‘Liza’ Shows More Than Anything You’ll Ever See Anywhere Else At its heart, the documentary is a celebration of resilience, reinvention and the kind of unfiltered honesty that only Liza herself can deliver. By Rex Reed
Bradley Cooper’s ‘Maestro’ Is a Masterpiece When the elements combine, you get a film as welcome and rare as a perfect Christmas morning. By Rex Reed
‘Hangmen’ Star Tracie Bennett on Doing Dark Comedy With the Master, Martin McDonagh Tracy Bennett turns to dark comedy in Martin McDonagh's' 'Hangmen,' a far cry from her Tony-nominated last outing on Broadway playing Judy Garland in 'End of the Rainbow.' By Joe Dziemianowicz
Tammy Blanchard Always Aspired to Take on the Challenge of Audrey in ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ By Joe Dziemianowicz
A Tribute In Tempo: Kilgore Jazzes Up Feinstein’s With Tasteful Turn On Judy Garland Stylings By Rex Reed
The X-Factor That Is Jackman Brings Mutantlike Powers to the Otherwise Mediocre Form of the One-Man Show By Rex Reed