Afternoon Delight's realistic portrayal of women's lives and its cast of women characters make it a refreshing change from most female-centric movies. First-time feature director Jill Soloway has created a film that is both hilarious and sad, and real but still fun.

Last year at Sundance, Josh Radnor was the toast of the festival with his second directorial effort, the warmly received "Liberal Arts." Now, Radnor r...

"Kathryn Hahn was great" are words that, on more than one occasion, I've written to a publicist who was looking for my opinion on a recent movie. It d...

With Liberal Arts, actor and director Josh Radnor proves that he knows a thing or two about love, romance and the human element that always seems to trip people up in pursuit of either.

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...

It's hard to say why, but there seems to be a hesitation on the part of popular society to accept Josh Radnor as a filmmaker. While his co-stars on "H...

Ten years, seven seasons, a whole lot of pining and a furious amount of promotion later, the Slutty Pumpkin finally made her "How I Met Your Mother" d...

It's been seven seasons in the making, and finally, we get to see the Slutty Pumpkin in action. Introduced -- by nickname only -- in the first season...

Back in his early mother-searching days, Ted Mosby fell for a gorgeous girl dressed as a pumpkin (to be fair, it was Halloween). Things went awry and ...

There is a strange bias that many critics and cultural tastemakers share when it comes to optimism in film: feel-good movies are less sophisticated than feel-bad movies.

When I saw Josh Radnor's HappyThankYouMorePlease at Sundance in 2010, I wrote that it was "a hit-and-miss romantic comedy, a little too eager to pleas...

Josh Radnor, star of the CBS series How I Met Your Mother took our Sabbath Manifesto "Unplug Challenge," connecting to life without technology for 24 hours last weekend.

I happened to catch three films in a row on Saturday at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival that all dealt with issues of family, particularly the idea of creating a family from people to whom you aren't necessarily related.