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Her Kooky Destiny
As Morticia Addams, Bebe Neuwirth is hoping for a perfect fit.
Monsters, Inc.
Two films, Vincere and Greenberg, lay bare the emotional destruction of hideous men.
Whats It All About?
Michael Feinstein didnt stand a chance against Dame Edna. Stephen Sondheim doesnt do so well, either.
Lines, Please
If you cant move your face, can you still act with it?
Smaller Than Life
Looped gets glib laughs and kitsch value from Tallulah Bankheads outsize life, and not much more.
The Approval Matrix: Week of March 15, 2010
Our deliberately oversimplified guide to who falls where on our taste hierarchies.
The Believer and the Apostate
One member of Next Falls central same-sex couple is also a heavy-duty Christian. Can this marriage be saved?
Waterlogged
When the Rain Stops Falling is like getting caught in a spring shower: Its refreshing at first, but you end up soggy and dispirited.
Everything But the Robots
A Kuniyoshi retrospective reveals the roots of manga.
The Class of '10
After decades of putting up awful buildings, Columbia tries to break its streak.
Ryan McGinleys Fosse Dreams
Ryan McGinley wishes he could remake All That Jazz.
Vanessa Williams Is Sad About Ugly End for Betty
Thank God Im not singing Send in the Clowns, she says.
Outsider Artist
Shilpa Ray turns alienation into lusty, bluesy rock.
Are We Running Out of Talent?
Reality TVs new crisis.
Boundary Issues
David Shieldss new manifesto is a pain in the ars poetica.