‘Wonder Bread’ by Daniusia Trevino at Theater for the New City, NYC
So that one of his daughters could see the world, the father of Polish-born actress Danusia Trevino had to bribe a Polish airline ticket agent with a pig. Her story of coming to America, and coming into herself here, is 'Wonder Bread,' a solo show
The Ghost Writer Movie Review
Based on the novel The Ghost by British writer Robert Harris and filmed in Germany but filling in for the US, The Ghost Writer stars Ewan McGregor as just that, an aspiring scribe turned reluctant hack for hire.
Videocracy Film Review
Silvio Berlusconi is Italy's longest-serving Prime Minister. The key to the media mogul-turned-politician's enduring success is revealed by the fact that he owns all three of the country's private television networks.
Tell Them Anything You Want: A Portrait of Maurice Sendak DVD Review
While it's fairly well known that comedians can often be glum, depressed people in real life, rarely does one imagine children's book writers as anything but cheerful, kid-friendly souls.
How Paintings Can Show More Than We Can Take In
Two 15th Century paintings at New York City's Frick Collection suggest the way memory paints and repaints what we see, so that when we return to look at a painting-or anything or anyone-it is never the same experience.
