Steve Buscemi

May 31, 2007 -- IT S Park City without the slush - or TriBeCa with better movies and better prices - as the Sundance Institute brings its second annual satellite festival to the Brooklyn Academy of Music this week...

on Jun 22 2007, 12:09:02 PM writes: There is a difference between roles written to be a certain race and roles well established as a certain race...

If you can suspend all disbelief — if you can accept the idea that a glamorous starlet would invite a pompous reporter into her home, get drunk with him, do coke in front of him and eventually make out with him — then maybe you can allow yourself to surr...

I was introduced to him via the movie , based on his comic book (sorry, ) of the same name. The movie is simply wonderful. A sublime tale of adolescence and eccentricity and love and friendship and all that good stuff, but with a deliciously dark edge...

Combining elements of both rock and folk music, along with disturbingly personal sentiments and a voice that is able to channel both the falsetto highs of Neil Young and the wavering raspy low tones of Leonard Cohen, Toronto's Hayden Desser has spent mos...

"While on the screen, Steve Buscemi has garnered a career playing often wildly gregarious, often oddball characters, the real life Buscemi is quite the antithesis of many of the characters he plays. An often quiet, reflective actor who shuns publicity exc...

The "gentlemen's establishments" 'round here seem tireless in their efforts to direct testicle-owning Gothamites to their nipplistiscated nightclubs, but even with their Howard Stern promotions, their taxi ads, their billboards, and their vampiric army o...

It seems that Sienna Miller's determination to make her sex scenes look realistic has landed her with a sore head...

A hard-news journalist (Steve Buscemi) is assigned to talk to a vapid starlet (Sienna Miller) in the hard-to-buy "Interview." "Interview" is literate, well-paced and played at perfect pitch by Sienna Miller and director Steve Buscemi...