Subject: Cormac McCarthy

• New Twang

  June 12, 1997

• Billy's Blues

  Singer/songwriter Billy Sedlmayr has spent half his life battling the law and his own dope demons

  November 12, 1998

• Counter-Strike

  Steel yourself for 2008 with a look back at the year's best scripts

  January 3, 2008

• Blindness Adaptation Nails the Bleak Before Succumbing to the Sap

  October 2, 2008

• Strangers on a Train

  Cormac McCarthy play is Black, White, and shades of gray

  November 27, 2008

• Badlands

  November 8, 2007

• On Your Markers

  Glossy format

  October 11, 2007

• Greetings From Toronto . . .

  Where old masters, drunk teenagers, and Asia Argento make the fest's first week a blast

  September 6, 2007

• 349 Movies To Go

  Sacré merde! The onslaught that is Toronto Fest

  September 6, 2007

• Cannes 2007: The Joy in the Bubble

  How many of these movies will you actually get to see?

  May 31, 2007

• It's Hell Out There

  War on zombies, war on terror, what’s the diff?

  May 10, 2007

• Royal Screw-Ups

  The Royal Tenenbaums is like its characters: flawed genius

  December 20, 2001

• Feel His Pain

  Billy Bob has a simple plan: to sing about life and lovin' his wife

  September 13, 2001

• Mexican Jumping Scenes

  All the Pretty Horses is pretty, has horses, and that's about all

  December 21, 2000

• Lucero Live: Why Country Music Needs Some Punk Blood

  I love discussing music with our new Music Editor, Martin. More often than not we basically agree on most things. But I could not disagree more with his review of the Lucero show last night at the Rhythm Room. The first of my complaints is when talking about how the crowd was reacting (or the fact that they were reacting) Martin seems to suggest that the crowed should not get as crazy as they did last night to anything with a peddle steel in it because "Those are the rules."  First, I highl

  May 13, 2009

• Nick Cave's Creative Roll Continues with New Novel and Double Album of Soundtrack Work

  nickcaveandthebadseeds.comMulti-media master. In addition to his musical work with The Bad Seeds, Grinderman and The Birthday Party, Nick Cave has penned screenplays, scored films and just released his second novel.​ Things getting better with age is an age-old cliché that rarely holds true for anything beyond the obvious "fine wine" analogy, but we can safely add "Nick Cave's career" to that short list. Now on the far side of a half-century of life, the last few years have been remarka

  October 13, 2009