Drew Barrymore

Bad to the Bone

Don't look to poor parenting or psychiatry to understand killers like Newtown's.

The 10 Best Rap Albums of 2012

10. The Idea of Beautiful, Rapsody The black mamba of super producer 9th Wonder's Jamla Records team reached a new pinnacle in her career, and in her evolution as an artist this year. Sprinkled with collaborations from Big Remo, BJ the Chicago Kid and Childish Gambino, Rapsody takes us on a journey ... More >>

Before His Improv Sets This Weekend, Prank Legend Tom Green Talks Cancer, New Projects And Why Owling is Complete Horseshit

Marleah Leslie and Associates​Tom Green is best known for livening up MTV with the weirdness of his Tom Green Show, tormenting his parents, strangers and, by having viewers request his "Lonely Swedish (The Bum Bum Song)" on the secretly-not-really-live Total Request Live, the network itself with p ... More >>

His Bum Is at the Improv

Girl With A Pearl Rollerskate

Desire Tops Temptation: They Actually Keep Score in the Lingerie Football League

Photos by Danny Fulgencio​Hundreds (no, really) cheered as tan, sleek women in bras and panties (no, really) sprang onto the moist 50-yard-long field. Fireworks lit up the field. The local media was out in full force; one man screamed from the stands, "Stop taking pictures of my sister!"What a bru ... More >>

WaterTower Theatre's Grey Gardens: Shades of Glamour Amid Stray Cats and Corn

In WaterTower's production of Grey Gardens, a rare ensemble of actors and singers pull off one of the great shows of the theater season.

Good Friday: Dallas Pride, Bishop Arts Peace Festival, RTB2, Dem Southernfolkz, Matthew Gray Delves..., Bavu Blakes, Crew 54, Spector 45, Monahans, Heart Eyes Open, Leonard Cohen Tribute and More

​After what has felt like weeks of rain and gloomy weather, partying outdoors is probably the last thing on most people's minds. But along with a full slate of indoor music offerings, this weekend offers several outdoor festivals, including a couple sure to bring out progressives. And there's good ... More >>

Drew Barrymore Whips It

All photos by Rachel Parker​Drew Barrymore was an hour late for our interview this morning to talk Whip It, and couldn't have been more apologetic; she got waylaid by "studio business," hence our stunningly in-depth 10-minute chat, ah well. But judging by a comment posted to our heads-up about Bar ... More >>

Drew Barrymore Would Love to Meet You Too

​So, you say you wanna meet Drew Barrymore -- have ever since E.T. or maybe since she gave Dave Letterman a birthday surprise? Well, this week you get your chance: She's doing a meet-and-greet at Urban Outfitters in Mockingbird Station on Wednesday. But, of course, it's first come, first served, s ... More >>

Picture Show: Bonnaroo Performances, Bonnaroo Crowd and Bonnaroo Celebrities! Oh My!

Mark C. AustinJustin Long and Drew Barrymore They may have been in attendance, but, no, Bonnaroo isn't just for the stars of He's Just Not That Into You. Bands played too, y'know. Laymen walked about as well.And we have empirical proof of all that, thanks to a trio of slideshows patched together by ... More >>

The Virgins

Tuesday, May 26, at The Loft

He's Just Not That Into You,

We feel the same about this movie

The Wedding Singer Stage Performance Falls Way Short of the Flick

Also: Bent holds up poorly over time

Meanwhile, Black Joe Lewis Is Out to Rock The Vote.

Film 2007: Missed Opportunities

Kick yourself for not seeing these 10 movies

The 'Fro'd One

Bob Shaye's New Line

Movie mogul taps into his inner child

Low Note

Hugh Grant and Drew Barrymore do not make sweet, sweet music

Idle Curiosity

Curious George is so timeless, you might wish it were more timely

Private Dicks

Downey and Kilmer make perfect detectives in Kiss Kiss Bang Bang

Bubble-icious

Plus: A Better Jukebox

For Love of the Game

The Farrelly brothers swing straight and hit the sweet spot

Adam 'n' Heave

50 First Dates is a patchy toss-off strictly for Sandler fans

Fallen Angels

Charlie's high-flying heroines kick ass, but not the sequel syndrome

Mind Games

George Clooney impressively toys with the twisted delusions of a game-show producer

American Beauty

Jimmy Eat World should have broken up two years ago. But they're just getting started.

What's Up, Donnie?

A boy can't deal with real people, so instead he befriends a giant, grotesque rabbit

Stuck in Neutral

Barrymore goes Riding in Cars, but the destination is a dead-end

My Day of the Locust

How a book I wrote got turned into a movie, and why I ain't rich

Skip It

Why the best teen movie of the year, based on a beloved novel, won't be in theaters

Green Thumbs

Tom Green's directorial debut is occasionally hilarious but sloppily executed

Farrah to Poor

With clipped wings, Charlie's Angels fly way too low to the ground

Opposite of good

Fox tries to reheat a summer series

The sick sense

What's truly frightening about Scary Movie is that parts of it are actually funny

Crash of the Titan

Disney-esque characters and anime stylings don't mix, but at least the battles are cool

Green light

Human Traffic is the rave movie that Doug Liman's Go should have been

Life swapping

In Me Myself I, Rachel Griffiths gives us a cuddly dingbat's search for self

Quick, draw

After years of talking and hoping, DNA Productions finally inks a big-time deal

The New School

Everything I need to know about the modern American teen I learned by going to the movies

Hole in fun!

You can talk to the guitarist when the singer ain't around

True Drew, plus an uneasy Go

Barrymore is all winsome charm in Never Been Kissed

Eight is enough

Hollywood mainstream in the slipstream: hits, misses, remakes, and blasts from the past

Start making sense

A stylistic mess, Home Fries hops out of the pan and into the fire

Second time as farce

Scream 2 is as good a follow-up as one can imagine, given the difficulties of sequels

Woody's melancholy baby

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

Murder by schtick

Wes Craven's Scream is bloody hilarious

Saturday hangover

The Toadies, the Daisy, and the Rev join tribute to Cartoons' Greatest Hits

Lone Star Rising

How obscure Texas actor Matthew McConaughey won the lead in Grisham's next big Hollywood thriller, A Time to Kill

Fashion plate

Trivial and proud of it, Clueless is an improbably entertaining time-waster