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Downtown choreographer David Dorfman gets his groove on ? with a lot of help from Sly and the Family Stone. ?Prophets of Funk? is a trip back to Dorfman?s funk and disco roots, but it?s not all polyester and nostalgia.
Clocking in at less than an hour, the piece...
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PARK CITY, Utah ? Newcomers and veteran filmmakers alike made this one of the finest editions of the Sundance Film Festival, where a foot of snow didn?t deter audiences from packing screenings.
My personal favorite this week was Benh Zeitlin?s stunning feature debut, ?Beasts of the Southern Wild,?? an...
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Gwynnett St., a rewarding new modern-American bistro in East Williamsburg, is named for a street that no longer exists ? what Lorimer Street, a block from the restaurant, was called 100 years ago. Might this confuse people?
?I?m sure it will,? owner Carl McCoy laughed. Gwynnett St. can puzzle in...
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In ?The Mystery of Claywoman,? we meet a 500-million-year-old extraterrestrial who?s become a cult-like figure.
She?s a fascinating character ? too bad we don?t get to see more of her.
Half film, half live action, ?Claywoman? kicks off with a half-hour ?found? mockumentary in which her eccentric devotees...
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Hal Prince has long been one of the most influential figures on Broadway. He produced ?West Side Story,? directed ?The Phantom of the Opera? ? which plays its 10,000th performance Feb. 11 ? and has 21 Tony Awards on his shelf.
If that ain?t power, I don?t know what...
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On Friday at 6 p.m., brand-new East Village cocktail bar Booker & Dax opened its doors on 13th Street to a packed house of industry insiders, science geeks and downtown scenesters thirsty for a taste of high-tech drinks made with gadgetry more common in a chemistry lab than a bar...
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PARK CITY, Utah ? The hottest new writer-director at this year?s Sundance Film Festival is also the oldest person to have a film in the US dramatic competition here.
Ben Lewin, a 65-year-old polio survivor who wears a leg brace and walks with crutches, brings a unique perspective to ?The...
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The Oscar nominations spoke yesterday, and they said, ?Shh!? ABC?s response? ?Sh - - !? The list made it clear that the Feb. 26 ceremony will be among the least-watched editions of the collapsing telecast.
Silent, black-and-white and made by obscure Frenchmen, ?The Artist? was nevertheless established as the overwhelming...
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The untimely death of ?Spartacus? star Andy Whitfield ? and the grace he showed while battling his illness ? still resonates deeply with co-star Lucy Lawless and Liam McIntyre, the Australian actor tasked with replacing Whitfield as the gladiator drama?s titular star.
?I loved the show beforehand, and now I?ve...
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When Gordon Ramsay gets through yelling at bungling young chefs, here is the kitchen he?ll be going home to.
Ramsay just bought a $6.5 million home in Beverly Hills and is now officially ?splitting his time? between London and California.
The traditional-style kitchen sports a Wolf six-burner, double-oven...
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If he weren?t already dead? thank God ? would you call Jeffrey Dahmer to help you catch a cannibal? How about asking Charlie Manson to call from prison to help you profile a murderous cult leader?That?s the Hannibal Lecter-ish idea behind Investigation Discovery?s new series, ?Dark Minds...
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