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Elmore Leonard Under the Boardwalk
On the prowl with Elmore Leonard as he explores the dark corners of Atlantic City for the first of his many best-sellers.
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Would You Be Mine? Could You Be Mine?
A brilliant new documentary helps us appreciate the indomitable will and essential goodness of Mr. Rogers.
The Life of the Most Powerful Woman in New York
How New York Post publisher Dorothy Schiff thrived in a man’s world and became a major power broker.
The Detective
The mysterious and irresistible work of Belgium’s understated surrealist master.
KORR
Hollywood goes on location in Africa.
Annie’s Second Childhood
Starring Mike Nichols, Amy Carter, a doomed dog, an impeached President, a right-winged cartoonist, Columbia Records, 200 seething stage mothers, and four little girls from Philadelphia. How “Annie” became a smash hit.
Hollywood’s Second Coming
By the 1970s, the star system was gone, the back lots were supermarkets, the studio czars dead or wished they were—so why was everybody smiling? An inside look at the New Hollywood.
The Risible Fantasies of Gilbert Gottfried
The comic’s comic on the brink of stardom.
David Letterman, the Vice-President of Comedy
A couple of months before the debut of Late Night with David Letterman, the comic was working a tiny club in Malibu and NBC was paying him a million dollars a year not to be on TV. Here is is on the brink of stardom.
Donald Fagen Revisits an Era of Innocence
In his first solo effort, Steely Dan frontman Donald Fagen seeks a new frontier by turning to the past.
Sellavision
Better Living Through Television or how the Home Shopping Network conquered America.
The Black Stallion
At its best, The Black Stallion manages one of the most difficult artistic feats—it rediscovers reality, finding a world apart within our world.
The Summer in the City Game
Hoops in the summer.