- August 26, 2003 | Top Five
- Top Five Picks From the East Village Film Festival
Neighborhood watch: picks from the East Village Film Festival.
- November 4, 2002 | Top Five
- Halloween Movies
Drunken bridge-and-tunnel kids at the Halloween Parade aren't the only scary thing in town this weekend. Here, five cinematic frights, from classy to camp.
- September 8, 2002 | Fall Preview
- Paris on His Mind
After Philadelphia and Beloved, Jonathan Demme lightens up a little.
- September 8, 2002 | Fall Preview
- Teacher's Pet
Writer-director Karen Moncrieff's impressive debut, Blue Car.
- September 8, 2002 | Fall Preview
- Action Painting
With Frida, Salma Hayek delivers the ultimate art film.
- September 8, 2002 | Top Five
- Wells, Fed
"I'm happy to sign autographs, but not when there's food on the table," Yankees hurler David Wells warns before offering us his favorite places in which to chow down. "One thing about coming back to the Yankees -- I knew I'd be eating good." And as the Yankees cruise down the September stretch, so can you.
- August 19, 2002 | Top Five
- Midnight Movies
Time warp, indeed: The Rocky Horror Picture Show still play-scares audiences every weekend at the Village East. But it's not the only late-night party in town.
- July 22, 2002 | Top Five
- Fields of Dreams
You and your office softball team don't want to fight the crowds in Central Park. But at these less well-known fields, games are cheap ($5 to $16) and some of the city's best vistas are free. (For info, call 800-201-PARK.)
- July 15, 2002 | Feature
- Where's Woody?
The Sex and the City revolution has made plenty of men nervous. But when a trusted friend is nowhere to be found at the moment of truth, a young stud wants answers. One guy's medical odyssey in search of the hard facts.
- June 10, 2002 | Feature
- Alfresco Screenings
See the stars under the stars: These free open-air festivals take summer moviegoing where it belongs -- outside.