Billy Ray wrote and directed this edgy drama based on the true story of Stephen Glass (Hayden Christensen), a brilliant young journalist fresh out of college who, under the wing of editor Michael Kelly (Hank Azaria), rose quickly to become the toast of the world of magazine journalism in the late 1990s when he wrote a series of dazzling articles for the prestigious publication The New Republic. But when, after a rare slip, one of his stories is revealed to be fabricated, it isn't long before his entire career unravels - as more than half of the 41 stories he filed for the magazine turn out to be partially or wholly made up. The supporting cast includes Peter Sarsgaard, Chloë Sevigny and Rosario Dawson.

Bret Easton Ellis' disturbing novel is brought to the screen by Mary Harron. In 1987, twentysomething Wall Street broker Patrick Bateman (Christian Bale) seems to have it all: he is handsome, successful and engaged to the beautiful Evelyn (Reese Witherspoon). However, Patrick is also engaged in an affair with Courtney Rawlinson (Samantha Mathis) - his colleague's fiancée - and at night indulges in a confused orgy of drugs, pornography, prostitution and murder fantasies. When Patrick is outshone by a rival at a board meeting, he takes out his frustration by knifing a man sleeping rough in the street. This sparks off a descent into violence and madness, with Patrick embarking on a bloody and random killing spree.

In 2002, when Carol Lim and Humberto Leon opened the downtown Manhattan retail shop Opening Ceremony, they created what has become the most innovative fashion and culture destination in New York. Bringing together the best emerging American talent with international designers and historic brands, Opening Ceremony represents the best in fashion and has played a vital role in launching the careers of many young designers. Celebrating the company s tenth anniversary, Opening Ceremony is a visually rich documentation of Leon and Lim s diverse inspirations, collaborators, and creative community, including Ryan McGinley, Rodarte, and Alexander Wang. A celebratory look at New York s quintessential style headquarters, this book will captivate and inspire readers from fashion, art, music, film, and beyond.

All episodes from the complete five series of the HBO drama following Bill Hendrickson (Bill Paxton), a Mormon living just outside Salt Lake City. Every problem in Bill's life is multiplied by three: three wives, three houses and three families. With seven kids in tow, and a business partner who's also a polygamist, life can get a little complicated from time to time. The episodes comprise: 'Pilot', 'Viagra Blue', 'Home Invasion', 'Eclipse', 'Affair', 'Roberta's Funeral', 'Eviction', 'Easter', 'A Barbecue for Betty', 'The Baptism', 'Where There's a Will', 'The Ceremony', 'Damage Control', 'The Writing On the Wall', 'Reunion', 'Rock and a Hard Place', 'Vision Thing', 'Dating Game', 'Good Guys and Bad Guys', 'Kingdom Come', 'Circle the Wagons', 'The Happiest Girl', 'Take Me As I Am', 'Oh, Pioneers', 'Block Party', 'Empire', 'Prom Queen', 'On Trial', 'For Better Or Worse', 'Come, Ye Saints', 'Fight Or Flight', 'Rough Edges', 'Outer Darkness', 'Sacrament', 'Free at Last', 'The Greater Good', 'Strange Bedfellows', 'The Mighty and Strong', 'Sins of the Father', 'Under One Roof', 'Blood Atonement', 'Next Ticket Out', 'End of Days', 'Winter', 'A Seat at the Table', 'Certain Poor Shepherds', 'The Oath', 'The Special Relationship', 'D.I.V.O.R.C.E.', 'Til Death Do Us Part', 'The Noose Tightens', 'Exorcism' and 'Where Men and Mountains Meet'.

Mock-documentary about the New York clubbing scene in the early 1980s and early 1990s starring Macaulay Culkin as Michael Alig, a real-life club promoter notorious for his excessive lifestyle and drug taking. Alig, who moved to New York from Indiana while still in his teens, soon built up a mini-empire in the underground scene including his own record label, magazine and some of New York's biggest club nights, often featuring bizarre themes and venues. But fame, fortune and a cocktail of designer drugs proved to be Alig's downfall when he viciously murdered his drug dealer and former friend Angel Menendez (Wilson Cruz), and then boasted about it on television.