From marketplaces to open-air town halls and roadside addresses, Ruto’s tour covered counties including Nyeri, Meru, Murang’a, Kirinyaga, and Kiambu. At each stop, he spoke passionately about ...

“Thank You Very Much,” directed by Alex Braverman, uses archival footage and interviews to explore the appeal of a stand-up who didn’t tell jokes. By Alissa Wilkinson When you purchase a ...

I thank you very much," he said. The President's praise for Okpebholo's hands-on approach to understanding the genuine problems facing schools in Edo State is particularly noteworthy, as the ...

They had elevated architecture into art. Edwards described it as “painting in stone”, which is the book’s title. Sitting on a bench with Hynes, overlooking the library’s mosaic ...

"Thank You Very Much," 2025. Photo courtesy of Drafthouse Films ... longer retreats (his commitment to meditation practice was as unwavering as his commitment to his art). Maybe others knew that Andy ...

One of the most memorable highlights of “Thank You Very Much,” Alex Braverman’s consistently engaging documentary about comedy legend Andy Kaufman, doesn’t directly involve Kaufman at all.

“[He was] an artist and his art was the act,” says one of his friends in the movie. “And what the act was about was embarrassment. Why is that guy there?” “Thank You Very Much” — the ...

There’s an inherent tension between this being a very standard biopic (clip ... that give fresh insight into his confrontational art. Confrontational. Maybe that’s a more fitting word than ...

Thank You Very Much brings to life an engaging timeline from Kaufman’s ... enigmatic performer whose influence can still be felt across our entertainment, art, even politics. But for me, his most ...

In an exclusive clip from the recently released documentary Thank You Very Much, Kaufman slips on his red apron to pour coffee and deliver food to the right tables — except he added an extra ...

So, here comes “Thank You Very Much” trying to explain it. Finally getting rolled out after premiering at the Venice Film Festival two years ago (you’d think the collection of exec producers ...

FilmWeek: ‘Death of a Unicorn,’ ‘The Ballad of Wallis Island,’ ‘Thank You Very Much,’ and more Larry Mantle and LAist film critics Lael Loewenstein and Manuel Betancourt review this ...