Beautiful, damned
In 1974, the inaugural issue of People magazine was released, featuring Mia Farrow as Daisy Buchanan from Gatsby, "The year's next big movie." That film, what we would argue is the quintessential, and most beautiful/tragic Gatsby, also featured Robert Redford, with the screenplay written by F ... More >>
"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 >>
The Greatest: a mourning-family turkey with all the trimmings What is the shape and size of a human soul? Does it look like a chickpea? A gumdrop? A pet rock? And if you could somehow extract your soul from your body, what would be left? Would you still be you? These are among the concerns taken u ... More >>
Pratt students invent the next New Yorkfor real.
The muckraking outsider never gave a damn about entree
Confessions of a Democratic Mind: George Clooney presses for freedom of the press
When ethics and profit clash in today's corporate newsrooms, guess which side wins?
Robert Altman and Cynthia Nixon talk about Tanner
Recounting election-year movies that attempted to swing the vote
The season's globe-trotting films bring mankind closer together, or at least pretend to on-screen
The Other of Invention
Losing the Plot at Sundance
Millennium Movies Get a Second Chance
A Hollywood Daughters Radical Past Winds up on the Cutting Room Floor
When Movie Moguls Wage War to Protect Copyright, the First Amendment Ends Up on the Cutting Room Floor
Terence Stamp Returns in a Custom-Made Star Vehicle
A Winter Movie Preview
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