Wesley Snipes

Ten Movie Moments That Were Made By The Music

Last week saw the limited release of Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master, and the director is currently receiving the type of media love reserved for those who rarely misstep and whose work is hailed as classic the moment it's released. What's always interested me about Anderson is his ability to perf ... More >>

Tom Leppert and the Young Republicans Solve the World's Problems

If you happened to stumble upstairs at the Londoner last night, you might have wondered just what the hell was going on. Why were so many of these men wearing suits to the bar? Is that a sweater vest in the corner? Everyone's throwing the word "santorum" around with such enthusiasm -- have we stumbl ... More >>

Listomania: Nine Songs That May or May Not Be About Paying Your Taxes

​As part of their ongoing strategy to make April the most hated month of the year, the U.S. government requires that you turn in your taxes on Monday. Yes, that's right: It's the time of year again where you have to strain your eyes and flip through your receipts, desperately hoping to find possib ... More >>

Brooklyn's Finest

Pacman Jones: Yay or Nay?

If you missed Pacman Jones on CBS' NFL pre-game Saturday afternoon, here are the highlights lowlights: *His hair was in a sorta mohawk, stolen from Wesley Snipes' Blade, and he was wearing a cheesy, white sports jacket, a la Don Johnson in Miami frigging' Vice. *He used "man" as some of p ... More >>

Through the Night

Kristofferson helps Bass Hall make it

Universal Song

This love isn’t just black and white

Dorkula

Blade confronts the ultimate vampire, and geeks everywhere rejoice

Miss Firecracker

Alfre Woodard takes a seat at the Feast

Kick Ace

Billy Cundiff's performance was great. So why do I hate him?

Wrong Number

Colin Farrell's stuck in a Phone Booth. Shoot, already.

Roller Blade

So long as it keeps moving, Blade II entertains

Damned Amusing

Anne Rice's cheesy vampire queen doesn't suck

Demolition Man

Wesley Snipes kicks his way through the flashy, messy Art of War

Win, lose, or draw

Or: How do you bring a comic book to life without killing a superhero?

Southern cross

Maya Angelou extends her domain by taking on film with Down in the Delta

Chan's still the man

Jackie's latest trots out some familiar moves while avoiding traffic problems

Blood sucker

This vampire killer, despite its pedigree, never comes to life

Fantastic voyage

Spike Lee's Get on the Bus takes us to amazing places

Who killed April Dabney?

Parents of retarded adults blame city's failure to heed plea for sidewalks

Valley of the dolls

To Wong Foo, Thanks For Everything, Julie Newmar is a plastic pleasure

Shooting blanks

Melvin and Mario Van Peebles' Festival-capping historical drama Panther is a muddled mess