Nathan Burstein

The Art of the Hollywood Resurrection

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Hollywood, in the last five years, has invented a new form of entertainment. Aside from a few lucky actors and

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The Girl Next Door Directed by Luke Greenfield 20th Century Fox There is something slightly disconcerting about The Girl

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It didn’t take long for me to realize there was something unusual—compulsive, even—about my TV viewing habits over spring break.

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In his 25 years as the Iraqi dictator, Saddam Hussein, a Sunni Muslim, consistently demonstrated support for violence against his

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Perhaps my film-going companion summed it up best when, on his way out of The Last Samurai, he remarked that

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In Elephant, director Gus Van Sant depicts what most Americans only imagined in the days after the Columbine High School

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Just think of it. Exactly 100 years ago, back when F.D.R. was just a 21-year-old Harvard senior and the Red

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the year is 1995. Vanilla Ice is nothing more than a pop culture joke, Tupac Shakur and the Notorious B.I.G.

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Ann Coulter is an expert on slander. Slander, after all, was the title of her second book, in which she

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In yet another display of the unfortunate double standard plaguing the current debate on the Middle East, former U.N. Human