It isn't enough that the United States consumes nearly 23 percent of the world's old, chewed-up dinosaur bones. Nor was it enough for Hollywood to commission Jurassic Park sequels 2, 3, and 4. Clearly, one of us had to go steal a gen-u-ine dinosaur bones from Mongolia to satisfy our collective pre- ... More >>
Good news, Voice faithful: we've got a new film editor!Please join us in welcoming Alan Scherstuhl to the Voice.Alan is a longtime critic and editor with "too many degrees and cities" under his belt. He's covered theater, film, books, and news around the country, including some incredible rants in L ... More >>
Still joyously disreputable, Raiders comes to IMAX
The quest for gold never gets old
Sometimes, on a beautiful Saturday, we find a story like this that makes the day even better.This past week, the head paleontologist at the Museum of Natural History, Mark Norell, noticed a small auction with a listing that should have probably not been there. The auction item was a 11-million-year- ... More >>
Hunny is the turn-of-the-millenium "return of the rock" played out in real time; it formed when the members of YIMBY-approved Staten Island dance-pop crew Paragraph got bored with glossy beats and threw their drum machines in the trash. The bruising grunge-metal gnashers' debut I'm History w ... More >>
Is Jeffrey Eugenides, author of The Virgin Suicides and the new The Marriage Plot, a heartthrob? We've already seen him attempt to defend a woman on New Jersey transit -- it was ill-fated. Now he's swashbuckling away in Times Square, on a huge billboard for his new book:
Raad StudioJames Ramsey, owner and founder of Raad Studio on the Lower East Side, has had a busy week. After New York Magazine unveiled his stunning renderings for The Delancey Underground (or, colloquially, "the Low Line," the name that seems to be sticking) -- an underground community green ... More >>
Black Eyed Peas, about to be on this list.The Super Bowl is a wonderful day in the sports calendar, full of drama, excitement, and also some great commercials. However, the dark cloud that hangs over most Super Bowls is that of the halftime show. The history of these halftime shows is as dive ... More >>
It seems like everyone is "joining" Twitter or "getting" a Tumblr these days. Especially in the case of certain New York City landmarks, who are taking to social networking like digitized screen-saver fish to a watery stream of information.
It's still cool to play with G.I. Joe
Jeffrey Katzenberg's cure for an ailing movie economy, in all three dimensions.
Spend Labor Day with The Thing
Praying for a boy/boy encounter with Michael Phelps, and other wooden dreams By Michael Musto
Brendan Fraser seems tired in Rob Cohen's extension of this CGI action franchise
Brendan Fraser falls into a deep, deep hole
Reflecting its moment, Cannes 2008 takes a decidedly serious tone
Che wins the only Cannes award that really matters: ours
Its very own temple of doom, Kingdom of the Crystal Skull digs Indy into a very deep hole
The joy of DIY filmmaking persists in Son of Rambow
Writer's cramp? No, a nonstop stream of diary during the Oscars telecast.
It's the Littlest-Blockbuster-That-Could. The notorious fan-made remake of 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' rides into Anthology Film Archives.
With Hitchcock in its rear window, bland voyeur thriller does its best not to perturb(ia) you
Will the public get off, or just the studios?
The year's most shameless B-movie delivers exactly what it promises
Latex vaginas + Boba Fetts on steroids = choreographed black-on-black-in-blackness
Going for the Jugular of Sensation: Art Imitates Lowlife at the Brooklyn Museum of Art
Legends of the Fall
The Joy Cluck Club
Disney Imports a Japanese Auteur-Animator
