Clint Eastwood’s J. Edgar ponders Hoover’s legacy
There are certain truisms that we have been trained to take for granted about what makes a story, the most
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To be or not to be Shakespeare
Every fan of fantasy literature (or cinema) owes it to him- or herself to become familiar with Diana Wynne Jones’s
Live from the West End
One of the pleasures of visiting London is taking in the topnotch theatre, of which the National Theatre Company (NTC)
Rhinebeck Theatre Society revives The Man Who Came to Dinner
When the Rhinebeck Theatre Society (RTS) put on The Man Who Came to Dinner as its very first production back
Magic Trip director Alex Gibney to speak at Rosendale screening
Writer and director Alex Gibney will be at the Rosendale Theatre to do a question-and-answer session after his film Magic
Rumors greatly exaggerated
Mark Twain would probably appreciate the adaptation of his play Is He Dead? if he also knew that the man
Bill Maher to perform at UPAC this Sunday
Call it multitasking: Despite being the host of a wildly popular roundtable talk show and the satirical author of numerous
Margin Call’s den of vipers
Once in my lifetime, I had an opportunity to make real money, instead of having to limp along on the
A novelist, a painter and a composer walk into a bar…
What did James Joyce, Marcel Duchamp, Erik Satie, Buckminster Fuller, Mao Tse Tung, Oppian, Robert Rauschenberg, Henry David Thoreau, Thorstein
Fangs for the memory
I really shouldn’t be so mean to the Twi-hards. They deserve to have their own not-terribly-literate brand of fun at