Andrew O'Hehir (page 47)

Twitter: @andohehir

Andrew O'Hehir is executive editor of Salon, and has been a writer and editor at the pioneering online news site since 1997, including many years as a film and cultural critic. He was previously an editor at SPIN magazine and was editor of the award-winning SF Weekly in the mid-1990s. He has also written for the New York Times, the Washington Post, Nautilus, Sight and Sound, Elle China, the Times (U.K.) and other publications.

Viggo Mortensen on "Lord of the Rings" -- and playing an American at last Andrew O'Hehir

"Hellaware": Art-world hipsters vs. rural juggalos in a trippy indie odyssey Andrew O'Hehir

Obama, the slide back to Iraq and the power of the "Deep State" Andrew O'Hehir

Terry Gilliam: Hollywood is just “gray, frightened people” holding on for dear life Andrew O'Hehir

Nick Cave's dark, strange and sometimes hilarious odyssey Andrew O'Hehir

"This Is Where I Leave You": Terrific cast almost rescues turgid middlebrow crap Andrew O'Hehir

"The Guest": "Downton Abbey" heartthrob wreaks havoc on America Andrew O'Hehir

Football, violence and America's cultural divide Andrew O'Hehir

The "death of adulthood" is really just capitalism at work Andrew O'Hehir

"The Drop": A masterful Brooklyn thriller -- and James Gandolfini's terrific final role Andrew O'Hehir

"The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby": A mesmerizing marriage drama -- in three different versions Andrew O'Hehir

"The Skeleton Twins": Kristen Wiig and Bill Hader go dark in a potent sibling dramedy Andrew O'Hehir

From 9/11 to the ISIS videos: The darkness we conjured up Andrew O'Hehir

"God Help the Girl": An irresistible pop musical from Belle and Sebastian's Stuart Murdoch Andrew O'Hehir

"Last Days in Vietnam": Is the humiliation of 1975 about to be repeated? Andrew O'Hehir

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