Katherine Harris' Comedy of Errors
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The former Florida secretary of state looks to be headed for a Senate primary win. So why is her own party laughing?
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Disaster may not be too strong a word for Rep. Katherine Harris' Senate campaign.
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Michael Erardâs book is about verbal pauses, fillers and errors and what they might mean.
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A whimsical romantic comedy served with a heaping tablespoon of sugar.
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William J. Mann thoughtfully examines the differences between the ways Katherine Hepburn chose to present herself and the facts of her life.
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After Andrew Lloyd Webber's last two shows fared poorly in London, some critics said that he had lost his touch. With "The Woman in White," he has a chance to prove them wrong.
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If you are going to go  up against George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart (&quot;The Man Who Came  to Dinner&quot;) and Jean Renoir (&quot;Boudu Saved From Drowning&quot;) to  tell the old chestnut about an impossible house guest who will  not leave, then you&#039;d better have the comedic and dramatic  goods.
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The sequel to the funny Meet The Parents falls short.
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Whoopi Goldberg's intermittently funny but sluggish evening of comic portraiture is a show in desperate need of a stringent theatrical intelligence.
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Yes, it is v. funny. It&#39;s just not v. clever. And clever is what made the original Bridget Jones movie such a hoot: The smarty moments (remember the Salman Rushdie cameo?
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Deloss Brownâs new comedy comes out of the Restoration stage world of rakes and cuckolds and sexual misalliances.
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John Patrick Shanley  spins a pretty decent yarn in "Doubt," his Pulitzer  Prize-winning play about, in the words of one character: What  do you do when you're not sure?
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The film has its genuinely hilarious moments.
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The comedy sketch âInappropriate Yoga Guyâ raises issues about the wrong moves to make in yoga class.
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A woman mistakes an accountant for a psychiatrist in an engaging film about Intimate Strangers
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In a wise new novel, life happens, haphazardly
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Shakespeare's most problematic play Â at least with respect to modern sensitivities Â receives an intelligent interpretation from Michael Radford and a superb cast.