RATING: (POLITE APPLAUSE) Documentary. Directed by Aaron Rose and Joshua Leonard. (Not rated. 90 minutes. At the Lumiere in San Francisco.) Aaron Rose speaks frequently on camera in his documentary "Beautiful Losers," a fond reminiscence of an art movement...

The Studio Museum in Harlem's show proposes that Kehinde Wiley's intellectual ambition and Photo Realist chops have allowed his career to get ahead of his art.

"R. Crumb's Underground " at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia offers an excellent opportunity to explore the artist's five decades in comic strips.

As an intelligent romp through the realms of science, mythology, religion and hope about the universe around us, Spore both provokes and amuses.

The vampires on "True Blood," a new series on HBO, have "come out of the coffin" and are seeking acceptance in a society that is still prejudiced against the living dead.

Guy Ritchie's latest thriller is loud and brash but goes nowhere, says Tim Robey.

Mike Kaplan's documentary about Lindsay Anderson pinpoints the the ironies in the the film critic turned director's work, says Sukhdev Sandhu.

FANS of heavy metal music are usually portrayed as long-haired students playing air guitar in their grubby rooms. Classical music lovers, by contrast, are stereotyped as seri

"Picasso Sculpture," the latest exhibition in the Museum of Modern Art's collection-based "Focus" series, turns the spotlight on his assemblages and constructions.

Sotheby's has filed a $16.8 million lawsuit against the art collector and Internet entrepreneur Halsey Minor for refusing to pay the auction house for three paintings he bought in May.