Martin Scorsese’s Strengths Seem Wasted in ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ The director appears to be so in love with his own work that he can't edit or delete a single scene. By Rex Reed
‘Lost’ and Found: Director James Gray on Adaptation of ‘The Lost City of Z’ When journalist David Grann settled into a New York screening room to take an advance peek at James Gray’s film adaptation of his 2009 book The Lost City of Z: A Tale of Deadly Obsession in the Amazon, he was gobsmacked. By Stephen Garrett
Peter Paul Biro, Art Authenticator, Expands His Defamation Lawsuit Far Beyond 'The New Yorker' [UPDATE] Peter Paul Biro, the art authenticator who slapped The New Yorker with a defamation suit after he was the subject By M.H. Miller
Our Critic’s Tip Sheet on Current Reading: Gone with the Wind Decoded; Flannery O’Connor’s Feathered Friends; and Amazonian Adventure By Adam Begley