Hoberman Film critic J. Hoberman will become the video columnist at The New York Times, the newspaper announced in a short item in yesterday's Arts & Leisure section.

Keith Moon Biopic Drums Up Support There's no script yet, but a long-mooted biopic of The Who's Keith Moon finally has traction. Myers, 50, is now too old, even though Moon had aged and thickened ...

VIDEO: Warhol, Basquiat Among Highlights at Sotheby's Contemporary Sale Fresh off a successful and market-reassuring $290 million Impressionist and Modern evening sale last week, Sotheby's is ...

"Pele," the biopic of the Brazilian soccer star generally regarded as the greatest player of all time, "is expected to wrap this month," according to Variety. Directed by the brothers Michael and ...

BAM Celebrates Czechoslovak Director Jan Nemec One of the key directors of the mid-'60s Czechoslovak New Wave, Jan Nemec (born 1936) is less well-known here than his colleagues Milos Forman and ...

Soccer Biopic Will Focus on Pele the Prodigy "Pele," the biopic of the Brazilian soccer star generally regarded as the greatest player of all time, "is expected to wrap this month," according to ...

VIDEO: Saoirse Ronan and Kevin MacDonald On "How I Live Now" LOS ANGELES - Meg Rosoff's 2004 young adult novel, "How I Live Now," is hardly the usual teen pabulum about falling in and out of love, ...

Miyazaki's "The Wind Rises": Beautifully Restrained and Wildly Problematic With one-week Oscar qualifying runs in New York and Los Angeles, anime master Hayao Miyazaki's "The Wind Rises" is ...

"Medora" and the Dissolution of Small Town America LOS ANGELES - In southern Indiana, where the game of basketball is sacrosanct, there is a town called Medora, home to the perennial underdog ...

Q&A: Documentarian Alex Gibney on "The Armstrong Lie" LOS ANGELES - After winning a record seven Tour de France titles, Lance Armstrong, cancer survivor and the greatest cyclist the sport has ever ...