- 5/8/12 /
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The Twenty Most Titillating Works at Frieze Art Fair
From French horns with guacamole in them to sculptures made from cheap umbrellas.
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Miranda Siegel Archive
- 4/23/12 /
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James Franco and Ian Olds on Francophrenia, Lip-Synching to Selena Gomez, and ‘Superficial’ Bloggers
"When I do something else, their comments are just completely uninformed and stupid."
- 4/19/12 /
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Juliette Binoche on Her Prostitution Movie Elles, Collaborating Like a Grown-Up, and Fame
"I think it’s a slavery."
- 4/17/12 /
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Sixteen Movies to Watch at Tribeca
From Keep the Lights On to Searching for Sugar Man.
- 3/15/12 /
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Johnny Knoxville on His SXSW Boy Scout Comedy, the Future of Jackass, and Going to Hell
"I was raised Southern Baptist, so I don’t know how mom’s gonna feel about seeing me on a cross."
- 2/17/12 /
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Melissa Leo on Sucking a Kitten’s Paw, Playing Sad Characters, and Acting Without Vanity
"The entire industry is filled with, and by and large run by, wannabes. And bless their hearts; I’m glad they have jobs."
- 2/15/12 /
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Billy Bob Thornton on Jayne Mansfield’s Car and the Rumor His Next Film Is About Angelina Jolie [UPDATE]
"We haven’t even started on this movie yet! And the idea has nothing to do with the way I met her or anything to do with her."
- 12/23/11 /
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Wim Wenders on the Bittersweet Making of His 3-D Pina Bausch Documentary
"We had planned to do it together for so long, and then I found myself standing there alone, doing it with the dancers."
- 12/13/11 /
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Tilda Swinton on We Need to Talk About Kevin, Her Fratricidal Tendencies, and the ‘Maternal Instinct’ Myth
"I was aware, when I gave birth to my twins, that it was a lucky break that I was so into them."
- 11/11/11 /
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Can the Super-Wealthy Arab City of Doha Buy Its Way Into Being the Next Cannes?
The extravagant Doha Tribeca Film Festival wants to spend until it becomes a film mecca — it's just lacking the actual filmmakers.
