Cecil B. DeMille

Jeanine Basinger Explains Why There's So Few Great Marriage Movies

Kiss kiss ho hum

New York's Far-Flung Theaters

Outré cinephilia with the bridge-and-tunnel set

Kubrick, Peckinpah, Dirty Harry and John Wayne: 1972 Cinema Awash in Ultra Violence!

​Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. February 10, 1972, Vol. XVII, No. 6 films in focus By Andrew Sarris The subject of violence has been so persistently debated and so pretentiously demonstrated in recent movies that reviewers are beginning to sound more like revivalists ... More >>

Audience of One's Greatest Folly is Its Filmmaker

Bones' Beat: The Art Dealers Association of America's Art Show

This week Bones, intrepid art-world raconteur, lives down his old bad days as a louche art dealer at The Art Dealers Association of America's disastrous Art Show. Holger ThossCourtesy ADAA At the apogee of the last decade's art market boom, a decently connected dealer needed exert only a little ef ... More >>

The House Always Wins

Ocean's Thirteen is a tired, washed-up threequel. Wanna bet Hollywood makes a bundle?

In Style

MOMI gets all dolled up for fashion film fest

Dream Team

Grace, Depravity, and Grandeur

The Venetian Renaissance by way of ancient Greece and Cecil B. DeMille

Awards for Awards

Fashionable highlights and lowlights from last night's Golden Globes

Morning Report 1/10/05
Abu Ghraib: The Naked Truth

Film

The Outside Chance

Lust for Life

Rio Men Have Curves

Brazil's Working-Class Heroes

Shanghaied Gestures

Two New Shows Explore the Fun of What's Been Seen Before

Brand Identity

Outer-Borough Battler

A Labor Leader Challenges His Own

NY Mirror

Howe Does It Feel

Three Kings

Bob Sheppard, Eddie Layton, and Robert Merrill Are Yankee Stadium Royalty

Finding Their Religion

Tried and True

Hardest Movie Quiz Answers Revealed

A Snitch in Time

Screen Test

World's Hardest Movie Quiz 1999

Ancient Evenings

Different Strokes For Different Volk

The Lost World Of Custom-Made Endings