LOS ANGELES: Larry Harmon, who turned the character Bozo the Clown into a show business staple that delighted children for more than half a century, died today of congestive heart failure. He was 83.

When the dog days arrive, many New York art galleries turn their exhibition spaces into pluralistic laboratories to test new talent and experiment with cool ideas.

The Brooklyn Museum's "Click! A Crowd-Curated Exhibition" invites its viewers to consider whether the crowd is better than the individual at picking quality photography.

For country-weekend antiquing, the mid-Hudson Valley offers excellent prices, great scenery and, in terms of merchandise, a little of almost everything.

A gloriously trashy horror film has something serious to say about modern US paranoia, says Tim Robey.

In Kung Fu Panda, the family film of the summer, Jack Black is perfectly cast as the voice of a shambling, pot-bellied panda, who is transformed into a martial arts hero to defend his village. By Sukhdev Sandhu.

"Gonzo" is a fascinating history lesson and a bit of a cautionary tale about how fame can turn into the scourge of talent.

WITH the average day spent sifting through old title deeds, civil servant Chris Condie's job is anything but glamorous.

A new documentary about the famous gonzo journalist isn't skeptical enough

Mike McCahill reviews the latest cinema releases.