Interview

In a decade when it has become daily ritual to witness our most famous, talented, and beautiful people in their gym sweats and flip flops at Starbucks, unaware of the long-lensed sniper in the bushes capturing them in exactly the angle of light and time of day that is maximally unflattering, we thought it'd be fitting to end the '00s with a glorious, glamorous look back at the 20 most beautiful people that have graced the pages of our magazine in the past 10 years.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 12/21/09

In Ricky, Francois Ozon combines top-notch arthouse direction with a flying baby.  BLOG POSTED: 12/17/09

Orson Welles pays an ill-fated visit to Vienna in Carol Reed's 1949 The Third Man, screening at Film Forum.  BLOG POSTED: 12/16/09

Adam Dugas creator, emcee, composer, mise-en-scène, and poster boy of "Chaos & Candy," his annual holiday thriller. So he's well equipped to answer a few questions about what to expect of this year's extravaganza.  BLOG POSTED: 12/14/09

In 1969, Joe Goode produced the deadpan calendar L.A. Artists in Their Cars. 40 years, one coast, and a Swiss sensibility later, we've got Artists on Their Bicycles: New York.  BLOG POSTED: 12/01/09

Sufjan Stevens is the state-hopping singer-songwriter-cum-comic-book artist who's produced a multi-media spectacle (featuring hula-hoopers, no less), all the while repudiating "the white noise of information."  BLOG POSTED: 12/01/09

Sydney-based Sherlock's Daughter cast a spell.  BLOG POSTED: 11/18/09

With his new documentary on the All Tomorrow's Parties festivals, director Jonathan Caouette makes Woodstock for a new generation.  BLOG POSTED: 11/11/09