Hunter S. Thompson “Kingdom of Fear: Loathsome Secrets of a Star-Crossed Child in the Final Days of the American Century” For the ever-reclusive gonzo scribe Hunter Thompson, “Kingdom of Fear” is his most intimate work. Read more...

Order is the last word most people would associate with abstract art. But for the late abstract painter, Alfred Jensen, the rationality of math and science was what defined art. Read more...

From his nightly bar-hopping with friends to his highly publicized escapades around town, Colin Farrell has developed a reputation for himself as becoming one of the new up and coming bad boys of Hollywood. Read more...

Hollywood wants YOU to do your part ““ and no, it has nothing to do with casting your vote in FOX’s overly-hyped battle to crown the next American idol. Read more...

In the 1930s, the 20th Century Limited could make it nonstop from Chicago to New York in 16 hours. Unfortunately, the screwball comedy on this legendary locomotive seemed just as long. Read more...

In her acceptance speech at the Golden Globe Awards, Nicole Kidman questioned why there aren’t more female roles in movies. “To the writers, please keep writing for us because we’re very interesting,” Kidman said. Read more...

On July 1, 1997, in New York City’s Central Park, renowned sculptor Robert Graham unveiled his latest work for public viewing. This was no minor event. Read more...