Is Rock the Real Thing?: On John Scanlan’s “Rock ’n’ Roll Plays Itself”
Alex Harvey reviews John Scanlan’s “Rock ’n’ Roll Plays Itself: A Screen History.”...
Alex Harvey reviews John Scanlan’s “Rock ’n’ Roll Plays Itself: A Screen History.”...
Alex Harvey explores the hidden treasures of memory in the work of W. G. Sebald....
The author’s latest novel is a love letter to one of his major aesthetic influences....
Alex Harvey delves into “The Brothers Mankiewicz” by Sydney Ladensohn Stern....
Alex Harvey revisits Lindsay Anderson’s groundbreaking film “if....” 50 years after its premiere....
Alex Harvey appreciates “The Kindness of Strangers,” a classic memoir of Hollywood’s émigré bohemia by Salka Viertel....
Alex Harvey surveys the career of Alfred Hayes, a 20th-century American poet, novelist, and screenwriter....
Hollywood of the 1950s, as Gavin Lambert was to discover on his arrival, was marked by secrecy and deceit....
Tom Waits's Los Angeles...