Author: Patrick Ryan, USA TODAY

In Emma Seligman’s “Bottoms,” teen lesbians start a fight club to have sex. It’s the rare movie that doesn’t ask its queer characters to be “perfect.”

It’s hard to overstate how much we missed Meg Ryan, who is starring in a new rom-com, “What Happens Later,” at 61. Why is that so rare for women?

Heigh-ho, heigh-ho, it’s home to whine we go: Here’s why online trolls are coming for Disney’s live-action “Snow White” movie and star Rachel Zegler.

Hozier tells us about new album “Unreal Unearth,” meeting Ariana Grande, and the “crazy” trend of fans throwing things onstage.

Hozier is back with extraordinary new album “Unreal Unearth.” He tells us about collaborating with friend Brandi Carlile and meeting Joni Mitchell.

Country legend Dolly Parton has put a bluesy, bittersweet spin on “Let It Be,” featuring living Beatles Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr.

Pink tweaked the lyrics to one of her early hits as a show of support for Britney Spears, who is divorcing husband Sam Asghari after 14 months.

Broadway star Idina Menzel tells us about her new disco album “Drama Queen,” and reflects on the “life-changing” role of Elphaba as “Wicked” turns 20.

Talking Heads frontman David Byrne says he’s “cordial” with ex-bandmates despite “ugly” breakup. They’ll soon reunite for “Stop Making Sense” at TIFF.

Immersive theater isn’t just “Sleep No More.” These three New York shows are reinventing the audience experience and putting you right in the action.