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Remember Me Review Young Love Hold the Vampires (13 March 01:05) |
| In Remember Me, Twilight's brooding heartthrob Robert Pattinson tackles a sweetly sodden love story with a twist -- but no vampires |
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Cracked Video Trailer for Every Oscar-Winning Movie Ever (13 March 01:00) |
| A Trailer for Every Academy Award-Winning Movie Ever Made -- a Cracked.com video produced by the comedy duo Britanick -- is making the rounds |
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Every Academy Award Winning Movie Ever Made (12 March 07:45) |
| A Trailer For Every Academy Award Winning Movie Ever Made -- a Cracked.com video produced by comedy duo Britanick -- is making the rounds |
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Museum of Modern Tweets Scenes of Celebs on Twitter (11 March 07:40) |
| Illustrator Odessa Begay presents surreal interpretations of celebrity tweets on her Museum of Modern Tweets website |
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Puzzle Guru Will Shortz (10 March 10:30) |
| TIME talks to New York Times crossword editor Will Shorts about kenken, crosswords and other puzzles |
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Pacquiao-Clottey Fight One Bout Away from Mayweather (10 March 01:15) |
| Boxer Manny Pacquiao is preparing for what fans hope will be an interim fight against Joshua Clottey -- that is, if the Floyd Mayweather Jr. camp will agree to terms for a future match |
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Chelsea Handler on Bang Bang Late Night Funny Family (09 March 10:40) |
| Late-night host Chelsea Handler follows up her New York Times best-selling book Are You There Vodka? It's Me, Chelsea with Chelsea Chelsea Bang Bang |
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QA Late Night Host Chelsea Handler (09 March 01:15) |
| Late night host Chelsea Handler follows up her New York Times bestselling book, Are You There Vodka, It's Me Chelsea with this week's Chelsea Chelsea Bang Bang. Handler spoke to TIME about m... |
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Academy Award Presenters Revert from Oscar to Winner (09 March 08:55) |
| For the first time since 1988, presenters returned to an old, cast-off phrase |
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An Oscar Comeback And the Winner Is (09 March 06:15) |
| For the first time since 1988, presenters returned to an old, cast-off phrase |
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Box Office Alice in Wonderland Has a Strong Opening (09 March 04:25) |
| On a weekend when all movie eyes are peeled for tonight's Oscar ceremony, Disney's Alice in Wonderland demolished early-year records with a $116.3 million opening in three days at North Amer... |
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Detroit Institute of Arts New Gallery Islamic Works (09 March 03:45) |
| With a new show of Islamic art, the Detroit Institute of Arts is trying to engage a diverse community |
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A Struggling Detroit Art Museum Tries to Reach Out (08 March 11:40) |
| With a new show of Islamic art, the Detroit Institute of Arts is trying to engage a diverse community |
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Hurt Locker Beats Avatar On the Oscar Winner Loser (08 March 11:40) |
| James Cameron and his alien epic Avatar lose the Best Director and Picture Oscars to Katheryn Bigelow and The Hurt Locker. It's a result that says much about the Academy's make-up and mind-s... |
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Sandra Bullock Wins Best Actress From Razzie to Oscar (08 March 08:10) |
| Standing in front of an international audience clutching her Best Actress Oscar, Sandra Bullock was perhaps the only person in Kodak Theatre willing to admit some level of surprise about her... |
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Sandra Bullocks Wild Ride and Once Improbable Oscar Coronation (08 March 03:45) |
| Standing in front of an international audience clutching her Best Actress Oscar, Sandra Bullock was perhaps the only person in the Kodak Theatre willing to admit some level of surprise about... |
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Celebrity Tweets In Full Color (08 March 01:30) |
| Illustrator Odessa Begay presents surreal interpretations of celebrity tweets on her Museum of Modern Tweets website. |
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The Oscar Red Carpet Minefield for Celebrities (08 March 12:50) |
| It used to be a glamorous celebrity parade. But now every mom-and-pop opening has a red carpet |
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Box Office Report Alices Wonderful Weekend (08 March 12:50) |
| On a weekend when all movie eyes are peeled for tonight's Oscar ceremony, Disney's Alice in Wonderland demolished early-year records with a $116.3 million opening for three days at North Ame... |
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The Oscar Red Carpet Has It Lost Its Mystique (07 March 09:35) |
| It used to be a glamorous celebrity parade. But now every mom-and-pop opening has a red carpet |
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Gaza A Cartoon History (06 March 10:40) |
| Joe Sacco's Footnotes offers a unique take on the traumas, past and present, of the embattled Palestinian enclave |
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QA Best Supporting Actor Oscar Nominee Christoph Waltz (06 March 05:50) |
| The odds are in Christoph Waltz's favor. The Austrian actor is expected to win Best Supporting Actor at this year's Oscars for his role as a Nazi colonel in Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious B... |
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Brooklyns Finest Training Day in Overdrive (06 March 05:50) |
| Antoine Fuqua's new film could have been a great TV series. Instead it's a movie with too many balls in the air |
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QA Oscar Week Hurt Locker Writer Mark Boal (06 March 05:50) |
| Journalist Mark Boal, 37, struck Oscar-nomination gold with his screenplay for The Hurt Locker; as one of the film's producers, he's up for Best Picture too |
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Oscar Week Best Supporting Actor Nominee Christoph Waltz (05 March 01:00) |
| The odds are in Christoph Waltz's favor. The Austrian actor is expected to win Best Supporting Actor at this year's Oscar for his role as a Nazi colonel in Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Ba... |
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Tom Hanks on Pacific HBO Series World War II History (05 March 05:25) |
| With his new miniseries The Pacific, Tom Hanks tells the story of America's Pacific theater in World War II. How did this actor turned producer become our chronicler in chief? |
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Yellow Handkerchief Review Kristen Stewart Road Trip (05 March 05:25) |
| Director Udayan Prasad's movie The Yellow Handkerchief, starring William Hurt and Kristen Stewart, overcomes implausibility of action to suck you into its peculiar mood |
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The Yellow Handkerchief An Oddly Enticing Road Trip (05 March 12:30) |
| Udayan Prasad's movie, helped by a fine performance by William Hurt, overcomes implausibility of action to suck you into its peculiar mood |
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Oscar Week Hurt Locker Writer Mark Boal (04 March 11:55) |
| Journalist Mark Boal, 37, struck Oscar-nomination gold with his screenplay for The Hurt Locker; as one of the film's producers he's up for Best Picture too |
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The World According to Tom (04 March 10:55) |
| With his new miniseries The Pacific, Hanks tells the story of America's island war. How did this actor turned producer become our chronicler in chief? |
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Food Inc Director Robert Kenner (04 March 04:05) |
| In his Oscar-nominated film, Robert Kenner takes on the entire food industry to demonstrate how a handful of corporations often put profit ahead of consumer health, the livelihood of the Ame... |
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Oscar Best Actress Nominee Carey Mulligan on Education (03 March 11:35) |
| Carey Mulligan walked away with top honors at the British Academy Film Awards. Now all eyes are watching to see whether she can upset Meryl Streep by taking home the Best Actress Oscar |
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Oscar Week Best Actress Nominee Carey Mulligan (03 March 01:55) |
| The 24-year-old just walked away with best actress at the British Academy Film Awards. Now all eyes are watching whether Mulligan can upset Meryl Streep in taking home the best actress Oscar |
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Hipster Puppies Blog Pokes Fun at Humans with Cute Dogs (03 March 04:00) |
| For cute dogs who drink PBR, majored in philosophy and are interested in graphic design, the website Hipster Puppies awaits |
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Rachael Ray in Praise of Burgers and Our Culinary Tastes (02 March 01:50) |
| Every year Rachael Ray hosts a Burger Bash at the South Beach and New York Wine and Food Festivals. We caught up with Rachael at the event to ask her a few questions about hamburgers, Americ... |
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Shutter Island Beats Cop Out at Weekend Box Office (01 March 09:00) |
| At the weekend box office, Martin Scorsese's you-dunit Shutter Island claimed $22.2 million, easily besting the Bruce Willis-Tracy Morgan police-buddy comedy Cop Out |
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QA Joanna Newsom on her New Album Have One on Me (01 March 01:45) |
| The indie harpist talks to TIME about her new album, Have One on Me, and what happened when she lost her voice |
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Box Office Shutter Island Tops the Cops and the Crazies (01 March 03:15) |
| The box office had to fight off a continent-deep white-out: another walloping snow storm on the East Coast, a high-rated Winter Olympics and hockey fever in Canada |
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Kevin Smiths Cop Out Too Flabby to Fly (27 February 02:05) |
| If only Kevin Smith had made a movie about his airline travails instead of this rote buddy-cop movie with Bruce Willis and Tracy Morgan |
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Viral Sites Hipster Puppies Hipster Kittens (26 February 11:10) |
| For pets who drink PBR, majored in philosophy and are interested in graphic design |
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The Crazies Review Dont Drink the Water (26 February 02:10) |
| In this remake of the 1973 George Romero movie, something goes very, very wrong with a Midwestern town's water supply |
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Hipster Puppies Hipster Kittens (26 February 02:10) |
| For pets who drink PBR, majored in philosophy and are interested in graphic design |
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Sarah Palin Family Guy Joke Fued Outrage Smackdown (25 February 10:20) |
| Sarah Palin, a master of cultural outrage and personal offense, meets her match -- an animated character on Family Guy with Down syndrome |
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Family Guy Defeats Palin (25 February 02:30) |
| Politics' master of cultural outrage and personal offense meets her match -- a cartoon character |
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Shutter Island and Polanskis Ghost Writer Look Good (22 February 07:35) |
| Its opening was the biggest debut weekend for any Scorsese picture, and any DiCaprio picture -- yes, including Titanic |
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Big Love Shark-Jumping in Utah (22 February 04:50) |
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Box Office Weekend Shutter Island Opens Big (22 February 03:05) |
| Its opening was the biggest debut weekend for any Scorsese picture, and any DiCaprio picture -- yes, including Titanic |
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The Oath A Tale of Two Al-Qaeda Operatives (20 February 10:05) |
| At the Berlin Film Festival, American director Laura Poitras' new documentary about Osama bin Laden's former bodyguard is generating all the buzz |
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The Ghost Writer Polanski Escapes into His Cinema Nightmares (20 February 10:05) |
| The controversial filmmaker's latest recalls creepy political thrillers of the mid-'70s, back when the comfortable catharsis of a happy ending was not required |
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La Vie en Rose (18 February 11:05) |
| The work of Renoir's later years is a bit too scrumptious for modern taste. A new show insists we're missing the point |
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