SEATTLE, WA — In the volatile world of arts criticism, few publications have wielded as much influence, or invited as much vitriol, as The Comics Journal (TCJ). As the magazine marks its 50th anniversary this July, its editorial board has announced a commemorative series that departs from the standard self-congratulatory tone of industry milestones
The Final Curtain: Rex Reed, the Acerbic Architect of Modern Film Criticism, Dies at 87
Rex Reed, the prolific and often polarizing film critic whose sharp-tongued prose and "New Journalism" sensibilities helped redefine the relationship between Hollywood and the press, died on Tuesday at his home in Manhattan. He was 87. The news of his passing was confirmed by his longtime friend William Kapfer. While no specific cause of
