F. MARK Muro

DeNiro

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Slouching toward him, at an angle --The thing about Robert DeNiro is this: the moment you look at him on

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F REE FALL in Crimson begins: We talked past midnight, sat in the deck chairs on the sundeck of the

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S OMEBODY OUGHT TO WRITE a great book about the Hearsts; an epic that has everything. The saga cries out

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A S EVERY young art consumer worth knowing will tell you, there is no room for adventure in the modernist

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W ITH FAST, INTUITIVE brush strokes Carlos Diegues" Bye Bye Brazil captures the spirit of an entire subcontinent in the

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F ROM THE BEGINNING Americans have been a bit ill at ease with the out-on-a-limb experiment in self-reliance. Restlessly searching

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E VEN AMONG mass murderers, the case of Theodore Robert Bundy stands out, the most grimly fascinating of them all.

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M OVIES IN AMERICA were once just cheap popular amusement--you'd put in a penny, turn the crank, and get your

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A T 19, when most kids are off at college discovering the pleasures of the mind and of the senses,

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T O READ The Transit of Venus is to leave the crazed nihilistic rush of the modern street and to