Josh Hartnett

Revenge Rides Into Town, with No Guns in Sight, in Post-Apocalyptic Bunraku

Bret Easton Ellis Writes His Less Than Zero Sequel: Imperial Bedrooms

The author returns to L.A. 25 years later

Tyson Delivers a Powerful Blow; Fighting is Down for the Count

Thursday Ephemera: Don DeLillo in Sports Illustrated

Jacket Copy finds DeLillo's "Total Loss Weekend," an 1972 Sports Illustrated essay on a sports-gambling cousin, in the SI archives: CJ is a gambler. He likes to bet on sporting events, almost any kind, and the dark crawling horror of Total Loss Weekend is never very distant. Misgivings and dread. ... More >>

Josh Hartnett in August

The brothers Sterling fight to keep their NYC-based Internet startup afloat

BEAUTY KILLS

This flick put Sofia Coppola on the map

30 Days of Night

Resurrecting the Champ

Summer Movies: Free Air-Conditioning at the Cineplex

Too hot to deal? Take shelter in the cool and dark of the matinee.

Ghost World

A pair of sunshine noirs go in search of Hollywood's heart of darkness

Down for the Count

Better luck tomorrow: Bubbly cast and clever banter can't overcome blatant Tarantinoisms

The Pre-Game Party

From Spike Lee to Mexican 'storm catchers,' dry times in a new New Orleans

Hungover

Where everyone from Parker Posey to Miss Guy played during the holidays

Behind the Bar

Ex-dominatrix bartender would rather watch Law & Order reruns

Compassion: Impossible

What I share and don't share with one half of the creature currently known as TomKat

NY Mirror

Luddite Lovers Only Disconnect in Coincidence-Choked Thriller

Pride Guide

One-Night Stands

Gridlock in Paris, Gunfights in L.A.

The Shock and Awe Show

The Media-Military Complex Presents a New Genre: Hyper-Reality TV

NY Mirror

NY Mirror

NY Mirror

Trig Your Own Hole

Fight Songs

Character Flaws

Scenes From the Classroom Struggle

‘O’ Emerges From the Post-Columbine Teenage Wasteland

Days of Infamy

A Guide to the Season's Competitors

Death and the Maidens

The Faculty