"The truth is unspeakable," says real-life American sniper who wants nothing to do with a dangerous propaganda film

The actor spoke to Salon about his latest film, the goofy comedy "Lady of the Manor" and how he chooses his roles

Yesterday's episode featured an epic 7-minute tracking shot, part of a long line of spot-on pop culture parodies

"We're back," Reeves writes in the caption for the clip of him as Eastwood, gunning down "Mexican bandits"

Salon's TV picks for Tuesday, Aug. 1, 2000

Join my mom and her friends at the retirement home as they debate salad dressing, Clint Eastwood and the '70s

Jon Stewart's anchor hopes dashed? Plus: Eastwood, "Incredibles" rack up awards and Jackson discusses his "nightmare."

They're beautiful. They're classics. They're essential cinema. They're racist.

Salon's TV picks for Wednesday, July 7, 1999

The director's sports drama stars Morgan Freeman as Nelson Mandela and Matt Damon as the world's oldest teenager

Uncle Walter talks about liberals, Chris Rock talks about being a dad, and Whitney Houston yells at the cops. Plus: MTV is missing a "virgin."

Hobbitses and half-naked starlets dominate the proceedings at Hollywoods classiest affair, the Golden Globes. A color commentary.

Even Emma Stone and Colin Firth can't rescue a feeble, icky 1920s rom-com apparently written by an alien

The cast is reason enough to watch, even if the comedy from the "Love, Simon" scribes plays it too safe

Salon spoke to Christophe Paou about his Cannes film & playing a smug Secretary of Finance who is being blackmailed