When crime gets as much TV coverage as Bonnie & Clyde, it's often thanks to blood-soaked segments of breaking news. Come December 8, however, the extra eyes will come thanks to the film, an enthralling retelling of that most infamous criminal romance, being broadcast over three networks: Lifetime, A&E and ... More

Not all Hollywood monsters are dreamed up for the big screen. Many of the gangsters and crooked cops on Mob City—TV god Frank Darabont’s new series debuting December 4 on the TNT network—were flesh-and-blood bad guys in 1940s Los Angeles, including notable nogoodniks Bugsy Siegel, Meyer Lansky ... More

Click on the gallery to view the shoot. Lupita Nyong'o wants to change the subject. The 30-year-old actress, who landed her starring role in 12 Years a Slave before she even graduated the Yale School of Drama, has let it slip she keeps a journal, but as far as the ... More

"People always say to me, ‘Why don't you get along with critics?'" Lou Reed told me one night last year. "I tell them, ‘I get along fine with Anthony DeCurtis.' Shuts them right up." We were sitting in the dining room in the Kelly Writers House at the University of ... More

Michel Gondry is no stranger to the offbeat. From the sweet sci-fi of his Oscar-winning 2004 film Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind to the quirk of his (sometimes banned in America) commercials and his self-released cartoons, the French-born, Brooklyn-based director isn’t one to shy away from an unconventional idea. ... More

You may know recognize her as Quantum of Solace's Bond girl, the recently rumored new Wonder Woman or the beauty alongside Vincent Cassel in upcoming thriller Momentum, but most recently Olga Kurylenko can be found starring as Alexandra, a sultry world traveler and fashion designer, in Waldorf ... More

An army of teenagers already know 24-year-old actor Keegan Allen as Toby Cavanaugh from the ABC Family thriller Pretty Little Liars, but beginning November 18 the California native will be facing an entirely new audience. That's when MCC Thetater's Small Engine Repair opens in New York, giving Allen ... More

On an uncharacteristically warm fall evening, I'm late. Practically running through midtown Manhattan, I'm regretting the cashmere sweater I threw on that morning when the temperature barely surfaced the 50s. A change of clothes would have solved my fall dressing problem, I but as I walk into the showroom of ... More

The Glass Menagerie might be burning up Broadway with critically lauded performances from Cherry Jones and Zachary Quinto, but further downtown a far less well-known Tennessee Williams work, The Mutilated, is receiving a similarly magnificent revival. The Mutilated charts a 1940s Christmas Eve in a down-and-out corner of New Orleans, where ... More

Don't be alarmed when you hear an unexpected sound echoing through the canyons of Manhattan in the coming days—it's probably just laughter. On November 6, the 10th annual New York Comedy Festival kicks off four days of live performances, presentations, panels and music from some of the biggest ... More