship to the city was transformed

Tim and Sarah McEown never saw their 22-year age difference as an obstacle in their relationship, until Tim had a heart attack.

A 17-year-old girl, put up for adoption at birth, finds her biological mother on Facebook.

When a writer falls in love with someone whose spelling and grammar are poor, it challenges her assumptions about the type of man she'd want to marry.

An entertainment reporter infatuated with Hollywood's most famous starlets has difficulty finding real love.

Cindy Chupack was not in the holiday spirit when she learned her husband had turned on a snow machine inside their California house.

"After 30 years of redevelopment, Times Square has cleaner streets, new office buildings and renovated landmark theaters, but many landmarks remain."

Meet Rahim Mohamed. He manages a bodega in Red Hook, Brooklyn, where he stocks shelves, cleans up spills and serves sandwiches from the griddle. But h...