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  1. Michael Douglas Clarifies That Oral Sex Only Maybe Led to His Can...

    Amos Barshad

    Michael Douglas is fully aware of the uproar his comments linking oral sex and HPV to cancer have caused, and he'd like to clear something up. It's not like he was saying oral sex, and the contracting of HPV, definitely leads to cancer. He was just s...

    Blog | June 04, 2013
  2. Afternoon Links: R.I.P., Roger Ebert

    Tess Lynch

    After announcing his leave of presence, Roger Ebert passed away today in Chicago after a long battle with cancer. It's a sad day for movie geeks, writers, and New Yorker caption hopefuls. Bust out your old Mad magazines and dim the lights. See you at...

    Blog | April 04, 2013
  3. Afternoon Links: Roger Ebert Takes a 'Leave of Presence'

    Tess Lynch

    Roger Ebert, Pulitzer Prize winner and national treasure, is taking a "leave of presence" by cutting back on his workload as he faces cancer treatments again. He will continue to write selected reviews as well as essays addressing his illness. "It re...

    Blog | April 03, 2013
  4. Q&A: The Jeselnik Offensive's Anthony Jeselnik on His New Show, H...

    Robert Mays

    As a stand-up, Anthony Jeselnik has carved out his own space with punchy one-liners that play verbal ping-pong with topics most others wouldn't touch: disease, rape, cancer, death, baby death. Nothing was off-limits. The idea was, "Fine. If no one el...

    Blog | February 22, 2013
  5. The Following Is Violent and Empty. But, Hey: Kevin Bacon!

    Andy Greenwald

    People die on television every day. They die of old age or cancer on tear-jerking dramas; occasionally they tumble down elevator shafts. On cable, they're bitten to death by vampires and zombies or gunned down by mooks and molls. Even high school sho...

    Blog | January 21, 2013
  6. R.I.P., Sylvia Kristel, the Original Emmanuelle

    Alex Pappademas

    In 1974's Emmanuelle, the Dutch actress Sylvia Kristel — who died in Amsterdam on Wednesday, at 60, of esophageal and lung cancer — plays a young model who moves to Thailand with her husband, a French diplomat, and embarks on a journey of...

    Blog | October 19, 2012
  7. Livestrong founder Lance Armstrong was never really about cycling...

    Wesley Morris

    Lance Armstrong was never really about cycling - not really.

    Story | Conversation | August 28, 2012
  8. Comedian Tig Notaro: 'Thank You, Thank You, I Have Cancer, Thank ...

    Amos Barshad

    Here's Louis C.K., tweeting about Tig Notaro's stand-up comedy set at L.A. club Largo on Saturday night: "[I]n 27 years doing this, I've seen a handful of truly great, masterful standup sets. One was Tig Notaro last night at Largo." What exactly went...

    Blog | August 06, 2012
  9. Joe Paterno's legacy at Penn State in the aftermath of the Freeh ...

    Michael Weinreb

    The scandal at State College infects an entire system in the aftermath of the Freeh Report.

    Story | Conversation | July 12, 2012
  10. The Beastie Boys' Lost Chappelle's Show Performance

    Rembert Browne

    We lost Adam "MCA" Yauch of the Beastie Boys on Friday to cancer. While this has pained fans of the man and his music, it's been wonderful to witness the various tributes across the cultural landscape. From great writers penning great words about Yau...

    Blog | May 07, 2012
  11. In Memoriam: Adam Yauch (1964-2012)

    Amos Barshad

    Adam Yauch died today. It wasn't completely unexpected. He'd been first diagnosed with cancer, in his parotid gland and a lymph node, in 2009, and underwent surgery and radiation at the time. The then-upcoming Beastie Boys album Hot Sauce Committee, ...

    Blog | May 04, 2012
  12. Zalman King, the Godfather of Skinemax (1942-2012)

    Molly Lambert

    After losing acting titan Ben Gazzara, 81, to pancreatic cancer the morning of February 3, the entertainment world took another hit when legendary softcore director Zalman King passed away Friday after his own battle with cancer at age 70. Gazzara an...

    Blog | February 06, 2012
  13. A look at Lana Del Rey and her new album 'Born to Die'

    Alex Pappademas

    Is there any way to separate the Internet hatred of Lana Del Rey from her (sort of surprisingly good) album?

    Story | Conversation | January 31, 2012
  14. Seth Rogen and Will Reiser on 50/50: 'We Initially Thought of Doi...

    Amos Barshad

    Last night, the New York Times Arts & Leisure Weekend event series came to a close with a conversation between Seth Rogen and screenwriter Will Reiser. The two collaborated on the cancer comedy 50/50, but go back a little ways farther than that. ...

    Blog | January 09, 2012
  15. Why Do Movies Suck? Ask a Guy Who Makes Them

    Rick Schwartz

    I produce movies for a living, which used to be the best job in the history of jobs. Not the actual "making them" part, but more importantly the "talking about them" part. Everywhere I went, I was the belle of the ball. I'd go to a benefit for cancer...

    Blog | October 06, 2011
  16. Trailers of the Week: 50/50, Drive, and Lots of Sam Worthington

    Daniel Silver

    Headed to the movie theater this weekend? Here are the new trailers you might miss while waiting in line for popcorn. 50/50 (September 30) In 50/50, Joseph Gordon-Levitt plays an urban twenty-something battling cancer. This is the film's second t...

    Blog | August 19, 2011