Movies
Do People Still Care About Will Smith?
In a word, yes. More accurately—as outlined in a lengthy piece on the state of leading me in Hollywood on Grantland points out—people care enough […]
Weekend Roundup
Friday, March 30 Trevesura Presents Chequeate Mi Gente, a Latino LGBT party from GALAEI with free HIV testing (6 p.m.) at Three Elements. The Gayla […]
Comcast App Launches on Microsoft’s Xbox Live
Comcast is one of the newest partners to have an app featured on Microsoft’s Xbox Live. The app allows users to navigate the On Demand […]
Watch: First Bully Clips
Kelby is one of the young people featured in the anticipated documentary film Bully. Not only has Kelby faced harassment from students at school – […]
Tim and Eric Awesome Interview
Temple grads Tim and Eric (Heidecker and Wareheim) spoke with a Temple University student to discuss what they were like as Owl undergrads. Their Tim […]
Jennifer Lawrence Is Perfect as Katniss Everdeen
In September 2008, the month when Suzanne Collins’ The Hunger Games was first released, another young-adult series—featuring a certain milquetoast “heroine” and her sparkly vampire—still […]
IMAX Tickets Still Available for The Hunger Games
So, you want to watch teens fight to the death on TV on a movie screen tonight, but you didn’t camp out for tickets in […]
Hump Day Headlines
The Dutch Roman Catholic Church admits it castrated boys to “cure” homosexuality. Was this high school principal fired for being a lesbian? New Hampshire to […]
UArts Professor Designed The Hunger Games Logo
A professor of illustration at University of the Arts designed the mockingjay logo for The Hunger Games. Tim O’Brien has done a number of oil […]
HughE Dillon One-Shot: Eva Marie Saint at the Prince
Turner Classic Movies’ “Road to Hollywood” tour came to Philly last night and brought along legendary actress Eva Marie Saint (second from left) and TCM […]
What to Read, See and Do
Read It Tom of Finland: Life and Work of a Gay Hero (by F. Valentine Hooven III) This anthology takes a serious look at the […]
Nostalgia Doesn’t Help 21 Jump Street Remake
Here’s the sad truth: Many who go to see 21 Jump Street won’t have any clue that it’s actually based on a TV show. The […]
HBO’s Game Change Is Amusing, But Not Always Accurate
If I were Sarah Palin or John McCain, I’d hate HBO’s Game Change, too. It makes the 2008 Republican duo look like Dumb and Dumber. […]
Q&A: Documentary Filmmaker Don Argott
The Art of the Steal filmmaker, Don Argott, returns with Last Days Here, a doc about a has-been heavy-metal pioneer. Here, the director talks Sundance, […]
Ellen Talks Bullying
Ellen DeGeneres spoke up this week about a new documentary that takes a close look at school bullying. Bully not only talks to survivors of […]