Sorry James Franco, this Oz is neither great nor powerful
By Nick Pinkerton Elliott Stein, a longtime contributor to The Village Voice, as well as
Along The Watchtower, the debut novel by Constance Squires, is a story of an Army brat whose tumultuous upbringing was kept steady in part by her discovery of rock and roll. It's published Tuesday, and in honor of its impending release and the coming holidaydon't forget, Monday's Ameri ... More >>
Police have actually arrested rock icon Lou Reed's manager for allegedly threatening to send Israeli hit men to go after a headhunter for the stars in a nasty squabble over an unpaid bill. In a complaint filed two weeks ago with the Midtown North Detective Squad, as the Voice first reported, ... More >>
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. April 16, 1970, Vol. XV, No. 16 Films in Focus by Andrew Sarris OSCAR GOES TO COLLEGE: You could hardly recognize Oscar this year at the celebration of his 42nd birthday. After years of flaunting his nouveau riche vulgarity and grade s ... More >>
The American Association of Retired Persons finds itself in a bind. CBS News says thousands of angry geezers are quitting the AARP over the Obama healthcare plan -- even though the AARP has not officially endorsed the plan. "I feel they're supporting it through the backdoor," says one former ... More >>
Watch Charlize Theron suffer!
Caught on tape: the best of do-it-yourself indie culture in Be Kind Rewind
Holy Modal Rounders doc, plus a live show at Anthology
Obsessive? Artist Christian Tomaszewski rebuilds the world of Blue Velvet.
Or, How We Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love the 'Burbs
Major improvement: Peckinpah's westernized 'Nam-era parable returns in bloody recut
Ultimately, it doesn't matter if you're seeing Larry King or Owen Wilson or Joan Collins
Tadpole reborn: Talky indie scores with unglamorous sex, everything else an afterthought
Breaking the sound barrier: A director's take on movies, music, adolescence, and politics
Frog-voiced multilinguist as Swiss sailor, Icelandic waiter, Russian count, fallen angel
I'll Be Your Mirror
Queasy Riders Remember Old Glories
Gus Van Sant Jerry-Rigs the Road Movie
How a 19th-century Mathematical Fiction Gave Us Our Point of View
Befores and Afters
