Monthly Wallpaper - April 2011: Elizabeth Taylor

Legendary star of the silver screen, Academy Award-winning actress, tireless humanitarian and the most glamorous woman in the world. For the...

Toon Talk: Let Down Your Hair

Sometimes a story needs to be heard more than once in order to be fully appreciated. Such is the case for me with Tangled , the recent box ...

Reel Thoughts Interview: Tailor-Made Role

Imagine falling in love with someone you know your parents won’t accept. Imagine wanting to marry that person even though tradition and reli...

Reel Thoughts Interview: Broadway's Most Requested

Ask someone what their favorite Betty Buckley performance is and you are likely to get a varied list of highlights from Broadway, movies an...

Reverend’s Reviews: 1970’s Live Again in Potiche

A comedic exploration of sexual politics in France, circa 1977, Potiche is the latest work by acclaimed writer-director François Ozon . Int...

Reverend's Interview: The Governess & the Ghosts

Henry James' 1898 novella The Turn of the Screw has been giving people the creeps for well over a hundred years. A tale of ghosts, re...

Reverend's Reviews: Romance Blossoms in New DVDs

It's Spring, time for rebirth and potential new love! As two new, gay-oriented home video releases make clear, nothing says "roman...

Reel Thoughts: Hoodwinked

Remember when Catherine Hardwicke was a hot, edgy director with promise? Uh, yeah, me neither. The Sundance sensation Thirteen came out way...

Reverend’s Interview & Review: Elektra Luxx

It’s not often that I get to sit down at a round table for an intimate chat (well, as intimate as it can be with five other journalists pres...

Toon Talk: In the Name of the Father

Fans of the works of the legendary Japanese animation master Hayao Miyazaki know what to expect when they watch one of his films. The centr...

Reverend's Reviews: Naked Love

As co-host Anne Hathaway mused during last week's Oscars telecast, "You know, it used to be that if you got naked, you got a nomin...