Joe Pesci

Victoria Jackson, Tea Party Princess

Victoria Jackson went from the big leagues of comedy to the rabid right of modern politics.

The Spookiest Joint in San Antonio

Given that the Cowboys last season won a playoff game and buried their ghosts of Decembers past, I have a hunch where these spirits now live: The Menger Hotel. It may or may not actually be haunted, but man is it creepy. The Menger is just across the street from The Alamo, where since the 185 ... More >>

Dude Food: Joe's Pizza, Pasta & Subs

I was disappointed that I forgot to bring a camera--until I found this picture on Joe's web page the Web page for another Joe's pizza, pasta and subs joint in Arlington, VA. ​Joe's Pizza, Pasta & Subs4300 Matlock Road, ArlingtonDude Factor: 8, or Joe Pesci, on a scale of 1 (Joe Jonas) to 10 (J ... More >>

Straight Gangsta

See Goodfellas at the Inwood

Buckets of Fun

In T3's Popcorn, salty satire; D-FW critics pepper actors with awards

Fuzzy Thinking

DCT's James and the Giant Peach feeds Freudian fantasies; Immigrant goes bananas

Hitting the Right Chords

Good Java

Rug Rat

Vin Diesel wigs out as a mobster on trial

The Cutter

The woman behind Raging Bull

Sams' Club

Plus: Lethal Lord 2: Savior's Revenge; Hey Mr. DJ

Dud Can Dance

Robert Duvall's vanity project Assassination Tango wastes his time and ours

Disorganized Crime

Pocket Sandwich Theatre mixes fairy tales and mobsters and scores no hit, man

Down and Dirty

Chopper exploits its gory subject to paint a portrait of the criminal mind

A Sound Sleep

Despite some first-time flaws, Too Much Sleep is an entertaining and quirky debut

Jet set

Here's one Hong Kong hero who's ready to conquer

Goodfella

Playing a high-rolling mobster, Norm Berger was a convincing undercover agent for the IRS and FBI. Then the government accused him of pocketing some of the proceeds. As Norm would say, "Ya gonna love this one."

Night & Day

October 29 - November 4, 1998

Pulp o' the Irish

I Went Down travels a familiar path through some new geography

Dead Heads

In this lifeless comedy, the corpses have more charm than the actors

Events for the week

Paradise lost

With Casino, Scorsese brilliantly leads us down the primrose path to heaven--and hell--on earth