With a role on the bilingual series Los Espookys and his first stand-up special My Favorite Shapes on HBO, the Salvadoran comedian and writer breaks out from his behind-the-scenes role on Saturday Night Live with his idiosyncratic sense of humor.

After her American visa was denied, the English actor found herself in Canada making her feature début as the lead of Pippa Bianco’s striking new HBO film Share, as a teenager coming to terms with the boundaries of consent after she awakes from a night of heavy drinking.

The English actor soldiers through a bleak future in the new HBO series Years and Years, illuminating the refugee crisis as the moral center of a Manchester family buffeted by a distressing world that is just like our own—only more so.

The English actor continues his run of projects tackling essential real-world issues—from racism and authority in Detroit and colonialism in The Revenant to bullying in his teenage début Son of Rambow—in Hereditary director Ari Aster’s new film Midsommar as a young man surging with toxic masculinity on a boys’ trip gone very wrong.

Named after a root vegetable common to Asian cuisine, photographer Peter Ash Lee’s new magazine and digital platform celebrates Asian-American culture in an attempt to welcome a more diverse group both in front of and behind the camera.

The celestial highs and lows well known to festivalgoers reached new extremes at the nineteenth edition of Barcelona’s famous weekend-long celebration by the sea.

The Yale School of Drama graduate dissects gentrification and toxic masculinity in the Sundance hit The Last Black Man in San Francisco and looks ahead to a busy schedule full of projects with JJ Abrams, Jordan Peele, Spike Lee, and Aaron Sorkin.

The celebrated makeup artist and founder of consciously-crafted beauty line Westman Atelier shares her very own must-haves.

In Sebastian Schipper’s Roads, a highlight of this year’s Tribeca Film Festival, the Dunkirk star plays a teenage troublemaker who befriends a Congolese refugee along a journey from Morocco to Calais, finding an intimate angle to Europe’s continuing refugee crisis.

The actor’s directorial début is a darkly comedic tale about a “woman who discovers she exists” and stars Leigh alongside Tony nominee Santino Fontana and Jon Orsini.