Brooding, beautifully made and drenched in atmosphere, Henri-Georges Clouzot’s knockout 1947 crime thriller/film noir “Quai des Orfèvres” is back in town.
Originally released in the U.S. as “Jenny Lamour," “Quai” returns in a new 4K restoration with the soul-destroying shadows of its vintage Paris...
I’ve had all sorts of pets back in my day. Dogs, cats, rabbits, lizards, and chickens. But never have I ever had a pet so fine that she deserves a quadruple take every time you see her. If Christiana Cinn ever ran away from her penthouse home and became a stray I would take her in immediately withou..
“Waiting for Godot” meets “Do the Right Thing” in “Pass Over,” director Spike Lee’s filmed version of Antoinette Nwandu’s electrifying play, which debuted in June 2017 at Chicago’s Steppenwolf Theatre under the direction of Danya Taymor.
The movie, shot on the Steppenwolf stage in September in...
You know, I just realized something. I’ve been doing posts on Elsa Hosk for years now, and I don’t actually know anything about the Victoria’s Secret hottie. Well, besides the fact that she’s Swedish and turns my pants region into a five-alarm fire. So I figured today I’d finally do some real resear..
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Brad Pitt is not considering moving to Boston for Neri Oxman, despite a new report. Gossip Cop can exclusively bust this story, which is deeply flawed and untrue. For starters, the actor has no intention of moving across the country for someone he isn’t even da..
Naturally, when you envision the ideal character to lead a romantic comedy-drama, you think of Jean-Luc Godard. Specifically, you call to mind that notoriously nebbishy charmer who in 1968 was so fortified with revolutionary fervor that he turned his back on the satirical, visually rapacious pop-art..
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A guy going by “Kairo Seijuro” (we are sure that’s not what his mom named him) was on a train and decided to jump into a fight with his sword… The interview is golden!
BTW, how is he allowed to walk the street with a full-on Samurai blade like that?