- 1/25/08 /
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‘Untraceable’ Is Completely Realistic, Experts Determine
Scary news for anyone thinking about seeing the idiotic new Website thriller Untraceable this weekend: Everything in it could happen TO YOU
Fall 2009
- 1/25/08 /
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Artist Ingo Maurer's Electric Table
If you haven't made it up to the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum to check out Ingo Maurer's majestic installation of nearly 40 years of engrossing, cutting-edge light design, book it uptown — you only have until Sunday!
- 1/25/08 /
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Jason Ritter on LL Cool J, ‘Good Dick,’ and Sundance
"I’m not exaggerating at all when I say his bicep is the size of my head."
- 1/25/08 /
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We Heart Newly Minted Broadway Star S. Epatha Merkerson
In which we get a little gushy.
- 1/25/08 /
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Will Ferrell Regrets Not Taking Tenth-Grade English Class More Seriously
Plus: Adam Sandler!
- 1/25/08 /
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Do the California Museum Raids Change the Race to Succeed Philippe?
Time to recalibrate the Snootometer!
- 1/25/08 /
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WGA Interim Deals Give Boost to Great TV Shows, Crappy Superhero Movies
Mad Men and Ant-Man, returning to the screen sooner than expected!
- 1/24/08 /
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50 Cent's Money Could Kick Your Ass
Plus: Kylie!
- 1/22/08 /
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The Oscars: Who Got Snubbed?
Who's scurrying to fire their publicists right now?
- 1/22/08 /
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Jonny Greenwood Denied an Oscar Nomination for Some Stupid Reason
If you're a Radiohead fan that typically likes to see the most deserving person win in his or her respective Oscar category, then you were probably doubly disappointed by this morning's nominations.
- 1/22/08 /
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Oscar Nominations Announced
The nominations are in!
- 1/22/08 /
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Jeffrey Wright Is Swimming in Some Muddy Waters
Plus: Ryan Gosling as Jack Ryan?
- 1/21/08 /
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Ewan McGregor Got About As Much Out of The Island As You Did
Plus: Morrissey, delicate flower.
- 1/21/08 /
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‘Chocolate Rain’ Man Tay Zonday Performs Other Songs, Too
Was it the Giants game or the promise of “Chocolate Rain” that drew the crowd to Greenpoint’s Club Europa last night?
- 1/21/08 /
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‘Cloverfield’ Monster Kills at the Box Office
J.J. Abrams' Manhattan-based monster drama Cloverfield earned a colossal $41 million at the box office this weekend, giving it the largest-ever January opening and Paramount's tenth-biggest debut in the studio's history.
- 1/21/08 /
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‘The L Word’ Had a Dream …
Inevitably, certain episodes of a narrative series exist only as bridges to better (we hope!) future installments.
- 1/21/08 /
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George W. Bush to Get Stoned
Plus: Sean Penn and Diego Luna to make out.
- 1/18/08 /
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Week in Review: Welcome to Hollywood, Baby
Looking back on a week in which everyone failed to save Hollywood.
- 1/18/08 /
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Vulture's Final Oscar-Nomination Predictions
Anyone who uses these predictions in order to place a bet deserves what he gets.
- 1/18/08 /
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Artist Barbara Bloom Comes to Collect
One has to figure that photographer and conceptual artist Barbara Bloom, whose collection-themed survey opens today at the International Center of Photography, has a basement full of stamps, coins, and collectible spoons.
- 1/18/08 /
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‘Cloverfield’ Cameraman T.J. Miller Talks Monsters, Manohla Dargis, Underpants
Miller indulged Vulture's superfandom in an interview this morning.
- 1/18/08 /
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‘Art Star’ Vanessa Beecroft: Slammed at Sundance
A new documentary shows the art provocateur at her worst.
- 1/18/08 /
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Video: Overheard at the Midnight Premiere of ‘Cloverfield’
Last night was Cloverfield's midnight release and Vulture was there!
- 1/15/08 /
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FSG Editor Lorin Stein on His New Reading Series, Borscht
The night Denis Johnson's novel Tree of Smoke won the National Book Award, FSG¹s Lorin Stein, who edited that and two other fiction nominees, decided to celebrate his very good year at the Russian Samovar.
- 1/15/08 /
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Producers Guild Noms ‘No Country,’ ‘Juno,’ ‘Diving Bell’; Snubs ‘Atonement,’ ‘Sweeney’
Cripes, awards predicting is for morons.