Posts by Ariel Kashanchi
Interview: Greta Gerwig and Mickey Sumner of ‘Frances Ha’
Ariel Kashanchi sits down with the two stars of the new critical hit.
Read More »Review: ‘Like Someone In Love’
Like Someone In Love is Iranian director Abbas Kirarostami's first voyage into the underbelly of Japan.
Read More »Shahs of Sunset Finale: Persh-a-Pelooza
The Shahs of Sunset end the season with happy endings and a Persian festival of sound.
Read More »Interview: Jason Bateman and Melissa McCarthy of ‘Identity Thief’
Ariel Kashanchi talks to the funny stars of Identity Thief.
Read More »Shahs of Sunset: Hard for Me to Say I’m Sorry
This week the Shahs show the results of televised therapy sessions.
Read More »Shahs of Sunset: Happy New Year
The Shahs of Sunset head to Long Island to celebrate the Jewish New Year and heal old wounds.
Read More »Shahs of Sunset: Mo-Cedes, Mo Problems
This week's episode of Shahs of Sunset is an excellent lesson on the perils of pill popping and the boredom brought on by sobriety.
Read More »Shahs of Sunset: You Took An Ambien
The Shahs of Sunset take their golden penises and Chia Pets to party in Cabo San Lucas.
Read More »Shahs of Sunset: Please Bring A Man
Ariel Kashanchi looks at the final Shahs episode of 2012.
Read More »Shahs of Sunset: You Shouldn’t Have Worn That Dress
The Shahs of Sunset teach us lessons in circular logic and the perils of long term friendships this week.
Read More »Interview: Barbra Streisand and Seth Rogen of ‘The Guilt Trip’
Barbra Streisand and Seth Rogen give insight to their road trip comedy, The Guilt Trip.
Read More »Shahs of Sunset: I Love You But I Don’t Like You
The Shahs of Sunset show that a little bit of rage and old fashioned entiltlement can go a long way.
Read More »Review: ‘Stand Up Guys’
Al Pacino, Christopher Walken and Alan Arkin bring laughs and heartwarming moments to a post mafia life in Stand Up Guys.
Read More »Review: ‘The Rabbi’s Cat’
The Rabbi's Cat struggles to teach unity in a 3D cartoon format.
Read More »Review: ‘Any Day Now’
Ariel Kashanchi reviews Any Day Now, a film about a 1970s gay couple adopting a child with down syndrome.
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