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Game of Thrones’ Joe Dempsie on Arya-Gendry Shippers and His Songwriting Fan
by Jennifer Vineyard
What’s in a Name?
Season seven's dramatic close comes with a shocking, must-see cliffhanger.
Can We Make It About Me?
Meet Marc's father, Judd Hirsch.
Huh. Good for Her
The producers' opinions of Mariah Carey are definitely shining through.
In Erased, Aaron Eckhart Does Liam Neeson
Ex-black-ops guy must flex muscle to protect/save/find his family.
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Edelstein: Frances Ha Is Sour, with Glimpses of Sublimity
Noah Baumbach has a hard time letting go of the notion that drama means building to humiliation.
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Edelstein on Star Trek Into Darkness: Prepare to Be Bombarded Into Happiness
J.J. Abrams directs the sequel to his 2009 reboot.
Peeples Is ‘Presented’ by Tyler Perry, But Free of His Heavy-Handedness
"Presented" by Tyler Perry, but written and directed by Tina Gordon Chism.
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The Critics
Frances Ha
The film has the trappings and suits of love, but it’s full of sour tones.
by David Edelstein
The Office
Few things on TV are as heartening as signs of life in a show that seemed creatively dead.
by Matt Zoller Seitz
Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812
Are we in 1812 or 2012?
by Jesse Green
Photography and the American Civil War
A bracing look at the first war that was conducted in front of the camera's cold eye.
by Jerry Saltz
The Riddle of the Labyrinth
It's about, history, mythology, ancient civilizations, linguistics, puzzles, code-breaking, Homer, and brainy female academics.
by Kathryn Schulz
Vulture Feed
Stephen King Skipping E-book on New Novel
Joyland, available only in real life.
This Week’s Mad Men GIF: Ken Cosgrove Does a Jig
He's even got a cane!
Antonio Banderas Will Lead Chilean Miner Movie
It's called The 33.
05/19/2013
Oh, Drake Is Also in Anchorman 2
As is Kanye West.
Larry David Is Unrecognizable in His HBO Movie
Greg Mottola's Clear History will feature a bearded, longhaired David.
Star Trek Into Darkness Had a Big First Weekend
And Iron Man 3 is still going strong.
Broadway Theatergoer Falls, Lands on Marquee
An unfortunately dramatic exit.
Saltz and Davidson on Donald Judd's Loft
Our art and architecture critics walked through it together.
Tracing the Career of Kid-Lit Doyenne Judy Blume
After 44 years, her first feature-film adaptation, Tiger Eyes, arrives next week.
Poll: Lauryn Hill's Fans on Her Imprisonment
Instant reviews gathered after her May 14 show at the Music Hall of Williamsburg—presumably one of her last before she reports to prison on July 8.
Get Ready to Meet Yeezus
Kim Kardashian has revealed the name of Kanye West's new album.
Cannes: Gosling Shares Charming Hollywood Tales
His first onstage performance was with his Elvis impersonator uncle when he was three.
Kanye On SNL: Scowls, Screaming, The Waterboy
This was aggressive.
Seitz: Look Past the Dragons in Game of Thrones
If its third season can’t help the fantasy genre lose its stigma, then nothing can.
Cannes: Hunger Games Spectacle Amid the Downpour
People at the entrance to the venue simply waved umbrellas and claimed being important, as usual.
05/18/2013
Franco Painted a This Is the End Mural
In Williamsburg.
Anchorman 2 Trailer: You Haven’t Changed a Bit
Staying classy.
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