question of the day: What disaster — natural or manmade, or a combination of the two — would you like to see depicted on film?
Surely something called the Boston Molasses Disaster is begging for the Coen Brothers’ treatment, no?
Surely something called the Boston Molasses Disaster is begging for the Coen Brothers’ treatment, no?
Well, you shouldn’t be anymore.
The Christmas tree in Trafalgar Square, a gift every year from the people of Oslo.
Girl with the Dragon Tattoo director David Fincher responds to New Yorker critic David Denby’s brazen flouting of the review embargo Sony had in place for the film. I have a few issues…
It’s just a taste of the actual, for-real Aliens on Ice show a troupe in Austin — where else? — has developed…
We have an airdate for the 2011 Christmas special — Christmas night for BBC and BBC America, so no delay for the other side of the Atlantic — and now we have a prequel teaser…
What are you doing New Year’s eve? Not seeing this cheap, lazy excuse for a movie, I hope…
It’s hard to imagine that Hunter S. Thompson created his semiautobiographical journalist Paul Kemp as such an ineffectual figure…
Kate Winslet, John C. Reilly, Christoph Waltz, Jodie Foster: how can this not be great?
Apparently some stage and musical theaters in the U.S. have been offering special seats for tweeters for several years now. Can there be any doubt that “tweet seats” are coming to cinemas soon?