Is a woman famous for a 1970s abduction case still a public figure? Is a release form valid if signed under threat of dog-killing? By Eriq Gardner Former Legal Editor-at-Large Then last year, Morris ...

Oscar-winning documentary filmmaker Errol Morris (Standard Operating Procedure, The Fog of War) has a new film called Tabloid, a fascinating, bizarre roller-coaster ride of paranoia, crime, sex, ...

"That's like putting a marshmallow in a parking meter!" A new trailer has debuted on Apple, this time for a new documentary from Academy Award winning filmmaker Errol Morris. The doc is called Tabloid ...

Documentary filmmaker Errol Morris, whose “Tabloid” opened Friday, is usually on the “Q” side of Q&A’s. So he’s endearingly considerate to the journalists who must interview him. During our 30-minute ...

I’ve been busy with an assignment and just now getting to post about DOCNYC. The New York documentary film festival opened with Werner Herzog’s magical Cave of Forgotten Dreams and concluded on Nov. 7 ...

“This is my homage to human normalcy,” Errol Morris joked Monday night after the IFC Center screening of his latest doc, “Tabloid.” Sundance Selects’ pic follows the lurid tale of former Miss Wyoming ...

Errol Morris turns away from his usual preoccupation with life-and-death subjects to take up the case of an eccentric beauty who became a tabloid sensation a generation ago. Now in her 60s, Joyce ...

Errol Morris has more gravitas than Thanksgiving has gravy. In The Thin Blue Line, he defended the Constitution against Texan tyranny; The Fog of War probed the dark, bizarre heart of the architect of ...

Errol Morris couldn’t have dreamed up a better news hook for his documentary Tabloid than the phone-hacking scandal that took down Rupert Murdoch’s News of the World on Sunday. Opening this weekend at ...

Think the 'Making a Murderer' cops don't like their portrayal? The director is set to face off in court against Joyce McKinney, who claims he tricked her into an interview that she believed would ...

“I don’t generally like anything I do…films, I mean,” director Errol Morris said at a Peggy Siegal Co.-hosted screening of his latest documentary, “Tabloid,” on Monday night. “But, I have to say, I ...

Tabloid-- The elusive nature of truth has been a subject of the documentaries of filmmaker Errol Morris for many years. While his first film was "Gates of Heaven" (1978), a charmingly evenhanded ...