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Woody Allen

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Real Things That Happened in the First Episode of the Woody Allen Amazon Show

Woody Allen plays a vain, neurotic writer, who’s faced a career downturn and now has to contend with writing for television. His character concedes that, while television isn’t very prestigious, it might be financially lucrative.
By Dana Schwartz
Is arthouse Donald Trump the godfather of Twitter?

Twitter Turns the Presidential Candidates Into Arthouse Film Critics

One issue has divided presidential parody accounts more than any other: movies.
By John Bonazzo
Indie queen Parker Posey is leaving behind 30 Fifth Avenue.

Amid Celebrating ‘Cafe Society,’ Parker Posey Finds Buyer for Greenwich Village Pad

When Parker Posey wasn't out celebrating with Woody Allen, Blake Lively and Kristen Stewart, she found a buyer for her charming co-op
By Morgan Halberg
Blake Lively

Blake Lively, Kristen Stewart, Parker Posey Toast Woody Allen’s “Café Society”

By Zachary Weiss
Jesse Eisenberg and Kristen Stewart in Cafe Society.

‘Café Society’ Is a Blast From an Imagined Past

By Rex Reed
Adrien Brody.

What Dreams May Come: Actor and Artist Adrien Brody Goes Beyond the Wall of Sleep

By Vinnie Mancuso
Two of Hollywood's fiercest gatekeepers: publicists Leslee Dart and Simon Halls.

In Cannes and Los Angeles, Two Hollywood Old Guard Publicists Flex Their Muscles

By Oliver Jones
Woody Allen talks with Jesse Eisenberg as they arrive for the screening of the film "Cafe Society" during the opening ceremony of the 69th Cannes Film Festival.

Cannes Film Festival 2016: Donald Sutherland Is Freezing, as Woody Allen Gets Burned

By Stephen Garrett
Woody Allen.

Woody Allen’s Good and Bad Day in Cannes

By Roger Friedman
Pussy Riot. (Courtesy Pussy Riot Facebook page)

Taggers Hit Wynwood Art Fair, Philadelphia Is Bleeding Art Galleries, and More

By Guelda Voien
Larry Rivers' The Studio, 1956.

Larry Rivers Estate Now Represented by 101/ Exhibit in LA

By Guelda Voien
Emma Stone and Joaquin Phoenix in Irrational Man.

Woody Allen’s Waning Wisdom

By Rex Reed
L.A. Power 25

Observer’s LA Power 25

By Oliver Jones
Salma Hayek in Cannes. (<em>Photo: Getty Images</em>)

Salma Hayek on Eating a Giant Sea Monster Heart in ‘Tale of Tales’

By Stephen Garrett

Woody Allen Gets a Museum (In Europe, of Course)

By Alexandra Peers

Julianne Moore’s Long Red Carpet to the Oscars

By Thelma Adams
Woody Allen CREDIT: Emily Assiran/New York Observer

Woody Allen to Write and Direct His First Ever TV Show, Airing on Amazon

By Vinnie Mancuso
Woody Allen.

Woody Allen: American Master

By Roger Friedman
Colin Firth and Emma Stone in Magic in the Moonlight.

That Old Black Magic: Woody Allen’s 44th Film Is One of His Best

By Rex Reed
Emma Stone and Colin Firth in Magic in the Moonlight.

‘Magic in the Moonlight’ is the Most Woody Allen Film Ever (Video)

By Drew Grant
Woody Allen, left, and John Turturro in Fading Gigolo

Ménage à Deux: Woody Allen and John Turturro Team Up in ‘Fading Gigolo’

By Rex Reed
Brooks Ashmanskas and Heléne Yorke in <em>Bullets Over Broadway</em>.

The Return of the Jazz Age

By Rex Reed
The Woody Allen Test

The Woody Allen Test

By Samuel Ferri
NEW YORK, NY - DECEMBER 16: U.S. Actor-Director Woody Allen (L) speaks to reporters in New York, NY after a pre-trial hearing 15 December, 1992 on the custody fight between Allen and former girlfriend Mia Farrow. Farrow's lawyers are asking that Allen not be allowed to contact his adopted daughter Dylan and not seek custody when his wife dies. (Photo credit should read HAI DO/AFP/Getty Images)

J.D., Roman and Woody: Why ‘Great Men’ Get a Pass From Their Peers

By Nina Burleigh
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