John Cusack

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Moliere and Sesame Street go to Iraq Moliere and Sesame Street go to Iraq
John Cusack talks about his new film "War, Inc.," a nightmarish satire about waging an outsourced war in the Middle East. Wait, isn't that happening?
What's hot (and not) at Tribeca What's hot (and not) at Tribeca
"Speed Racer" zooms, David Mamet knows kung fu, a Fellini rediscovery and much more at New York's downsized (but still glitzy) spring fest.
Beyond the Multiplex Beyond the Multiplex
What a week! A subtle, profound film that's likely to get an Oscar nod, a deep chat with Mr. Madonna -- and more.
"Martian Child" "Martian Child"
This movie about a sci-fi writer who adopts an odd kid works hard to fight sentimentality. But does it work hard enough?
"1408" "1408"
In this quirky horror chiller, John Cusack plays a ghost-guide writer who checks into a seriously creepy hotel room.
Beyond the Multiplex Beyond the Multiplex
The controversial "Hounddog" hits the screen ... with an echoing thud. Plus: Inside the mind of the man who murdered a Beatle. And Cusack on war.
Dreamboat smackdown Dreamboat smackdown
Say Anything, or Sixteen Candles?
Bad santas Bad santas
John Cusack and Harold Ramis talk about making movies without selling your soul -- or dressing up -- and their very dark holiday comedy.
"Must Love Dogs" "Must Love Dogs"
Even Diane Lane and John Cusack can't save this droopy romantic comedy about dating after divorce.
"Runaway Jury" "Runaway Jury"
Here's a real mystery: How can John Cusack, Gene Hackman and Dustin Hoffman, acting in a John Grisham thriller, be so dull?
The Fix The Fix
Alec Baldwin rants, Sean Penn smokes, Nicole Kidman holds hands, and Rush Limbaugh makes things up! Plus: Could Meg Ryan be in love?
Was Hitler human? Was Hitler human?
John Cusack talks about his new movie, "Max," which is sparking a firestorm even before its opening.
Celebrity sex advice
Poehler: Never say "nice buns"; Seinfeld fights terror with potty mouth; John Cusack reborn as high roller; Eminem posse rocks bar mitzvah.
Blue Glow
Salon's TV picks for Wednesday, Oct. 3, 2001
Broken wing
Aaron Sorkin tells all about the drug struggle; Lara Flynn Boyle soaks friends. Plus: Mariah's wounds called accidental, and Jolie wants a baby.
Britney's family selling Baby!
The Spears home, dogs included, reported up for sale; John Cusack's $20,000 dice game. Plus: Jackson family feud escalating?
"America's Sweethearts" "America's Sweethearts"
We want to see Julia Roberts and John Cusack together, but this mostly terrible romantic comedy forgets the part where the leads fall in love.
Second sniffer
John Cusack is named as the mystery armpit smeller, exonerating George Clooney by a nose; James Brolin reveals his wounded-bird strategy for loving Babs. Plus: Dick Van Dyke steps down and Pee-wee returns.
"High Fidelity"
Deleted scenes reveal the shocking fact that "Let's Get It On" didn't make the Top Five All-Time Great Songs.
"Being John Malkovich"
Spike Jonze's feature debut tells us what it's like to be inside a famous actor's brain -- and what it's like to be a marionette.
I have seen the future: It's Tenacious D
If watching these two short, fat, weird guys perform doesn't make you happier than you've been in years, you're withered and dead within.
Celebrity free-fall-for-all
Swing from tall buildings, risk life and appendage ... some people will do anything for attention. Plus: This is Whitney Houston on something, for sure.
About a writer
Nick Hornby talks about soccer, writing and a highly faithful adaptation of "High Fidelity."
High Fidelity
Love, rock 'n' roll, lists and record-store geeks come together swimmingly in the romantic filmed version of the Nick Hornby novel.
Blue Glow
Salon's TV picks for Thursday, March 30, 2000
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