'The Real Charlie Chaplin' Review: Not Enough Funny Business
The documentary attempts to restore a sense of mystery to Chaplin’s life and work, but the filmmakers mostly run through a well-trodden timeline.
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The documentary attempts to restore a sense of mystery to Chaplin’s life and work, but the filmmakers mostly run through a well-trodden timeline.
This week, the editors celebrate filmmaker, author, artist—and sometime Artforum contributor—John Waters, featuring his conversation with film scholar Scott MacDonald from the January 1982 issue. Waters’s Top Ten films of 2021 is one of the many highlights in the magazine’s December issue, on newsstands now. And look out for A John Waters Christmas, which he’s performing live this month at various venues across the country.Who else but John Waters could sport monikers like “Master of Sleaze” and “Filth Elder” as chicly as his Commes des Garçons suits? In 1981, he sat down wi...
ViacomCBS has agreed to sell CBS Studio Center in Studio City for approximately $1.85 billion to a partnership formed by Hackman Capital Partners LLC and Square Mile Capital Management LLC, the companies announced today.
ViacomCBS has agreed to sell CBS Studio Center in Studio City for approximately $1.85 billion to a partnership formed by Hackman Capital Partners LLC and Square Mile Capital Management LLC, the companies announced today.
ViacomCBS has agreed to sell CBS Studio Center in Studio City for approximately $1.85 billion to a partnership formed by Hackman Capital Partners LLC and Square Mile Capital Management LLC, the companies announced today.