"Joshua Tree, 1951: A Portrait of James Dean" pictures the thesp as a bisexual hustler with a crippled soul, pursuing his dream of stardom through trysts, tanning and acting class. A prologue ...

What began as a short film, Joshua Tree 1951: A Portrait of James Dean, became a feature film almost by the insistence of social media. Director/writer Matthew Mishory says the initial shoot for the ...

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In contemporary Hollywood, many actors clamor to be the “outsider” star, branding themselves as the next celebrity to rage against old age with reckless abandonment. But this image stems from one ...

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