Diane Keaton

A Night With Lady Day

Mood indigo

Diane Keaton's Unstrung Heroes is a sad, silky meditation on death

Attack of the harpies

Girls Town and The First Wives Club celebrate female vengeance

The dark half

That Thing You Do and The Long Kiss Goodnight cast ugly shadows

'96 rewound

Good, but not that good

It's a wonderful life

Marvin's Room makes suffering bearable, while Ghosts is just insufferable

Woody's melancholy baby

Everyone Says I Love You offers a New York where everyone sings show tunes

Sucked back in

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

A couple of clowns

In Box of Moonlight, John Turturro finds himself...in a mediocre movie

Like father, like son

The Only Thrill proves you can grow old gracefully

A horse is a course

in Belgium, anyway. But some West-Coast horse lovers have Texas' meat men--the guys who supply the little-known equine slaughter industry--on the run.

Unreal world

Garry Marshall's cloying vision clouds The Other Sister

Mavericks Don't Need Jason Kidd

No joke, the Mavericks should pass on a major trade and allow this nucleus one more shot

Twisted Sisters

See a Southern classic in Garland

Katherine Heigl is a Diane Keaton Starter Kit

Keaton's girl power (Mad Money) trumps Heigl's bridesmaid fashion (27 Dresses)

Old Song and Dance

Woody Allen's latest feels uncomfortably familiar

To Tie-Dye For

Jupiter aligns with Mars and Hair returns in all its flaxen, waxen glory

After Sunrise

The long walk over, Julie Delpy explores what comes next (i.e., the hard part)

Family Drama

The long walk over, Julie Delpy explores what comes next (i.e., the hard part)

Busted Keaton

Hanging Up is the best advice one can offer about this self-absorbed film

Everywhere Daddy, Daddy

Grow it and show it at the TRAC

Woman's Glib

The awful truth about Nancy Meyers

Took a Shot

The awful truth about Nancy Meyers

Oh, Joy

The Family Stone is hard to like, harder still to hate

Victor, Mature

Middle-aged Diane Keaton wins Jack Nicholson away from the young 'uns in Something's Gotta Give

Grumpy Old Men

Lions tames Duvall and Caine with feel-good cornpone

Ol' Dirty Bastard

Hollywood Ending shows Woody Allen in obvious decline--and delusion?

All Grown Up

At 32, the USA Film Festival proves it can still play ball

Sam and Larry

The Winedale Tavern has an eclectic clientele. And at least one impostor.

Joys in the 'hood

Judy Berlin gently underscores the humanity of the Long Island suburbs

SMU's Tate Lecture Series Gets Its Buzz On

The sorrow and the pity: Diane Keaton's May 2010 SMU appearance is, alas, already sold out.I was just on the SMU Web site and noticed that yesterday, the university announced the complete roster for the 2009-10 Willis M. Tate Distinguished Lecture Series, which tends to sell out fast -- as evidenced ... More >>

Cinema of the City

The sorrow and the pity: Diane Keaton's May 2010 SMU appearance is, alas, already sold out.I was just on the SMU Web site and noticed that yesterday, the university announced the complete roster for the 2009-10 Willis M. Tate Distinguished Lecture Series, which tends to sell out fast -- as evidenced ... More >>

Turns Out, There's Still a Chance You Can See Conan O'Brien at SMU. For Free!

​Good Lord. Was it only last week that Conan O'Brien announced he was coming to McFarlin Memorial Auditorium on May 13? Feels like four years ago. Anyway. Didn't take long for the 2,386-seat venue to sell out -- a few hours, tops. Which doesn't mean you can't catch Coco at SMU. (And, no, I'm not r ... More >>

Morning Glory: Married to the Job.

​Good Lord. Was it only last week that Conan O'Brien announced he was coming to McFarlin Memorial Auditorium on May 13? Feels like four years ago. Anyway. Didn't take long for the 2,386-seat venue to sell out -- a few hours, tops. Which doesn't mean you can't catch Coco at SMU. (And, no, I'm not r ... More >>