There are few things more frustrating than writing a magazine article that doesn't get published. What's worse is when the article features an Oscar-worthy, young movie star who was gracious enough to give an extensive interview.
On the eve of this year's New Directors / New Films Festival, a collaboration between The Film Society of Lincoln Center and the Museum of Modern Art, the Titus I theater was abuzz with downtown indie elite: Sofia Coppola, Alex Karpovsky, Elizabeth Olsen, John Cameron Mitchell.
NEW YORK — Elizabeth Olsen will soon be a star-crossed lover – she'll star in an off-Broadway version of Shakespeare's "Romeo & Juliet." ...
Elle held their annual Style Awards in London on Monday, and the red carpet looks were decidedly modern. The ceremony, which celebrates designers, mod...
Back in 2007, I wrote about "Sundance Envy," an oft misdiagnosed disease with one symptom: celluloid deprivation in January. Dr. Freud, are you listening?
Dakota Fanning has been inching her away towards adulthood for a while now. First came the provocative ad for Marc Jacob's fragrance Oh, Lola! which s...
These ladies are the ones to watch.
Elizabeth Olsen has a brand-new man. Mary Kate and Ashley's younger sister was spotted holding hands with her Very Good Girls co-star Boyd Holbr...
This Olsen has style!
WHO: "Martha Marcy May Marlene" star and cover girl, Elizabeth Olsen WHAT: Lizzie Olsen looked camera-ready even while she was on the run in Chel...
Liberal Arts is Radnor's second film after Happythankyoumoreplease, where the characters' habit of earnestly saying exactly what they were thinking definitely made it feel like a first film. In contrast, Liberal Arts feels more mature, poignant, and real.
There's a lot more to Josh Radnor than "How I Met Your Mother." Best known for playing Ted Mosby on the hit CBS sitcom -- which is heading into its ei...
Spike Lee's "Oldboy" remake is hammering its way toward a 2013 release date. Earlier this month, the film was acquired by FilmDistrict for U.S. distri...
As July turned to August, our favorite stars didn't let the ever-rising mercury get in the way of stunning us with sartorial perfection. While we were...
WHO: "Martha Marcy May Marlene" star and cover girl, Elizabeth Olsen WHAT: Lizzie Olsen took a break from filming her latest flick, "Very Good Gi...
Former child star Dakota Fanning,18, and Mary-Kate & Ashley's little sister Elizabeth Olsen, 23, went two pieces on the set of their new movie "Very G...
Dakota Fanning and Elizabeth Olsen are two very good girls -- or at least they play them on the big screen. The fashionable two-some were snapped by p...
Though we'll always have a soft spot for Mary-Kate and Ashley, Elizabeth Olsen has quickly ascended to the level of our Fave Olsen Sis -- and now we h...
Dakota Fanning and Elizabeth Olsen were at work in Brooklyn yesterday shooting their new movie Very Good Girls....
"Are you near the restaurant? Because Jane Fonda has a habit of being early for meetings." That was the worried voice on the other side of a phone ...
Before Michael Cera was defeating evil boyfriends in "Scott Pilgrim" or being anxious in "Arrested Development," he was just a whiny kid -- with "very...
If you're ready for a raucous ride on the innocent side of wild, see Academy Award winner Jane Fonda strut like the many fancy chickens she keeps in Peace, Love & Misunderstanding, opening in limited release this Friday.
There's spoof that works and there's caricature that depends on stereotype -- and Bruce Beresford's Peace, Love & Misunderstanding is witless caricature.
Jane Fonda's back on the big screen in director Bruce Beresford's Peace, Love, & Misunderstanding. The picture, which is out in limited release this F...
In the film "Peace, Love and Misunderstanding," Jane Fonda plays Grace, a hippie mom to Catherine Keener's Diane, an uptight lawyer who has been estranged from her mother for two decades. When Diane's marriage fails, she shows up on Grace's doorstep in Woodstock with her two teens in tow.
