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CinemaBlend Chloé Zhao’s Golden Globe-nominated Nomadland, the Frances McDormand-led exploration of the human spirit in the vastness of the American West is one of the most visually and emotionally striking films of the year and perhaps in recent years. If you haven’t already watched the film depicting an out-of-work widow trying to find her place in a world that has seemingly forgotten her then I recommend stop what you’re doing and watch it on Hulu right now. If you have seen it, however, and want to watch more movies and documentaries like it, then I have some good news ...

Chloé Zhao’s America Alison Willmore Chloé Zhao used to say she sometimes forgot she was Asian. It wasn’t something she meant as a statement of racial renunciation or a “We’re all citizens of the world” platitude. Zhao, the filmmaker behind the Oscar-favored , is fully cognizant of the fact that she’s 38 and five-foot-six (and a half), with what she impishly describes as the typical traits of northerners in China: “Loud, obnoxious, big bones — I love stereotyping my own people.” What she was trying to articulate was a reflection of her own slippery sense ...

might change the way you eat outside your home. especially if you have any kind of restricted diet or know anyone who does. or if you're like me you travel so much, you want to eat better. you will never look at a restaurant menu the same again. will the first lady have the last word on the midterm elections? the white house sure hopes so. it is sending michelle obama on a major swing through the campaign trail. we'll look at whether she'll be the boost that democrats and her husband need. six months ago this week, a top to bottom overhaul of u.s. health care, an overhaul that pr...