Marlon Brando

'I consider myself an artist. I drew, I painted, I did ceramics, and I studied the great masters of yesteryear, composition, etc.'

Haven't you always wondered what Alec Baldwin and James Toback think about Bernardo Bertolucci's controversial film?

In a letter, Jack Kerouac asked Marlon Brando to buy the rights to his novel, and make a movie out of it.

We've heard lots of tales of how people left New York City after 9/11 and we sort of thought the book on that particular genre was closed. But then Vanity Fair blew it back open.

It's 1966, you're sitting in front of Marlon Brando on a flight

You may be familiar with James Sanders' book Celluloid Skyline: New

A look at some noteworthy programs this week: The Morning Show With

What Gothamist would do to be present at the voir dire stage

Gothamist got sucked into watching the 50 Most Awesomely Bad Songs show

Stanely Kowalski, Johnny Strabler, Terry Malloy, Vito Corleone, Colonel Kurtz, Dr. Moreau...