Patricia Clarkson

On Brit Marling's Third Endeavour, The East

'Modern Family' Star On Gay Terminology, Gurl

Have Any Celebrity Encounter Stories?

​Particularly nice ones that didn't end in two restraining orders? I've written before about the big names who I've found always approachable and lovely--folks like Julianne Moore, Patricia Clarkson, and Cheyenne Jackson, to name some visible examples. But of course I'm press. If you're not ... More >>

Friends With Benefits

Summer Movie Guide 2011

Superheroes, sequels, and TWO Conans! Summer has arrived.

HIGH TIMES

The kids are not all right

Courtney Love: "Get Me Out of Movie Prison!"

Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown's in town, and she's not one of them.

25 Years of Larry Fessenden

Easy A: A Waste of Emma Stone

Legendary, Brought to You by WWE Films, With WWE Music, and a WWE Star

Body Language Trumps Bad Dialogue in Culture Clash Romance Cairo Time

This Week in the Voice: Gladys Carrión, City Kids Advocate and Upstate's Bureaucratic "Satan"

​Why do some people upstate consider the Bronx's Gladys Carrión their own 'Satan' incarnate? Maybe it has something to do with all the juvenile detention facilities city kids get sent to up there. Or got sent to. Because -- as the commissioner of the Office of Children and Family Services -- Car ... More >>

Lesbian Family Values in The Kids Are All Right

Two moms, two kids, and a sperm donor make one all-American movie

Blind Date Suffers from Restrictions of an Ode

Celeb Spotting in NYC

​L.A. is clearly the world's epicenter of celebrity spotting, a land of relentless visions of real-life make believe. In fact, the second you disembark from the plane, you're generally accosted by all manner of biggies, has-beens, wannabes, waiters with screenplays, and starlets running from t ... More >>

Elle Fanning Transcendent in Phoebe in Wonderland

Fuck You, Facebook! Thank You, Beyonce!

At Splash, the showtunes must go on.

Dirty Blonde: Book Eaters, CMJ, and Studio B's Demise

That infamous festival is back, though chicks may happily dominate this year

Penélope Cruz and Ben Kingsley in Elegy

Married Life: Far From Far From Heaven

Inspired by Todd Haynes, this competent '50s chamber drama doesn't quite compare

A New Crisis for Britney's Sister?

Watching a career sore. And hearing amid the praise for Day-Lewis: 'Huston. We have a problem.'

I Am Legend Star: I Am Straight!

Wynonna's backwoods backstory (and other therapy issues)

Painful to Watch Ryan Gosling in this Smarmy Little Number

So Close, and Yet So Far

The intimate pleasures and necessary detachments of Toronto 2007

Populist Mechanics

Second screen adaptation of all-American mega-fiction drowns in ponderous metaphors

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Gentle Rain

Can a good play shelter a movie star from criticism's wet blanket?

Nightmares of TV's Messy Adolescence

Anything But Sly: Secret Family-Holiday-Movie Formula Revealed

The Death of the Dumb Blond

Why peroxide rot is, like, officially over

A Shag and a Shrug in an Entertaining but Corny Adaptation

Smoke and Mirrors

Foe McCarthy: Clooney's compact, conscientious paean to a bygone era of principles

Sex Slaves

The East Village is a 'utopian whorehouse' in the Scissor Sisters video

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Meltingest-Pot Tenement Saves Thanksgiving for White Girl

Those Who Love Sundance Tearjerkers Can Take The Train

Coma Chameleons

Everyone Knows This Is Nowhere

The Searchers

The Influence of Anxiety

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Unnatural Selection

Evaluating a Movie Lover's Chances of Survival at a Topsy-Turvy Sundance

Days of Heaven

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Signs of the Times

Bully Pulpit

Dyke Jones? Pussy Galore!

Doing Time with Glowing Saints and Glowering Sinners

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Definitely honor-free will be Joseph Fiennes for Shakespeare (sorry, but the Bard didn't look like Rob Lowe).