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John Huston
Jack Huston Went 12 Rounds to Get His Boxing Movie Made
PRIZEFIGHTIt turns out that even if you’re the grandson of one of the most legendary filmmakers ever, you have to fight so hard to get your first film made that you need vocal surgery.
When Hollywood Enlisted in WWII
War EffortA three-part Netflix documentary follows five great directors who went to the front lines to film the conflict and shows how it changed them and how they in turn changed cinema.
When Jack and Angelica Were the King and Queen of Cool
RoyaltyImmortalized in a comically murderous love affair in 'Prizzi's Honor', Jack Nicholson and Anjelica Huston once epitomized our idea of Hollywood royalty.
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All Eyes on Anjelica Huston
WATCH MEAnjelica Huston on her new memoir, which details her turbulent romance with Jack Nicholson and the alleged violence by former boyfriend Ryan O’Neal.
WWII Lies of Hollywood's Greats
ActionFive great directors did their patriotic duty by staging propaganda films, but they presented them to the public as authentic documentaries.
Hollywood’s Happy Delusions
PARTYLloyd Grove takes in perfect buttocks, Coca-Cola sex shots, and other Oscar week fantasies.
Boardwalk's Scene-Stealer
Character Study<p>Jack Huston, the grandson of legendary director John Huston (and nephew to Anjelica and Danny Huston), is stealing nearly every scene of HBO’s <i>Boardwalk Empire</i>, where he plays disfigured sniper turned hitman Richard Harrow. Jace Lacob talks to Huston about this week’s episode, wearing the mask, and whether Richard still has a soul.</p>
Celebs and Food
Angelina's tried cockroaches, Paul Newman mixed his own salad dressings at the table, and Andy Warhol was a sugar addict. Kara Cutruzzula explores the new food book What the Great Ate.