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Full author roster revealed for November fest

Downey has and is fun as the doctor who can talk with the animals

Egmont Street was where we discovered Risk, Quaaludes, phone phreaking – and some of the greatest albums ever made

The 'Chronicle' gets Draft-y with a li'l help from friends

Fantasy football semifinals

Disney returns to Hundred Acre Wood with this animated effort.

A gray vinyl 7-inch with your exit songs?

Striking down the Thunder of Gods Festival

Along the path back to wonder

The debonair leading man sheds his suavity to play the comically clueless King Arthur

Hepburn and Astaire say, 'Bonjours, Paris!' in the still-spry Funny Face

Mid-20th-century must-sees: Part I

Had Hollywood not balked for nearly a decade in letting its first screenwriting superstar direct one of his stories, 'Unfaithfully Yours' might today be recorded as Sturges' directorial debut from 1932 / 33. Instead, it remains the modern Moliere's final treasure.

Ernst Lubitsch's first effort in Technicolor shimmers like Champagne in crystal: all bubbles, trifles, and blithe sophistication

Our readers talk back.

Picks & Sleepers

Barry Hannah at 60, in Oxford, and on why -- despite the energy drinks -- he's not feeling up to saving American fiction right this very minute

Director Scott Thompson doesn't want the audience for Austin Musical Theatre's production of My Fair Lady to get too comfy, and here's why.

For the Relief of Unbearable Urges: Stories

Blood Wedding: Folk Tale Under a Glitter Moon

Sneaking Into Summer