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Visual Acoustics, a new documentary about the late Julius Shulman, shows how one photographer not only captured and popularized but also helped create American modernism over the course of his 70-year career.  BLOG POSTED: 10/09/09

Stephen Dorff has spent more than 20 years in Hollywood playing people on the fringe, including a mystical peacemaker, a transgender superstar, and even the fifth Beatle, Stuart Sutcliffe. Now he’s ready to be front and center—just in time to take on the role of a burnt-out A-list actor in Sofia Coppola’s next project.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 07/27/09

Gangsters never really go out of style, do they? Just ask author Tom Folsom.  BLOG POSTED: 06/04/09

Channing Tatum might have danced his way into the hearts of teenage girls in Step Up, but he has spent the last year bare-knuckle boxing, running out of burning buildings, and tussling with     bad guys—all in the name of transforming the big-budget blood sport of acting in action movies into    a kind of soulful, physical art. Will he succeed? Or will the forces of darkness prevail?  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 04/23/09

Rarely does an actor find work through an aggressive letter-writing campaign. But that's pretty much how it happened for 23-year-old British newcomer Carey Mulligan. "I had no idea how to become an actor," Mulligan confesses. "So when I was 16, I'd write letters to people like Kenneth Branagh and ask for advice."  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 11/25/08