Kevin Costner

They Might Be Giants

Whitney Houston: Surveying the Great Diva's Checkered Film Career

Visions of the Future

Miss The Princess Bride at Presidio Library? Inconceivable!

Does anybody want a peanut? ​When children's librarian Jean Sweeney proposed showing The Princess Bride at the Presidio Library's new Saturday matinee series, branch manager Megan Anderson knew just what to say: As you wish. At SF Weekly, we care a lot about the gamblers and the pushers and the ge ... More >>

"The Company Men": Pity for the emasculated executive

Does anybody want a peanut? ​When children's librarian Jean Sweeney proposed showing The Princess Bride at the Presidio Library's new Saturday matinee series, branch manager Megan Anderson knew just what to say: As you wish. At SF Weekly, we care a lot about the gamblers and the pushers and the ge ... More >>

Top 5 Most Excruciating Moments in Music Documentaries

We've yet to see Joaquin Phoenix documenting his own nervous breakdown in new movie I'm Still Here, but critics have been largely disgusted by what's on view. With that in mind, here are five other moments in music documentaries that have left us feeling queasy and depressed.5. Jim Morrison Having H ... More >>

Giants' Pablo Sandoval, Edgar Renteria Spooked; Check Out of 'Haunted' Hotel

Pablo! I have hitting tips for you! ​Giants confirm star players leave team hotel due to fear of ghosts after having "some experience" there last year. Juxtapose the words "baseball" and "ghosts" and most people will probably think of Kevin Costner building a diamond in his corn field and the spec ... More >>

Art House

Pablo! I have hitting tips for you! ​Giants confirm star players leave team hotel due to fear of ghosts after having "some experience" there last year. Juxtapose the words "baseball" and "ghosts" and most people will probably think of Kevin Costner building a diamond in his corn field and the spec ... More >>

Change You Can't Believe In

Presidential candidates vie (and pander and plead) for one heart and mind in Swing Vote.

Kevin Costner rocks the Fillmore

Presidential candidates vie (and pander and plead) for one heart and mind in Swing Vote.

Summer Grows Up

The season of big budget bangs uses its brain

The Boys Are Back

Stanley Kubrick was a genius. And a prick.

Brooks Bothers

Lame psych thriller another low point for Mr. Costner

Assassination Tango

Controversial docudrama imagines a post-Bush scenario

That Sinking Feeling

Coast Guard epic succumbs to watery cliches

The Flunk-Out

Rumor Has It ... this Graduate tribute deserves no honors

Mad About It

Costner and Allen are the upside to The Upside of Anger

Missing Links

A well-meaning ode to golf's first legend ends up in the bunker

Bush Comes to Shove

Like America's current leaders, Viggo and Hidalgo try to "enlighten" the Arabs with Western justice

A Fan's Notes

Ideas that were forgotten but not gone in 2003

White Dork Down

Silly Caucasian boy Tom Cruise likes to play with Samurai swords

Vanity Fare

Ray Liotta wants to know why he loses roles to...Owen Wilson?

Chef Flower Power

The Hippy Gourmet serves up '60s philosophizing with his seafood Newberg

The Lord's Work?

In Frailty, it's a Texas massacre with God's blessings

House Of Tudor

Icky flicks, modern pagans, and disturbed piano-duos

A Quality Year

After years of creative drought, inspiration was again in long supply

Commercial Success

Off pop music's radar for eight years, San Francisco's Voice Farm has slipped into the background of background music

Year of the Elephant

Dead guys, psychedelic pop, and no sober opinions at South by Southwest 1998

Slap Shots

Dead guys, psychedelic pop, and no sober opinions at South by Southwest 1998

City of Angles

How Curtis Hanson brought James Ellroy's epic crime novel L.A. Confidential to the screen

Recordings

How Curtis Hanson brought James Ellroy's epic crime novel L.A. Confidential to the screen

Taking Howard Stern Seriously

How Curtis Hanson brought James Ellroy's epic crime novel L.A. Confidential to the screen

The Fan and the Movie Camera

How Curtis Hanson brought James Ellroy's epic crime novel L.A. Confidential to the screen

A Four-Star Waste

How Curtis Hanson brought James Ellroy's epic crime novel L.A. Confidential to the screen

Ron Shelton, Tin Cup, and the American Movie Open

How Curtis Hanson brought James Ellroy's epic crime novel L.A. Confidential to the screen