Exclusive Video: See Al Sharpton and Spike Lee Dance at Yesterday’s Michael Jackson Tribute
Have you ever seen Spike Lee attempt to make his booty clap?
Did Merkin Sell His Rothkos for More Than They Were Worth?
At $310 million, J. Ezra Merkin is getting less than he had hoped for his art collection, insiders say — but he still may be making more than the collection is worth.
Cross-dressing Liev Schreiber Wows Ang Lee With Legs
"When I went to his office, the first thing he said to me was, 'Wow, you have really nice legs.' I thought, 'This part is mine.'"
Three Stooges Co-Director Peter Farrelly Fears ‘Domino Effect’ Following Sean Penn Drop-out
Harold Ramis: "You can fault him for that."
Geoffrey Rush: Tonys After-Party King
He won a Tony on Sunday, but as it turned to Monday, Rush proved himself worthy of another award: After-Party King.
Art Galleries Breaking for the Summer — We Hope
Closed gallery doors evoke chilling memories of the early nineties, when, during the downturn, a handful of galleries temporarily closed, never to reopen.
A Tony Awards Love Story: Prince Falls for Karen Olivo
According to our sources, Prince was watching the awards and had "fallen in love" with Olivo. And he decided he had to meet her that night.
Midgets vs. Mascots Director Says Not to Worry About Gary Coleman
"Gary's typically unhappy a lot, but oddly enough, at the same time, that's what makes him happy."
Debra Messing Dishes About Her Ill-fated Tryout for Casino
Turns out Sharon Stone had nothing to worry about.
Saltz on the New Museum’s ‘Younger Than Jesus’ Show
A video tour of the show with the 'New York' art critic.
Michael Schur, Man Behind The Office’s Mose Schrute, Announces Well-Deserved Break
He has a "wonderful excuse not to have to put on that stupid neck beard again."
Jimmy Fallon on His Successful Talk Show, Less Successful Saved by the Bell Reunion
"Right now all we've got is Mr. Belding."
God of Carnage Cast Won’t Reveal Projectile-Vomit Technique
Jeff Daniels: "There is a little bit of a mechanical choreography that goes on."
As the Sun Sets on Battlestar Galactica, the Cast Heads to the U.N. to Reminisce
If every generation gets the TV show it deserves, then shows like Battlestar Galactica capture the ethical bankruptcy needed to wage a war on an undefinable enemy.
Window-shoppers Descend on Armory Art Show
"Some people are feeling a little sad, but they're nicer to each other."
Posted 02/24/09 in Vulture
Poster Boy
MoMA Denies Being Complicit With Poster Boy
CBS Outdoor, the firm that installed MoMA's ads in the Atlantic-Pacific subway station, believes MoMA approved of Poster Boy's remix.
Vulture Exclusive: Mickey Rourke’s Oscar Date Revealed! Also, He Might Not Do Iron Man 2?
But there's good news — he'll still be at WrestleMania!
UPDATE: Senator Charles Schumer in Hot Water With Local Arts Organizations
No one seems happy that the stimulus package all but ignored the arts.
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