It’s a big deal when the writer many consider the greatest living American novelist publishes his first novel in 12 years.

There are those who will observe—and have observed already—that Paul Thomas Anderson's adaptation of Thomas Pynchon's Inherent Vice is weird, rambling, fragmented, occasionally over the top and not at ...

Like Anderson’s body of work, Inherent Vice is unusual. It’s often hazy, silly, and hard to follow. These qualities aren’t drawbacks. The film’s haphazardness is by design, underscoring the confusion ...

With Shadow Ticket, Pynchon reminds us the line between chaos and order, corruption and truth, remains as thin, porous and ...

Inherent Vice, the new film from Paul Thomas Anderson, isn’t coming out until Dec. 12 (although it may not get to Tucson until the wide release date on January 9, 2015), but the hype is starting to ...

After a successful, Oscar-winning run with “The Brutalist,” the aspect ratio known as VistaVision return Leonardo DiCaprio stars in the latest from writer-director Paul Thomas Anderson (“Boogie Nights ...

Paul Thomas Anderson was making serious movies long before he began making “serious” movies, ponderous works of certified art like There Will Be Blood and The Master. His earliest pictures, like Hard ...

NEW YORK -- The world premiere of Paul Thomas Anderson's Inherent Vice will screen as the Centerpiece of the upcoming 52nd New York Film Festival. Starring Oscar nominees Joaquin Phoenix and Josh ...

Nothing about Hollywood should surprise Paul Thomas Anderson. The 55-year-old, Los Angeles born-and-bred filmmaker has made most of his movies in or about his hometown - films praised or challenged by ...

With next week’s publication of his ninth novel, “Shadow Ticket,” Thomas Pynchon’s secret 20th century is at last complete. For many of us, Pynchon is the best American writer since F. Scott ...