Lili Taylor News

AMC has greenlit the dramatic series Rubicon , ordering 13 one-hour episodes from Warner Hoizon Televison.

National Geographic, Tuesdays, 10 p.m. The programme shows how simple experiments demonstrate and test the ability of animals to sort out the challenges in front of them.

CONTRARY to popular belief about why Valerie Solanas tried to kill Andy Warhol, the pop artist never stole a script from her he didn't even know about her play.

Lauren Graham and Oliver Platt won critical raves for their roles in TV cult hits Gilmore Girls and Huff , but the New York Times ' Ben Brantley says they're not exactly lighting up Broadway in the new revival ...

If you've ever seen Lili Taylor - in "Mystic Pizza," "I Shot Andy Warhol" or, in one of her most memorable roles, as the tortured free spirit of HBO's "Six Feet Under" - you know she's intense.

From left, Joseph Cross, Lili Taylor and Jena Malone. Blood and Guts in the Haunted House of Mannon By CHARLES ISHERWOOD Published: February 20, 2009 There are bad nights at the theater, and then once in a blue ...

There are bad nights at the theater, and then once in a blue moon comes a lulu like the New Group revival of Eugene O'Neill 's "Mourning Becomes Electra," four hours of quicksand from which you begin to fear ...

Ambitious and independent, she had her first child at age 40. She's fled the ' Sex and the City fied' West Village for leafy Cobble Hill with her boyfriend, a writer who is spending the winter teaching in ...

Just before the last weekend of the Warhol exhibit at the Arts Center, the Warhol Film Festival, co-presented by the Times , wraps up at Market Street, with "I Shot Andy Warhol," Mary Harron's indie bio-pic of ...

This could be about no one but Valerie Solanas, the militant lesbian, founder of the one-member Society for Cutting Up Men and author of its "manifesto," would-be playwright, part-time panhandler and ...

The New Group proudly presents Eugene O'Neill 's epic drama Mourning Becomes Electra as the second production in its 2008-2009 season.

There's something at once beguilingly sweet and teasingly elusive about the soft-core superstar portrayed in 'The Notorious Bettie Page,' writer-director Mary Harron's thoroughly engrossing and scrupulously ...