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A 2026 Vulture interview with musician Todd Rundgren vs. a 1988 Paris Review interview with author Marguerite Yourcenar.
Picking sides and names in the willows.
Voicemails from Isabelle is highly watchable and could’ve played in theaters, which isn’t something that could be said of a lot of Netflix originals.
County Highway will discover Ree Drummond, but meanwhile an excellent essay on the Yankees and a Bob Dylan pre-obit.
Thinking about witches in the doghouse.
A history of churches, old movies, books, and experimental theater.
Highlights and disappointments from this year's New York Film Festival.
The evolution of Lang's obsessions and preoccupations through his career in Germany and Hollywood.
The good guys aren’t.
You, too, can believe in miracles. Philip Galanes is aces at The New York Times. What year is it (#650)?
A stranger encounter on the side of the road with a friend named Blanquette.
Heart of the Beast isn't exactly innovative, but it achieves exactly what it sets out to do.
Do men in the film The Bat (1959) carry symbolic rabies?
Nothing really happens in their videos, but that's part of their appeal.
Unexpected things are bound to happen abroad and at home once military conflict begins.
Daybreak, panic, twisted sheets.
Gearing up for the campaign trail in Wyckoff, NJ.
January 14 at 2:25 a.m., Bogart took his final breath.
For $50,000 we can make it happen.
Hatchet jobs have to be backed up by the truth.
Fall gatherings at Raoul’s, The Feast and New York Press parties.
“Save the world” via charity has morphed into “save the world” from AI.
“Everything has to change, Pamela.”
In his new memoir, the Black Flag frontman writes about the school that shaped him.
Bill Maher talks to Bijou Phillips, Sally Taylor, Leah Wood, and Kimberly Stewart.
An excellent and slightly psychedelic take on Alex North's theme for the 1966 film.
The former Congressman talks The Devil Wears Prada, lying, and the future of our country.
The silent film legend details why she can't stand Lenny Bruce in this October 29, 1971 interview.
A feature length archival tape collage documentary about The Smashing Pumpkins by Nicky Otis Smith.
The late film producer talks about The Kid Stays in the Picture and more in this July 24, 2002 interview.
The full unedited tape from the intimate July 3, 1975 performance where Dylan debuted "Abandoned Love."
Don Goodman's 1966 UCLA student film.
The late filmmaker talks about the arduous production of his 1978 masterpiece in this April 16, 2007 interview.
The singer-songwriter performs "Save Me" on The Tonight Show in this early 2000 performance.
The living legend talks about peers of The Beatles and more in this rare interview.