- September 12, 2005 | Fall Preview 2005 - Television
- Out of the Frying Pan
Bad-boy chef Anthony Bourdain and his notorious kitchen high jinks get fictionalized for the small screen.
- September 12, 2005 | Fall Preview 2005 - Movies
- The Final Frontier
Serenity’s not a slam-dunk because—d’ohh!—I forgot to put Dakota Fanning in it!
- September 12, 2005 | Fall Preview 2005 - Movies
- Screen Locally, Film Globally
The 43rd New York Film Festival kicks off with the very New Yorky 'Good Night, and Good Luck.' a biopic of newsman Edward R. Murrow.
- September 5, 2005 | Movie Review
- Carré Nation
In the thrilling 'Constant Gardener,' opposites attract and political skulduggery is everywhere.
- August 15, 2005 | Movie Review
- Ex Marks the Spot
Bill Murray’s wise, devastating performance in Broken Flowers may move you to tears.
- August 8, 2005 | Feature
- New York Brand: Gregory La Cava
The world is greased with banana oil,” he enthuses. “The people want excitement, sensation, baloney, and we’ve got to give it to ’em!” Gregory La Cava, who died at the age of 59, certainly poured a fine brand of banana oil over his movies.
- August 8, 2005 | Movie Review
- Blue Man Group
The documentary The Aristocrats showcases 102 fabulous comics—and one really dirty joke.
- August 8, 2005 | Television
- In Defense of ‘The Comeback’
When it comes to savoring a series that’s really reaching—in the best sense—'The Comeback' is far more ambitious than it’s getting credit for.
- July 25, 2005 | Movie Review
- Semisweet
Johnny Depp’s Wonka is nuttily fascinating, but the movie around him seems only half-baked.
- July 18, 2005 | Television Review
- Rooting for Lefty
'The Situation’s' Rachel Maddow outshines host Tucker Carlson, finally giving liberals a feisty voice.

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