INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) – On Thursday, Patty Spitler reviewed “A Complete Unknown,” the new Bob Dylan biopic starring Timothée Chalamet. The film explores the iconic singer-songwriter’s early ...

As Kristen Stewart and Dylan Meyer’s relationship continues ... “Oh, we have a lot of, like, similar fashion sense and hair,” she said of the culinary star. “Also, I think he just seems ...

As for Dylan’s distinctive hair, MacIntosh mused on what would work best for Chalamet’s own hair. “We didn’t know whether we would wig Timothée’s short hair and use his own hair for the ...

(Photo by Gotham/GC Images) I got the opportunity to see the new Dylan movie at an advance screening a couple nights ago. And I wanted to share a few thoughts about it. I don’t know how to write ...

It's a busy time for Today's Dylan Dreyer as she not only celebrates Christmas, but her eldest son Calvin's eighth birthday. But as the nation's favorite meteorologist took to social media to ...

Bob Dylan is so inherently unclassifiable that, when the great filmmaker Todd Haynes made a purposefully disjointed and elliptical film about the songwriter, he had to cast six actors to play ...

You’re reading the Today’s Opinions newsletter. Sign up to get it in your inbox. In today’s edition: Will Leitch is a huge fan of Bob Dylan, in large part because the musician is “so ...

Sadly, it’s been more or less forgotten to time. This particular period of Dylan’s career wasn’t exactly the best, but the bootleg recording of “Making A Liar Out Of Me” definitely had ...

Over the course of the film, as O’Neill puts it, we see Dylan morph “from this rough-and-ready traveling character into this peacock with the big hair and the shades and the skinny jeans and ...

Everything, as Charles Péguy said, begins in mysticism and ends in politics. Except if you’re Bob Dylan. If you’re Bob Dylan, you start political and go mystical. You start as an apprentice ...

If you’re a music writer, it doesn’t get much better than this: You’ve written 15 historical books, but this one is about a key, formative period in Bob Dylan’s life and career.

For the movie’s New York City premiere on Friday night, Chalamet re-created Dylan’s iconic look from the 2003 Sundance Film Festival — blond hair included. Indeed, the NYC native left his ...