Maggie Serota

The musician talks about his new memoir, his rocky road with The Cure, and who he'd want to play him in a movie about the band.

Yes, somewhere along the way, the former Smiths frontman, born Steven Patrick Morrissey in 1959, had stopped being a lithe, witty wordsmith and morphed into Dumb Uncle Steve, the one you groaningly put up with at Thanksgiving because your dad tells you to grin and bear it.

Lenny Dykstra Airs His Dirty Laundry in New Tell-Al...

Philadelphia Sports Fans Aren't That Bad - Rolling ...

Chloe Sevigny and the Stars of #Horror Get Freaky

The “Trade Mark” section of actor Willem Dafoe’s IMDB bio is an entertaining read. One item remarks that Dafoe often plays “psychotic unstable characters.” A more brutally honest item remarks that Dafoe possesses “a deeply lined face that can be contorted to frightening effect.”

In 1996, Doug Liman helmed Swingers, the breakout buddy film largely responsible for your friends saying things like, “You’re so money and you don’t even know it!” and that guy in your dormitory signing up for swing lessons. In other words, Swingers’ influence on popular culture may not have been profound, but it was briefly unavoidable.

If He Dies, He Dies: The Glorious Abundance Of Christ Imagery In Rocky IV

True Story: My Tweet About An OKCupid Creep Went Vi...

I Called All The Phone Numbers In These Song Lyr...

Don't Let Cannibalism, Gore, and Psychological Viol...

Movies Based On Real Love Stories

Oscar Nominated Documentaries Netflix, Amazon Strea...

30 Romantic Films to Stream This Month