Altamont, which took place on December 6, 1969, is remembered with infamy not only because four people died there. Altamont was a moment when the counterculture attacked itself. It was a countercultural civil war.
In the last Survivor episode, Shambles' plot to depose the Viper Queen had triumphed, thanks to a flip-vote by John, who avoided a random draw that might send any of them home. This week began Shambles' gleeful return to camp.
The humiliated-but-thoroughly-aroused-husband is the biggest new trend in taboo erotic fantasies.
For years, Robert Downey, Jr. has taken impossible roles and made them sing. In Sir Richard Attenborough's Chaplin, he gives a vivid portrait of film legend Charlie Chaplin.
In this interview, Carly talks candidly about her new "unplugged" album Never Been Gone, recent projects, her family, an Elton John non-adventure and much more.
Obama's job summit was a sincere attempt to bring together great minds to help ease what has become a national crisis. My musical jobs summit -- not so much.
Guess Christine and I can kiss that Waldorf Astoria wedding... Brooklyn Botanical Gardens wedding... Montauk Beach wedding -- you fill in the blank -- goodbye. But we have two things today we didn't have earlier.
Not many people remember the 1993 cop movie Boiling Point any more, and it's not too hard to see why. Still, there are worse ways to spend an hour and a half.
A hunger for control, common to all of us, is the root of so many problems in life. Staying true to the same ideas and ways of doing things makes it that much harder for us to adapt to the inevitable changes in life.
This week's column features music by George Benson, Ane Brun, Madlib, Steven Bernstein, Lusine Icl and Jussara Silveira.
While the pomp and circumstance of Art Basel is a welcome break from New York City, perhaps the art world should consider taking a page from Gossip Girl and wooing a new generation of art aficionados.
I can't accept that Precious will accelerate the stereotyping of Black women, of big women, of young women of color, of single moms, of urban places. Doesn't every movie reinforce some stereotype?
The movie Precious left me feeling deeply wounded, confused and horrified that there are actually fellow citizens among us who live lives similar to the film, every day of their lives.
