At B. B. King's on Sunday night, at the Writers Guild of America Award ceremony, amidst a lot of foul-mouthed laughs and sober-minded speeches, writer/director Nora Ephron was remembered.

Jonathan Ames enters the rustic Italian cafe with an unassuming hunch, sporting a scruffy beard and newsboy cap, happily anonymous on the streets of B...

The men of Bored to Death love each other. Not in the sharing a bed sense, though the characters played by Ted Danson, Jason Schwartzman and Zach Gali...

A novelist writing about a television show about a novelist is a bit of a trip. That the show's novelist shares a name with the novelist who writes th...

Jonathan Ames is curious. Not in the sense that he's strange - though he surmises he may have some sort of personality disorder - but rather, his unen...

He's dangerous, inaccessible, vulnerable, sexy, secretive, and these days, dominating cable TV's leading men.

Where does Ames end and his character begin? He says, "Jonathan the character is wonderfully more brave and delusional than I am, which enables him to take on things that he shouldn't."

It's tempting to give The Extra Man a pass on the basis of Kevin Kline's performance alone. But there's a hole in the center of The Extra Man. And its name is Paul Dano.

This is a graphic novel of a literary caliber and tells a very sad, sweet story of a writer finding himself.