The challenge of bringing one of the all-time great romances to the screen once again is finding some way to make it a completely unique entity unto itself. With a few dashes of old world sensibilities and a whisper...

Watching Holy Motors, French director Léos Carax’s (Les Amants du Pont-Neuf, POLA X) first film in 13 years, we continually have to remind ourselves that the movie in front of us is the same as the one from 20...

Who’d think that some 500-plus years after his monumental discovery of the Americas, explorer Christopher Columbus could add “New York City penthouse owner” to his long list of accomplishments? And in arguably one...

If we were to imagine the food of the future, it would probably look something like the creations of Harvard professor David Edwards. What if instead of getting your morning caffeine fix by downing a cup of joe, you...

(Editor’s Note: Read on for an exclusive interview with American singer and actress Kirsten Holly Smith.)

Dusty Springfield, remember her — that sexy songstress of the swinging 60s and beyond that...

As tensions between the United States and Iran come to a frothy boil in the present day over the Iranian nuclear program, Argo places viewers into a metaphorical time capsule and brings them back to a time when the...

While a myriad of artists take a straightforward route to stardom, Geraldine Lamanna took a circuitous one.

No artist was more aware of the power and pathos of the human body, its ability to evoke the most primal of emotions from us, than Alina Szapocznikow. It’s no surprise then, that the Museum of Modern Art’s expansive...

In 1960s British cinema, an archetype developed of the frumpy or middle-aged woman who, brought to a dead stop by her boring or chaotic life, decided to change things with neither grace nor guile. In a series of...

After an ostensibly precocious debut November 3 from Lie Sang Bong and Sebastian Gunawan that set the bar almost impossibly high, expectations for the rest of the week at the Jakarta Fashion Week 2013 were...