A DVD review of 1970s jiggle-cop show "Police Woman" turns into a discourse on televised feminism.

James Toback's cult classic "Fingers" is like the screen treatment of a comic book written and illustrated by the Freud boys -- Sigmund and Lucian.

Film recuts can destroy a classic or salvage a lost gem: Here's your guide to the successes -- and disasters

Contentville's pseudonymous book-party columnist gives the inside dish on book parties for Edmund White's "Loss Within Loss," Amitav Ghosh's "The Glass Palace," Danny Moynihan's "Boogie-Woogie," and a reading by Emmanuel Carrhre, author of the French best-seller "The Adversary."

Our man snaps imaginary photographs at Belle & Sebastian's Bowlie Weekender music festival.

Sometimes music that's supposedly joyous is decidedly not. These holiday downers will bring out the Grinch in you

David Simon's porn industry drama returns to 1985, and the Brady kids rehab the place we called their home

Moby draws a bold line straight from the Mississippi Delta to the South Bronx, connecting the dots of black music in a search for the roots of his electronic craft.

From bizarre distant gas giants to the intricate bands of Jupiter, this is what the Webb telescope has been up to

In the last few years, film previews have become viral sensations -- and increasingly sophisticated works of art

Twin sisters undergo a painful and sensual coming-of-age in "ripe."

"Let me stand next to your fire" and other joyful idiocies prop up two CDs' worth of Woodstock 99 live cuts.

The chilling finale is only the beginning -- and I'm not the only one about to watch the season all over again

Has the R&B star's behavior clouded the way we understand his music?