A Look At Peter Selz: Sketches Of A Life In Art
Curatorial infighting, rivalry and the perception of a "glass ceiling" which kept Jews from rising to the position of museum director all colored Selz's tenure at MOMA.
Curatorial infighting, rivalry and the perception of a "glass ceiling" which kept Jews from rising to the position of museum director all colored Selz's tenure at MOMA.
Amy Andre | Posted 04.25.2012
Singer Jessie J is in the news because of her sexuality again. But this time, it's not because of something the bi artist has done. It's because of something an unofficial biographer says she hasn't done. And that thing is: have sex with men.
Posted 04.23.2012
"I Survived ... Beyond And Back" (Sun., 9 p.m. ET on Biography) expands on the network's popular "I Survived" series by adding the element of the near...
AP | JILL LAWLESS | Posted 04.21.2012
LONDON — He gets colonic irrigations, Botox injections and vitamin drips, and insists on black toilet paper in his home. A revealing new biogra...
Posted 04.20.2012
Janice Dickinson was on the hunt for a new house, but when she first laid eyes on her realtor, Doug Skoro, she suddenly started the hunt for something...
Posted 04.16.2012
Pat took center stage on the latest installment of "I Survived" (Sun., 9 p.m. ET on Biography) with a harrowing tale of a combine accident when he was...
Posted 04.13.2012
Biz Markie will forever be famous for his 1989 Top 10 hit "Just a Friend." The song's awkward -- some would say horrible -- singing on the chorus had ...
Posted 04.09.2012
Tressell and his two friends are lucky to be alive, after spending more than a week lost at sea on a capsized fishing boat on "I Survived" (Sun., 9 p....
Posted 04.02.2012
Andy was featured on the season premiere of "I Survived" (Sun., 9 p.m. ET on Bio.), where he told the story of surviving being attacked by a mountain ...
Posted 05.22.2012
Verne Troyer was made famous for his diminutive size as Mini-Me in the "Austin Powers" series of films. Troyer stands at 2'8" tall. And once again, he...
Posted 03.16.2012
Danny Bonaduce and his wife Amy were doing a spot of "Celebrity House Hunting" (Thu., 10 p.m. ET on Bravo) when they visited one New York fun palace w...
Dan Lybarger | Posted 05.13.2012
In the 1930s and '40s, Busby Berkeley (1895-1976) staged a series of movie dance numbers that could rival the paintings of Salvador Dali in their outlandishness. His movies were loaded with jaw-dropping optical illusions and wound up influencing everyone from the Coen Brothers to Mel Brooks.
Posted 03.09.2012
Andy Dick has been living in a shed for the last two years. A pretty fancy one, but a shed nonetheless. On "Celebrity House Hunting" (Thu., 10 p.m...
Joe Woodward | Posted 05.01.2012
Let us enjoy the surprises, the challenges of literature in all languages, in translation and otherwise. Let us contemplate the writer, too, writing in all her forms. Let us see how we are.
Chloe Spencer | Posted 01.07.2012
There has been a lot of buzz about Ralph Lauren lately, as some may know--The Lincoln Center in New York presented An Evening With Ralph Lauren, hoste...
Joe Woodward | Posted 12.26.2011
As I've watched and listened to the nascent movement "Occupy Wall Street," I've been driven to reread a favorite book of mine about America -- The American 1930s: A Literary History.
George Mitrovich | Posted 10.13.2011
We know much of Simone Weil's life and thought, as she left a remarkable collection of articles, essays, and letters. But her death at so young an age was one more manifestation of history's cruel cycle
Mary Gabriel | Posted 12.11.2011
Ask anyone on the street if they have heard of Karl Marx and the answer more often than not would be yes. Ask those same people what they know about Marx and the responses will be wildly different - and usually wrong.
Jeff Malet | Posted 11.30.2011
Times | Posted 11.22.2011
The most astonishing sequence in "Red," John Logan's 2011 Tony Award-winning play about a tumultuous moment in the career of Mark Rothko, the master A...
Joe Woodward | Posted 11.06.2011
In America today, to mix art and politics in any literal sense is considered either passé or taboo, but in the 1930s it was a vein of practice mined by many writers and artists.
Fern Siegel | Posted 10.14.2011
Theater fans have admired her work for decades; now they can get the inside story. Actress Joan Copeland, whose worked has spanned theater, film and television, is starring in the autobiographical Joan's Show for two nights.
AP | Posted 09.12.2011
PHILADELPHIA — Golfer Tiger Woods is the latest celebrity and athlete to get his own unauthorized biography in a comic book. Publisher Bluewate...
Lev Raphael | Posted 08.31.2011
Philip Roth has written two dozen novels, yet fiction has lost its appeal for him personally. When asked why, he said he didn't know, and only offered a smart-aleck response: "I wised up."
Jay Weston | Posted 08.01.2011
Under the yellow-and-white colors of his store, Giorgio Beverly Hills, and his namesake follow-up, Fred Hayman really did radically change the way the world considers Los Angeles style.
John Seed | Posted 05.07.2012