Jean Harlow

River Phoenix's Dark Blood: Not the Epitaph He Deserves

To Save and Project Fest: Long Live Cinema!

For a month at MOMA, digital is not the savior of cinema

Liz Taylor Paid For a Junkie's Dental Work!

​This is a true story from beloved doorperson and scenester Dee Finley, who remembers the way Liz changed her life. Here's Dee's touching tale: "I believe it was 1997. "Back then, there were few services for addicts. One of the only places to go, for a host of services, w ... More >>

Losing Satchmo and Jim Morrison The Same Week

​Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. July 15, 1971, Vol. XVI, No. 28 Jim Morrison By Don Heckman It was another one of those times, last week. In one day the papers reported the deaths of Louis Armstrong, jazz trumpeter Charlie Shavers, and rock star Jim Morrison. Only t ... More >>

The Joy of Despair: "They Shoot Horses, Don't They?"

​Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. January 1, 1970, Vol. XV, No. 1 Films in Focus by Andrew Sarris "THEY SHOOT HORSES, DON'T THEY?" has finally come to the screen 34 years after the publication of Horace McCoy's classic wouldn't-that-make-a-wonderful-movie novel. I read ... More >>

Two Blondes Are Better Than One: On Gentlemen Prefer Blondes and Eccentricities of a Blonde-Hair Girl

Red Dust

When Did You Stop Watching SNL?

​The grandaddy of late-night comedy shows, Saturday Night Live, got a boost when Emmy awards went to Tina Fey's priceless Sarah Palin impression and Justin Timberlake's equally riotous impersonation of a host. And they just got even bigger buzz when a new cast member dropped the f bomb and Ma ... More >>

Harlot

Andy Warhol's Other Coast at MOMA

JUST A GIRL (AND HER BOYS)

The magic's in the wakeup

A Dozen Great Depression Double Bills at Film Forum

Why Hard Times Won't Mean Good Times at the Movies Again

Brother, can you spare $12?

Wide World of Warhol

Plus: Silence at BAM and Rogosin at Anthology

Going Dutch

Back in his native Netherlands, Paul Verhoeven uses his basic instincts to craft one slick, quick WWII thriller

Sensualistic, Polytheistic

Miraculously, after 32 years, the New York Dolls do it again

The Life Aquatic

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Affairs of the Gods

Greek gods reimagined with zest in music and dance—in 18th-century France and today

Life in the Shadows

Hollywood hoods and vamps prowl Manhattan's mean streets; we watch from inside cars

Spring at the Cheap Chains

Glorious Fake Prada Rules the Racks at H&M; Marni Shows Up at Old Navy

Secrets and Thighs

A history of celebrity sex tapes, real and fake, from Joan Crawford to Paris Hilton

Anti-Shock

Porn and Republicans on the Runways

Flea-Bitten

Haggling in Hell's Kitchen and Chelsea

Costume Drama

Hussein, Freddy Krueger, and Peggy Pom Pom

Star Trek

Adrian at the Met

Blue Christmas

Lean Times in the East Village

Once Upon a Mattress

I Lost It at the Movies

The Ways of Desire

Hungry for Attention

A Little Chin Music

Fallen women on the rise

Hopping beds and breaking barriers: Retro show de-codes a raunchy chapter in Hollywood history

Open House