- August 3, 1998 | Television Review
- Vlad the Impaler
Adrian Lyne's "Lolita" -- more expansively American and less prurient than Stanley Kubrick's 1962 version -- makes us wonder again about Nabokov's mind.
- July 20, 1998 | Television Review
- Guilty Pleasures
On the Movie Channel, a pair of John Woo revenge tragedies offer up an irresistible mix of kick-boxing, melodrama -- and, oddly, dance.
- July 20, 1998 | Television Review
- In Brief: "The Net" and "Sins of the City"
- June 22, 1998 | Television Review
- In Brief: "A Bright Shining Lie"
- June 8, 1998 | Pop Music Review
- In Brief: "Robert F. Kennedy: A Memoir"
- June 8, 1998 | Television Review
- Urban Anthropology
Public television stayed away from "More Tales of the City," leaving Showtime to pick up the sequel to a series that’s sharp if not Balzac.
- May 11, 1998 | Pop Music Review
- Family Secrets
"Witness to the Mob" is just so much (Sammy the) Bull in biopic drag.
- May 11, 1998 | Television Review
- Hardy Folk
Paloma Baeza is a ravishing siren in "Far From the Madding Crowd."
- May 4, 1998 | Television Review
- Smart Alex
Alexander the Great cut a 20,000-mile swath across Africa, Europe, and Asia -- and all we got was this spirited travelogue.
- April 27, 1998 | Television Review
- In Brief: "Painted Lady"