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May 11, 2011
National Public Radio: John Williams's Butcher's Crossing a book to take to a fistfight
John WilliamsPosthumous vindication has its drawbacks, to be sure. But the novels of John Williams, who died in 1994, are drawing more acclaim and readers now than the irascible University of Denver professor ever imagined he'd have. The latest laurel to come his way? A piece last week on Na ... More >>
Culture
April 14, 2011
The Arvada Center's Cabaret is highly entertaining, if a little mild
John WilliamsPosthumous vindication has its drawbacks, to be sure. But the novels of John Williams, who died in 1994, are drawing more acclaim and readers now than the irascible University of Denver professor ever imagined he'd have. The latest laurel to come his way? A piece last week on Na ... More >>
News
November 4, 2010
Sixteen years after his death, not-so-famous novelist John Williams is finding his audience
John WilliamsPosthumous vindication has its drawbacks, to be sure. But the novels of John Williams, who died in 1994, are drawing more acclaim and readers now than the irascible University of Denver professor ever imagined he'd have. The latest laurel to come his way? A piece last week on Na ... More >>
Film
June 11, 2009
Away We Go
John WilliamsPosthumous vindication has its drawbacks, to be sure. But the novels of John Williams, who died in 1994, are drawing more acclaim and readers now than the irascible University of Denver professor ever imagined he'd have. The latest laurel to come his way? A piece last week on Na ... More >>
Film
June 4, 2009
Summer Film Preview
John WilliamsPosthumous vindication has its drawbacks, to be sure. But the novels of John Williams, who died in 1994, are drawing more acclaim and readers now than the irascible University of Denver professor ever imagined he'd have. The latest laurel to come his way? A piece last week on Na ... More >>
Film
January 1, 2009
Revolutionary Road
John WilliamsPosthumous vindication has its drawbacks, to be sure. But the novels of John Williams, who died in 1994, are drawing more acclaim and readers now than the irascible University of Denver professor ever imagined he'd have. The latest laurel to come his way? A piece last week on Na ... More >>
Blogs
March 24, 2008
Reel Life
John WilliamsPosthumous vindication has its drawbacks, to be sure. But the novels of John Williams, who died in 1994, are drawing more acclaim and readers now than the irascible University of Denver professor ever imagined he'd have. The latest laurel to come his way? A piece last week on Na ... More >>
Film
March 29, 2007
The Lookout
Joseph Gordon-Levitt awes again in this character-driven theft thriller.
Film
December 29, 2005
The Year in Film
From dirty jokes and soldiers to penguins and gays, we made our preferences known.
Film
November 3, 2005
Killing Time
In the profound Jarhead, a soldier can be his own worst enemy.
Culture
March 25, 2004
No More Wussies
Or, why Tom Hanks isn't Steve Guttenberg
Film
March 13, 2003
The Winter of Our Discontent
Rose Troche uses the Altman method to reveal more suburban discomfort.
Film
August 29, 2002
Ultra-Violence
Gangster No. 1 paints a bloody good picture of a soulless British thug.
Film
July 11, 2002
Sullivan's Travels
Things are not always as they seem on the complex Road to Perdition.
News
March 28, 2002
A Sport for Good Sports
The stately game of cricket is winning young converts.
Culture
February 14, 2002
Come to This Cabaret
A savagely demented emcee overcomes false notes to conjure the proper nightclub despair.
Culture
June 21, 2001
Cumming Up
Is he a writer, director, actor or...sex symbol? Um, yes--and more
Film
December 30, 1999
Reeling in the Year
From South Park to Pokémon, 1999 was almost an American beauty.
Film
September 23, 1999
The Way We Live Now
American Beauty takes a daring look at the suburban underbelly.

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