Dith Pran News Today

Pran was a Cambodian photojournalist (and later, U.S. citizen), who survived and then exposed atrocities under the Khmer Rouge.

John Malkovich in The New LookPhoto: Apple TV+A lot has been said and written about John Malkovich’s distinctive parlance—that languid, deliberate way of speaking that makes you hang on his every last word, either when he’s playing a role or chatting with you through a Zoom window. For the better part of the last half century, the Emmy-winning and Oscar-nominated character actor has brought that distinctive Malkovichian flair to a bevy of memorable roles: Mr. Will in Places ...

The actor talks tackling Lucien Lelong in Apple TV+'s new French-fashion drama, strangers asking whether he's been told he looks like John Malkovich, and more

Read Empire's listing of the best British films.

A First Lady, the aftermath of the Killing Fields, a Secret Service officer, and a writer’s transformed view of the world

Interpretation of the modern world is tough. So much seems to be going wrong on so many fronts it feels hard to connect with it. As the old saying goes, one death is a tragedy. A million is a statistic. Thank God, then, for images that sear through such murk. One of the most resonant

His school friend David Hare recalled that Hudson was an ‘angelic boy’, with a sense of irony which made him take most things lightly

Golden Bones: An Extraordinary Journey from Hell in Cambodia to a New Life in America by Sichan Siv - ISBN 10: 0061340685 - ISBN 13: 9780061340680 - HarperCollins - 2008 - Hardcover

Haing S. Ngor got an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role in his debut film, The Killing Fields. Was the Cambodia-born actor killed in a botched-up robbery or was there a sinister plan behind it?

In this archived column, The Post and Couriers arts critic remembers Sept. 11, which unfolded when she was on staff at The New York Times.