Why Has It Been So Hard to See Margaret?
The Kenneth Lonergan film that many critics hailed as one of the best of 2011 has had a long journey to the theaters. It opens in New York tomorrow
“A Precise, Beautiful Machine”: John Logan on Writing the Screenplay for Hugo
The Oscar-nominated writer tells how he adapted Brian Selznick’s bestseller for the screen
Give Paris its due, but the place has at least its share of unromantic features
Two centuries after his birth, the novelist is still wildly popular, as a theme park, a new movie and countless festivals attest
The Allure of Nonexistent Places
Long-gone destinations have their own special appeal, don’t you think?
The Essentials: Charles Dickens
What are the must-read books written by and about the famed British author?
Holiday Gift Guide for Film Buffs
Movies every fan should have
Though the American chef popularized French cuisine, she hasn’t yet received her due in the city she loved
Winfrey steps aside after a decade, Caruso steps in
A member of the Algonquin Roundtable would have loved going to Vegas
Because You Never Know Where the Night Will Take You
Flannery O’Connor, chronicler of the American South, knows what real lady when she sees one
Martin Sheen’s Pilgrimage in “The Way”
The new movie by Emilio Estevez and featuring his dad, Martin Sheen, is a stunning depiction of famed religious pilgrimage
Not Finding the Lost Explorer Everett Ruess
A recent book only adds to the enduring mystery of a legendary Southwest wanderer
From D.W. Griffith to the Grapes of Wrath, How Hollywood Portrayed the Poor
In the era before the Great Depression and ever since, the film industry has taken a variety of views on the lower classes
Spinning off a Comic With a Reference Book
In a new web comic series from “This is Indexed” artist Jessica Hagy discovers new ways of looking at famous quotes
Forget the guidebooks. Whodunits offer a private eye on Italian art, food and culture
To every thing there is a season
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