Performing Arts
English
Published: May 16, 2012
“Elena” is as much thriller as character study, compelling not only for the situation it maps but the social milieu that it depicts.
Film
Until now we assumed Michel Gondry researched his films by constructing elaborate pillow forts and sampling exotic...
Of course, Terrence Malick's films eschew labels, but if you are the dreary sort who insists on affixing names to them...
The tragic love affair of Lord John Douglas-Scott-Montagu of Beaulieu and his beloved mistress Eleanor Velasco Thornton...
Music
The video consists of studio footage, with a few cuts from "Snow White and the Huntsman" interspersed.
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Theatre & Dance
Anton Checkhov’s language is so rooted in the place and time it was written that contemporary productions often walk a...
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Another ghost story will soon be haunting Broadway. The producers of “Rebecca” have confirmed that the $12 million...
Columnist
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