Catherine Deneuve

How to Become a Music Snob In Four Simple Steps

I'm not going to begrudge anyone for not knowing who Coachella headliners The Stone Roses are. The simple fact is that their first album, (the only one that really matters), came out in 1989. If you're in college now, you most likely weren't even born then. Plus, The Stone Roses were a bigger deal i ... More >>

Top 10 Vintage and Second-Hand Boutiques in L.A.

Whether you're looking for 1960s Peggy Moffitt mod couture or 1980s stonewashed denim castaways from the Valley, Los Angeles has a vintage and second-hand shopping scene that's bursting at the old-school seams. In a city known for making old things look fresher than they really are, its no surprise ... More >>

Dzi Croquettes review

Catherine Deneuve's Potiche

The lady is a champ

Your Weekly Movie To-Do List

Don't wait for Uncle Boonmee

Catherine Deneuve at LACMA

Bowing down to the peerless French actress

FINALLY, KIDS WHO DON'T WANT TO BE MODELS

I was a Texas Jewboy

They ain't makin' Americans like Kinky Friedman anymore

Malcolm McLaren is Dead

​Malcolm McClaren, the art/punk swindler/genius who managed the Sex Pistols, died this morning in New York. He had cancer, and was 64. Throughout a spotty but rather fascinating forty year career in pop culture, McClaren had hands in fashion, all forms of music, and film. He famously lost hi ... More >>

City of Lights, City of Angels: 27 French films in L.A.

Bienvenue chez les cinephiles

Seen Behind the Scene: On the Set with Mary Ellen Mark

Brando and other legends immortalized in photographer's new book

Valentine's Day Films: We're That Into Catherine Deneuve

GO LA: Lewis Black, German Cinema, Sheryl Crow for the Congo, and more

Where to go in L.A., February 13-19

Best Movies of 2008: Great Expectations

Glimmers of hope in concentration camps, industrialized ghettos and the refuse of a barren planet

Catherine Deneuve: Belle De 50 Ans

The actress on her new film, A Christmas Tale, and her long, glorious non-career

Fall Film: A Christmas Tale

Arnaud Desplechin comes home for the horror days

LACMA'S Arnaud Desplechin Retrospective: In the Family Way

The French director digs into the DNA of human relations

Controversy at Cannes: The Headless Woman

And a lot of big heads too

Cannes Comebacks: Our Midfestival Report

Mike Tyson, Jerzy Skolimowski, Terence Davies and more

Shots in the Dark at Cannes 2008

Reflecting its moment, the festival takes a decidedly serious tone

Manoel de Oliveira: Man of the Century

Portuguese director, 99, lives long and prospers

Bearing the Scars of Oscars

For chrissake, somebody free the frigging show . . . and the Benjamin Franklins too

Spotlight On André Téchiné

There Goes the Neighborhood

From Echo Park to Tangier, the times they are a-changin’

Air France

CoLCoA closes with its head in the clouds

Grand Allusions

Arnaud Desplechin’s Kings and Queen mixes high and low culture

Civilized Discontents

The Best of Youth and A Talking Picture

Perform, He Said

Matthew Wilder brings Marguerite Duras' famously oblique work to America

On the Couch, Off the Meds

Patrice Leconte’s Intimate Strangers, Zach Braff’s Garden State

Bad Girls

Women critics in sexually retro America

Why Darma and Dames Don’t Mix

Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter . . . and Spring’s serene iconoclasm

L.A. Reverential

With Boomtown and Robbery Homicide Division, the city is in

The Radical Romantic

A manifesto

Wonder Boys and Girls

Our year at the movies

Björking the Waves

Dancer in the Dark’s beautiful agony

Belle de Jour

A conversation with Catherine Deneuve

Grande Dame

Catherine Deneuve’s age of glory

The Hours and Times

Raul Ruiz’s magnificent Proustian dream

Time Regained

The 53rd Cannes film festival