Interview

Actor Tom Hardy would like to stay anonymous. After his startling turn as Britain's most violent criminal in Bronson, that might not be possible.  BLOG POSTED: 10/13/09

Former Onion editor-in-chief Robert Siegel earned serious acclaim for his screenplay for The Wrestler and ended up behind the camera before knew what hit him.  We talked to him about his new film, Big Fan, sports, and the difference between the Mickey Rourkes and the George Clooneys of the world.

   BLOG POSTED: 08/28/09

Was that Katherine Hepburn on the African Queen wearing a maxi fox stole over a pair of crocodile overalls and turtleneck trimmed with ostrich plumes? Nope, it's Gaultier.  BLOG POSTED: 07/08/09

After releasing six albums, appearing in a handful of films, and single-handedly resurrecting the songbook of Judy Garland, Rufus Wainwright took the next logical step: He spent three years writing a two-hour opera. But Prima Donna, which will premiere this July at the Manchester International Festival in England, isn’t the only bizarre career move Wainwright has taken lately.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 06/03/09

Worlds collided when New York Fashion Week bumped up against the Academy Awards this year.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 04/28/09

As a teenage welterweight out of south Florida, Mickey Rourke learned how to fight. His willingness to throw punches-and his ability to take them-served him well as both a boxer and an actor. Until, of course, it didn't, and he found himself knocked out of the ring, exiled from Hollywood, down for the count, and alone, with only a rescued Chihuahua named Loki still in his corner. So what did Mickey Rourke do? He got back up.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/16/09

This morning the Golden Globes—the Hollywood Foreign press’s harbinger of awards to come—announced its nominees, culling from  BLOG POSTED: 12/11/08