Barry Lyndon

The Greatest Films Stanley Kubrick Never Made

See also: *Stanley Kubrick at LACMA: Our Review *5 Artsy Things to Do in L.A. This Week Not long after the 1968 release of 2001: A Space Odyssey, Stanley Kubrick set out to create what he expected to be "the best movie ever made." A historical epic about Napoleon that aimed to be as intimate as it ... More >>

Stanley Kubrick Exhibit at LACMA: Our Review

Stanley Kubrick Inspires Partygoers at LACMA's Muse Costume Ball

LACMA's Muse Costume Ball has become one of the hot ticket events for Halloween in Los Angeles, a night spent wandering through the museum halls with costumed people every bit as eye-catching as the work hanging from the walls. This year, the ninth annual fete also served as a sneak preview for "Sta ... More >>

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Wim Wenders, Charles Burnett and Barry Lyndon

Top 5 Apocalypse Movie Food Scenes

Alle your McDonald's are belong to us.​There's a scene in "War of the Worlds," the 2005 remake not the 1953 original, when Tom Cruise finds berserker survivalist Tim Robbins holed up in his basement. After sheltering him from the aliens, Robbins offers him peach schnapps. Even then, he (and th ... More >>

Vanity Fair's Sad Farrah Story

Vanity Fair.com​The new Vanity Fair can't make up its mind which show business tragedy to focus on, and so comes with two covers -- one featuring Michael Jackson and the other, Farrah Fawcett. One posthumous Farrah anecdote in Leslie Bennetts' profile involves a little funeral confession from Fawc ... More >>

Linda Perhacs' Parallel Universe

How a Topanga dental hygienist who worked on Paul Newman's teeth created an acid-folk masterpiece (and one of the year's best reissues)

Redacted's Mission: Impossible

Brian De Palma returns to the war zone. Take cover

Must See Art

Stephen G. Rhodes’ “Ruined Dualisms” and Ruben Ochoa’s “A Recurring Amalgamation”

Barry Lyndon

Becky, We Hardly Knew Ye

Mira Nair’s colorful travesty of Vanity Fair

Luna Vista

The Light Stuff

Peep Show

Stanley Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut

Stanley Kubrick

1928­1999