Regina Weinreich

East Hampton Authors’ Night: Elvis, Impeachment, Mobsters, and Dr. Ruth’s Sex For — or With – Dummies

Patti Kenner-- New York's hostess with the mostest--is the person to know on East Hampton Author's Night. A Manhattan mainstay philanthropist who is hands...

Actress Sylvia Miles Remembered: A veteran of the Warhol years, when she lost a role she explained: “I’m too famous”

Sylvia Miles passed away yesterday at 94. She always said she would not leave this earth...

“The Dead Don’t Die,” They Just Party on as Jim Jarmusch Film Premieres at MoMA

Jim Jarmsuch's opening night film from Cannes, "The Dead Don't Die," landed in New York Monday night with a swank premiere at the Museum...

Theater: Isabelle Huppert Is Up for Anything and She Can Play It, And She Does, Off Broadway in “The Mother” with Chris Noth

Petite and pretty, Isabelle Huppert plays it edgy. In the 2016 "Elle" -- for which she was Oscar nominated and winner of many awards--...

“Song of Parkland” Tries to Find Some Harmony After Last Year’s Senseless Tragedy at Florida High School

When we ran into Melody Herzfeld at the Tony Awards, she seemed stunned at the place history had taken her. This week at a...

“Green Book” Finally Hits $50 Million As It Fights Way to Possible Best Picture Oscar Win, Gaining Fans Bit by Bit

"Green Book" finally is crossing $50 million tonight. At a celebration for Green Book at Patsy’s Restaurant recently, friends and family of both jazz...

Brilliant Jimmy Breslin, Pete Hamill Doc on HBO Monday Night, “Deadline Artists” Throws Back to NYC Golden Days of Jackie O, Son of Sam, Scandals, Trials

There aren’t any more Breslins or Hamills, exemplars of a masculine New York postwar street journalism. Now these superstars of newsroom culture star in...

Oscar Voters: Tonight’s the Night to Watch the Brilliant, Epic “Never Look Away,” a True Masterpiece

Editor's note: For the Oscar foreign film category, we love "Roma," "Cold War," "Capernaum," and "Shoplifters." But "Never Look Away" is in a category...

“Roma” Star Yalitza Aparicio Wouldn’t Audition for Director Alfonso Cuaron– She Thought Casting Ad Was Ruse for Human Trafficking

The "Roma" Oscar campaign came to New York last night with a screening and reception that included Michael Moore, Julian Schnabel, Gay Talese, Nick...

Maggie Gyllenhaal Makes it Chalk on the Wild Side as “The Kindergarten Teacher” Likes Detention

Jake Gyllenhaal, hosting a special screening of his sister Maggie Gyllenhaal’s new film, "The Kindergarten Teacher," at Metrograph, was all praise for his sibling....