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February 29, 2012
The One Man Natalie Wood Couldn't Get
Marc Eliot's new book on Steve McQueen has fascinating observations not just about McQueen, but about his various costars, conquests, and lusty-eyed admirers. It says that Natalie Wood--Steve's partner in the 1963 anti-abortion romance Love With The Proper Stranger--liked to find love with a whole ... More >>
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March 7, 2011
Robert Redford's Mealy-Mouthed Reluctant Virgin of a Politician in "The Candidate"
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. August 3, 1972, Vol. XVII, No. 31 films in focus By Andrew Sarris Cinema, like politics, makes strange bedfellows. "THE CANDIDATE," for example. (I couldn't.) It so happens that I find myself more in critical harmony with Bella Abzug's ... More >>
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April 21, 2010
Remembering a Legend: A Natalie Wood Pictorial
Throughout her life, Natalie Wood was plagued with doubts over her talent, but one look at her performances proves she was nuts to second guess herself. Through the years, the pint sized beauty brought us a rivetingly intense dramatic turn in 1961's Splendor in the Grass... A dazzling perfo ... More >>
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December 3, 2009
The Best Western Ever!
No, not the hotel--I mean the genre. To me, westerns have always been like spinach--ill-tasting and probably not even that good for you. But in my neurotic quest to see every movie ever made at least twice, I've sat through them all and I have to say some stand higher above the range than oth ... More >>
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October 13, 2009
Electricity for All in Elia Kazan's Wild River
City boy–country girl sparks, and plenty of politics
Voice Choices
October 13, 2009
Splendor in the Grass
City boy–country girl sparks, and plenty of politics
Dance
September 15, 2009
Miguel Gutierrez Goes to the Movies; Bill Young and Colleen Thomas Build a Crazy Quilt
City boy–country girl sparks, and plenty of politics
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August 24, 2009
In Praise of Natalie Wood
"A mixture of orphan and clown" is what the great Natalie Wood played in 1965's musical melodrama Inside Daisy Clover, but that could also describe Natalie herself--a porcelain anti-waif whose radioactive spunk seemed to be a compensation for never quite feeling she was good enough or truly b ... More >>
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August 19, 2009
This Week's Voice: Rap's Online Overdose, Our Jazz Consumer Guide, Heaven & Hell, Quentin Tarantino, and More
Charles Hamilton, hitting deleteIn this week's Village Voice, Ben Detrick reports on rap's online overdose and the perils of allowing guys like Charles Hamilton anywhere near the Internet. Tom Hull presents the summer edition of our Jazz Consumer Guide. Phil Freeman celebrates the rebirth o ... More >>
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August 18, 2009
This Week in the Voice
Years ago, Ella Taylor interviewed Quentin Tarantino at his favorite Denny's. She returns to the scene to ask about Inglourious Basterds and his career. Tarantino is charmng, but if you want to be pissed at him, he does say things like, "A case can be made that I re-created the gangster fil ... More >>
Film
August 18, 2009
'Yesterday's Angel: Natalie Wood' at Walter Reade
Celebrating the actress's (not entirely angelic) splendor
Blogs
May 4, 2009
Some Wonderful, Old, Gay Gossip
At the Tribeca Film Festival last week, I met one of my icons, Mart Crowley, who wrote The Boys in the Band, the landmark 1960s play about a bunch of East Side gays having a party that leads to fight, tears, and line dances. I pop up in a documentary about the importance of that work (It's called Ma ... More >>
Film
April 22, 2009
Star of The Exploding Girl, Zoe Kazan (Yes, that Kazan) Breaks Through
At the Tribeca Film Festival last week, I met one of my icons, Mart Crowley, who wrote The Boys in the Band, the landmark 1960s play about a bunch of East Side gays having a party that leads to fight, tears, and line dances. I pop up in a documentary about the importance of that work (It's called Ma ... More >>
Blogs
February 16, 2009
Quick Hits
Bartender Leo Cook of Bloomington, Indiana has won T.G.I. Friday's Utimate Beverage competition with his "Vanilla Lemon Ice," which will be served at Friday's restaurants starting today. The drink comprises Smirnoff Vanilla Vodka, triple sec, lemonade and Sprite. Bring the kids! A young Harlem moth ... More >>
Blogs
January 26, 2009
YouTube Treasure: The Golden Girls Theme In Its Nascent Form
When he wrote "Thank You For Being a Friend," Andrew Gold probably didn't expect it to end up as an anthem for Depends-wearing Golden Girls, but his obscure ditty did find its place as the bouncy theme song to that classic '80s sitcom. Here is his own version of the song, and it's surprisingly al ... More >>
Blogs
November 5, 2008
Some Like It Tony Curtis!
When he wrote "Thank You For Being a Friend," Andrew Gold probably didn't expect it to end up as an anthem for Depends-wearing Golden Girls, but his obscure ditty did find its place as the bouncy theme song to that classic '80s sitcom. Here is his own version of the song, and it's surprisingly al ... More >>
Blogs
August 13, 2008
At Home With Bogie, Bacall, And Some Other Everyday Legends
When he wrote "Thank You For Being a Friend," Andrew Gold probably didn't expect it to end up as an anthem for Depends-wearing Golden Girls, but his obscure ditty did find its place as the bouncy theme song to that classic '80s sitcom. Here is his own version of the song, and it's surprisingly al ... More >>
Blogs
August 1, 2008
Roz Russell YouTube Treasure: "Some People" Can't Sing
When he wrote "Thank You For Being a Friend," Andrew Gold probably didn't expect it to end up as an anthem for Depends-wearing Golden Girls, but his obscure ditty did find its place as the bouncy theme song to that classic '80s sitcom. Here is his own version of the song, and it's surprisingly al ... More >>
Film
June 12, 2007
Happy B-day, John Wayne
The Duke turns 100, plus: Buy this DVD
Film
May 22, 2007
Pow! Right in the Kisser
Rosy portrait of abuser-victim "love" is some kind of crazy
NYC Life
December 12, 2006
Through a Glass Darkly
Smug penguins and bitchy snowflakes: An opinionated tour of the season's department store windows
Screens
May 30, 2006
Built Ford Tough
Smug penguins and bitchy snowflakes: An opinionated tour of the season's department store windows
NYC Life
January 31, 2006
Are You In Love?
Rock stars, dating experts, and cartoon characters talk about Valentine's Day
NYC Life
December 20, 2005
What's a Muff?
Drunken holiday shopping with Clarence the angel
Film
May 25, 2004
It's Not Over Till the Fat Lady, Short Guy, and Convicts Sing
Drunken holiday shopping with Clarence the angel
Film
February 10, 2004
The Rosebud Express
Drunken holiday shopping with Clarence the angel
Columns
May 20, 2003
NY Mirror
Drunken holiday shopping with Clarence the angel
Columns
December 11, 2001
NY Mirror
Drunken holiday shopping with Clarence the angel
NYC Life
October 30, 2001
Girl Trouble
‘Mademoiselle’ Buried; ‘Bazaar’ Resurrected
Columns
July 3, 2001
NY Mirror
‘Mademoiselle’ Buried; ‘Bazaar’ Resurrected
Film
January 4, 2000
Robert Bresson (1901-1999)
Remembering a Master of Precise Gestures and Cinematic Emotion
Long Island Voice
November 23, 1999
Teen Angels
Remembering a Master of Precise Gestures and Cinematic Emotion

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