Woody Allen

Yippee-ki-sad-face.

"I liked her youth and energy."

“My God, I’m nowhere near as good as any of these people!”

The philosophical thriller is irrationally entertaining.

Twitter is comedy minus time.

There's a familiar surprise in his new movie.

Apparently, TV is not a six-part movie.

Phoenix is an existentially challenged philosophy professor.

In her forthcoming memoir, Out Came the Sun.

The details are scarce, but we know the players.

"Woody Allen’s whole career is sort of like one long TV series."

Untitled Woody Allen Project is coming in 2016.

The stories weren't new, but this year the world paid attention.

Starring Emma Stone and Colin Firth.

One of the rarest pieces of comedy of the modern era, Woody Allen's short film Men of Crisis: The Harvey Wallinger Story, has appeared on YouTube. Originally made for PBS but deemed too critical of the Nixon administration to air, the film has [...]

The prospect of writing about Woody Allen has loomed large over my writing since the inception of this column last year for many reasons. First, I hold the non-unique position in considering him the greatest comedic director to ever work. [...]

Woody Allen's next movie, Magic in the Moonlight, hits theaters July 25th, and this is the first trailer for it. The Jazz Age comedy follows an English magician (Colin Firth) who's hired to figure out whether a woman claiming to be a medium [...]

Emma Stone and Colin Firth have a charming contest.

She has been cast in her second Woody film in a row.

She's finally talking about the highly publicized sexual-abuse allegations.