For Lisa de Moraes’s Sake, Please Don’t Cancel the TV Critics Tour!
The annual junket might be useless, but it provides the Washington 'Post''s sharpest critic with a big, fat target.
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The annual junket might be useless, but it provides the Washington 'Post''s sharpest critic with a big, fat target.
A first-time novelist gets a Donna Tartt comparison, but Knopf publicists are likely slapping their foreheads nonetheless.
We assumed critics would take to 'The Fly' like flies to ... you know. We were wrong.
Plus: Movie critics matter, Harvey's 1996 phone call, and James Lipton.
Finally, Manohla Dargis finds a summer movie to love! Well, not hate so much.
Could bad buzz somehow be affecting 'The Happening''s Metascore beyond the laws of mathematics?
It was a busy week, apparently, for whichever intern is in charge of hatchet-sharpening duties at the 'Times Book Review.'
It is according to Jezebel, and to a whole lot of the site's commenters.
Last night's Cannes premiere of Steven Soderbergh's four-hour biopic of Che Guevara seems to have been something of a fiasco.
Don't miss Verdi's deathless aria, "O, Shakespeare, cacasenno, vi daro dei calci nei vostri antichi."
Ben Brantley declares Ben Daniels the star of 'Les Liaisons Dangereuses,' much to our surprise.
For years, the producers at Rockstar Games have told anyone in earshot that they don't just want cash: They want respect. And now they're getting it.
"There is a new kind of suspense in the air. It involves Mr. Burroughs’s literary future."
Charting today's ups and downs in the battle for the Greatest Pop-Culture Weekend of All Time.
The 'Times Book Review' includes a highly questionable quotation purported to be from Heath Ledger. Vulture calls B.S.
The serious Abu Ghraib documentary or the stoner Guantánamo comedy?
The new supplement's review of 'All the Young Literary Men' reads like an 'Observer' Young Turk profile, but meaner.
While Patrick Goldstein makes a number of excellent points about the changing role of criticism in American culture, his essay suffers from its anticlimactic conclusion.
The most prominent dance critic in America is reviewing a TV show that features a dancing Monica Seles.
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