Everybody's Got One: The Home of Tim Grierson

The Shakespeare in Love of romantic comedy-dramas about the young life of the French playwright Moliere. But not as good.

Charles Ferguson, the writer and director of the great new documentary No End in Sight , talks to me about the film in this week's LA We...

The greatest movie Woody Allen ever made returns with a new print for one week in New York starting today . The Village Voice 's J. Hobe...

The Glasgow band is taking one more trip across America this summer. I preview their latest tour.

I ask every Simpsons fan in my life the same question: How do you think the movie will be? They all have the same response: They grimace, fe...

Don Cheadle and Chiwetel Ejiofor are both quite good in this filmic re-creation of the life of 1960s DJ Ralph Waldo “Petey” Greene Jr., but ...

Yup, they're back. Billy Corgan is taking the '90s alt-rockers back on the road in support of a new album. Thanks to the fine folks ...

I taste-test the latest Pixar film in Consumables . I also take on Interview , Ocean's Thirteen , and the new albums from Amy Winehouse ...

"Someday, the Bush era may come to seem like a bad dream, a shameful, inexplicable interlude in American history. We're right to be...

Happy 4th, everyone. If you're in the mood for an Australian coming-of-age dramedy about a crazy showbiz family, you're in luck .

It's John Krasinski vs. Robin Williams in this painfully unfunny romantic comedy . And I have a question to all the married/engaged coup...

There are two movies I adore that I won't let my wife watch until they run on the big screen. In the time we've been together, they...

This documentary about power, poverty, and gangs in the Haitian slums opens today in New York. It's not a pretty picture, but it's o...

Elvis Costello is on the road this summer to promote his new reissues, The Best of Elvis Costello: The First 10 Years and Rock and Roll Mu...

Icky Thump is easily the band's loudest record. It's also one of their best. Elsewhere in Consumables , I take on Wilco, Bruce Sprin...

While we can lament that 4 Months, 3 Weeks, and 2 Days was a last-minute scratch, the Los Angeles Film Festival starts tonight and there are...

Ben Kingsley and Tea Leoni make for a fun (if unlikely) romantic pairing in You Kill Me , an offbeat hit-man comedy from director John Dahl.

At last. A comedy about a flood wiping out humanity .

Actors' audition tapes for a fiction film instead become the raw material for Casting About , a documentary about the auditioning proces...

This Sundance romantic comedy doesn't know if it loves or hates its nerdy characters. I feel the same way about it.