Al Pacino

Aw, Nuts

Stand Up Guys is a Blow to Al Pacino's Legacy

Your Little Friend Is Back

Eight Heavy Metal Costumes for Halloween

So you want to be a rock star, but you haven't been able to convince your partner to let you strip off the Polo long enough to slip into coolness. Thankfully, Halloween is just around the corner. It's the perfect time of year to lose the tie and slip on the dog collar. See also: - The 10 best Hal ... More >>

On Its Centennial, Paramount Pictures Celebrates Its Peak: The 1970s

John Leguizamo: Shape-Shifting Ghetto Klown

Chef Sergi Arola Demonstrates the Artistry of Spanish Fine Dining

Photos by Lauren Drewes DanielsChef Sergi Arola visits Central Market.​Madrid was a little lighter this past weekend and Dallas a little fuller as chef Sergi Arola of Spain traveled here to dispense his passion for food, music, Harley Davidsons and life in general. Through Central Market's Pas ... More >>

Moby-Dick tops our list of 2010's best on DFW stages

Say Hello

Good Godfather! Al Pacino's Bringing a Greatest-Hits One-Man Show to AT&TPAC in November.

​Maria May at the AT&T Performing Arts Center just sent over a release announcing the 2010-'11 seasons of the Brinker International Forum, TITAS and JAZZ ROOTS -- quite the trifecta, especially when you look at the roster for the Brinker International Forum. The whole kit, along with the atten ... More >>

Dogs Gone Wild

Why is Tony Montana such a li'l friend to Mexicans?

Review: Kitchen Dog Theater Puts on a Lean, Mean Richard III

Also: With Snake Eyes, Second Thought rattles the emotions.

To Be Frank

Caliendo does everyone at the Majestic

...and Thank You for Tony Romo

'Tis the season to thank those who helped stuff our stockings with Tony Romo

He's a Gass

Stern regular visits Addison

Maybe Too Hard

The House Always Wins

Ocean's Thirteen is a washed-up threequel. How much you wanna bet Hollywood makes a bundle?

Good Clean Smut

Coke Dreams

In Scarface, slinging yayo is the name of the game

Artful Greetings

The Great Cash-In

Swindled Art

Goy Gevalt

In Her Shoes is pretty but useless, a Prada with a broken heel

Pet Fete

Portrait of the Art Cafe

Kathleen's Plano location is no work of art

Searching for Shylock

Pacino plays Shakespeare's most contentious character in a stirring Merchant of Venice

Architectures of Truth

Pierre Huyghe's videos finger the fault line between fact and media spectacle

Kingdoms Come

French artist Pierre Huyghe documents the gaps between fact andfiction

Face to Face

Say 'ello to the Bad Guy

Hamlet Maneuver

Local stages choked with Shakespeare; critics honor the year's best theater work

Twisted Logic

The Recruit is full of surprises--too many, in fact

Not Our Thing

There's drama at Café Nostra, but it's not on the menu

Ones and Zeros

Simone isn't a real actress, but Simone isn't a real movie

Memental

A sleep-deprived Al Pacino tangles with a psycho Robin Williams in Insomnia

...And Jewison for all

Heat of the Night and Hurricane director needs a balance

The Cider House Rules rules

Pardon...Mumford?

Out of bounds

Stone fumbles the rock in Any Given Sunday

The men who did too little

Michael Mann's The Insider proves real life trumps fictional suspense every time

Blue in the face

Hugh Grant plays at being a goombah, and it's an offer you can refuse

Cattle call

The wild--and mild--bunch

Warner Bros. celebrates its 75th birthday with a weeklong best-of fest

Bad medicine

Critical Care tries to do for medicine what Network did for TV, and fails

Sucked back in

Twenty-five years later, The Godfather's deal is still too good to refuse

Pacino and Lefty

In Donnie Brasco, Al finds the heart within the Mafia's dark soul

Aurora Bore ya silly

The Evening Star can't-- and doesn't--succeed on its own Terms

Avon calling

Romeo & Juliet and Looking for Richard leave audiences Bard silly

Fighting City Hall

Al Pacino's latest star vehicle flirts with greatness, then succumbs to triteness

Loose ends

Unfocused but compelling, Heat is an ambitious modern detective story