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May 10, 2011
Tony Nominee John Benjamin Hickey: My Interview
A longtime Broadway fave from revivals like Cabaret and Mary Stuart, John Benjamin Hickey is giving a powerful performance in the acclaimed revival of The Normal Heart, in which he plays the Times writer who becomes involved with the Larry Kramer character (Joe Mantello), with bittersweet res ... More >>
Film
April 27, 2011
Mark Ruffalo's Directorial Debut, Sympathy for Delicious Needs More Magic, Less Magic DJ
A longtime Broadway fave from revivals like Cabaret and Mary Stuart, John Benjamin Hickey is giving a powerful performance in the acclaimed revival of The Normal Heart, in which he plays the Times writer who becomes involved with the Larry Kramer character (Joe Mantello), with bittersweet res ... More >>
Voice Choices
September 15, 2010
ON THE FRONTLINE
Christina Ricci makes her debut on Broadway
Blogs
May 4, 2010
2010 Tonys: Nominations Announced, Big on Idiot Material
The 2010 Tony nominations are out, and the yearly ceremony that becomes more and more designed to persuade people from anywhere but New York City to spend money on theater is soon to follow. The idea behind the Tonys is simply to get Broadway to appeal to the rest of America in a big, fancy ... More >>
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May 3, 2010
My Tony Nomination Predictions!
In case you live for the nominations like I do (and by the way, they'll be announced tomorrow morning), here are my guesses. Disclaimer: I'm at a disadvantage. I actually saw the shows!
Blogs
April 29, 2010
The Most Star-Studded Tony Awards Evah!
Red Hook gets tragic: Scarlett Johansson and Liev Schreiber in "A View From the Bridge." Photo by Joan MarcusThat's what'll happen if this year's batch of giant movie-and-TV-stars-turned-theater-actors gets nominated! (Or even if they're just asked to present--or usher.) This will probably b ... More >>
Blogs
April 23, 2010
Publicists Eat Caca
There are many lovely publicists out there--well, maybe three--but so many of them are mud-eating miscreants who either can't follow through with what they say or mean what they say or do their legwork before they bother a poor columnist like me with their hideous Indian-giving. (Sorry, Nati ... More >>
Theater
February 2, 2010
Time Stands Still and As You Like It Link Love to Wartime; Shepard's Ages of the Moon Refights Old Battles
There are many lovely publicists out there--well, maybe three--but so many of them are mud-eating miscreants who either can't follow through with what they say or mean what they say or do their legwork before they bother a poor columnist like me with their hideous Indian-giving. (Sorry, Nati ... More >>
Film
September 8, 2009
The Other Man Wastes Terrific Cast on Dreary Filmmaking
There are many lovely publicists out there--well, maybe three--but so many of them are mud-eating miscreants who either can't follow through with what they say or mean what they say or do their legwork before they bother a poor columnist like me with their hideous Indian-giving. (Sorry, Nati ... More >>
Columns
September 23, 2008
Sarah Palin Sucks, Sean Penn Rocks
Sorting through trailer trash, trying not to nod off during the Emmys.
Theater
May 13, 2008
Steve & Idi Is Intriguingly Weird
And intrigue bogs down Les Liaisons Dangereuses and Boeing-Boeing
Blogs
January 22, 2008
There Will Be Gold: Oscar Predictions Come True
And intrigue bogs down Les Liaisons Dangereuses and Boeing-Boeing
Columns
January 8, 2008
Oscar Predictions Filled With Greed and Vengeance!
From the seer, suckers: The nominees, plus trash talk about some non-nominees
NYC Life
November 20, 2007
Freaks and Geeks
So many starlets in the sky, plus a sprinkling of comic-book characters
Film
November 20, 2007
Savage Love
Testing the limits family, one nursing-home application at a time
Columns
October 2, 2007
Dean Johnson's Legacy, Anna Nicole's Lunacy
Devout banter about a very different Bible class, plus sleuthing about Sleuth and ragging on Rita
Film
August 14, 2007
Bugaboo Confidential
Life as a young, hot, white, educated nanny in the city sure is a drag
Film
April 17, 2007
Down Under
Everyone suffers in Jindabyne, a Raymond Carver adaptation and study in unresolved tension
Film
February 6, 2007
Spy Vs. Spy
After dissecting the boy fabulist, Billy Ray moves on to bigger kill: FBI traitor Robert Hanssen
Film
January 16, 2007
The Music Men
Halfway through Sundance, and still whistling a happy tune
Film
October 3, 2006
'Man of the Year'
Halfway through Sundance, and still whistling a happy tune
Film
October 3, 2006
'Driving Lessons'
Halfway through Sundance, and still whistling a happy tune
Screens
March 14, 2006
Noah Baumbach's Comedy of Humiliation
Halfway through Sundance, and still whistling a happy tune
Columns
January 17, 2006
NY Mirror
Halfway through Sundance, and still whistling a happy tune
Film
September 20, 2005
Arrested Development
Noah Baumbach revisits the fallout of a boho Brooklyn divorce
Film
September 20, 2005
Mother Knew Best
Georgia on our mind: An appreciation of the Squid director's film-critic mom
Film
September 20, 2005
Killer Whale
Noah Baumbach's ink-stained memoir is a heartbreaking and hilarious comedy of humiliation
Film
August 30, 2005
The Devil's Rejects: Effective Frights and Brain-Dead Writes
Noah Baumbach's ink-stained memoir is a heartbreaking and hilarious comedy of humiliation
Film
August 23, 2005
Open Season
Fall brings hope of a brave New World and a historic Violence
Columns
January 11, 2005
NY Mirror
Fall brings hope of a brave New World and a historic Violence
Film
November 2, 2004
The XXX Files
Too late for the election, a politically relevant biopic makes the case for sexual tolerance
News
October 26, 2004
Sex, Actually
Filming the life of erotic researcher Alfred Kinsey, director Bill Condon finds it's déjà vu all over again
Columns
October 12, 2004
NY Mirror
Filming the life of erotic researcher Alfred Kinsey, director Bill Condon finds it's déjà vu all over again
Film
October 5, 2004
Return to Sender
Tadpole reborn: Talky indie scores with unglamorous sex, everything else an afterthought
News
September 7, 2004
Screen Siege
Cinematic campaigning: This fall, filmmakers assault the status quo at a theater near you
Theater
May 25, 2004
For Sore Eyes
In a time of narrowing vision, Margulies's excellent old play makes a welcome Sight
Columns
January 6, 2004
NY Mirror
In a time of narrowing vision, Margulies's excellent old play makes a welcome Sight
Film
November 4, 2003
Odd Couplings: Brit Stars Flounder in Singleton Dysfunction
In a time of narrowing vision, Margulies's excellent old play makes a welcome Sight
Film
September 30, 2003
Play Mystic For Me
With an ambitious crime thriller, Clint Eastwood opens NYFF and returns to top form
Film
February 18, 2003
Dead Man Gawking
Dull Heads Among Windy Spaces
Columns
May 21, 2002
NY Mirror
Dull Heads Among Windy Spaces
Film
January 22, 2002
The Plagues
Dull Heads Among Windy Spaces
Film
November 6, 2001
In Sickness and in Stealth
Dull Heads Among Windy Spaces
Film
December 19, 2000
100 Years of Solitude
Dull Heads Among Windy Spaces
Film
November 7, 2000
What Would the Community Think
Dull Heads Among Windy Spaces
Theater
May 2, 2000
Pro & Con Artists
Dull Heads Among Windy Spaces
Columns
January 12, 1999
NY Mirror
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