Reviewing David Mamet's new film, "Henry Johnson," the Village Voice notes that he pushes his deadly serious film to the ...

The Village Voice review of Andrew DeYoung’s "Friendship" notes that you will begin laughing and end contemplating the meaning of it all.

LA Weekly and the Village Voice feature an interview with the former monk and dedicated Krishna, Jay Shetty, about life choices.

A Village Voice essay looks at Mario Puzo's first novel, "The Dark Arena" (1955), which gazes unflinchingly into the abyss of the Holocaust.

The Village Voice review of the update — rather than remake — of "Bonjour Tristesse" notes the new version's swap of style for emotion.

The Village Voice review of "Thunderbolts*" finds it an entertaining, occasionally funny entry that brings Phase Five of the MCU to a close.

The Village Voice reports that the new musical, "Just in Time," captures the verve of Bobby Darin's singing and the pain of the music biz.

The Village Voice covers concerts by those Seattle sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson and opener Lucinda Williams at Radio City.

In a Village Voice "Best Gig I Ever Saw" post Dave Feldman of NYC punk-glam-rockers WYLDLIFE recalls seeing Hives at Webster Hall.