In the 1980s, young American men were ... offices and from pinstripe suits to Patagonia fleeces, but the underlying ideology remains: a relentless pursuit of power, status, and image at the ...

“American Psycho” director Mary Harron ... banker-turned-murderer “being handsome and wearing good suits and having money and power.” “But at the same time, he’s played as somebody ...

The director of American Psycho says many fans are ... Bateman might wear good suits and have money and power, but he is, at his core, a fool, she said—and the film itself is “a gay man ...

For tonight only, the fictional white whale of the Manhattan dining scene, Dorsia—yes, that Dorsia—is coming to life in New York City, thanks to a partnership between Ketel One Family Made Vodka and ...

“American Psycho” director Mary Harron ... “there’s [Bateman] being handsome and wearing good suits and having money and power. But at the same time, he’s played as somebody dorky ...

American Psycho director Mary Harron ... “There’s [Bateman] being handsome and wearing good suits and having money and power. But at the same time, he’s played as somebody dorky and ridiculous.

American Psycho ... and Zegna suits could easily clothe present-day masters of the universe. Perhaps that’s because Bateman’s clothing is quintessential dress-for-success power-suiting.

Just: "American Psycho," on its 25th anniversary ... the oversized light box on the wall of what looks like a suit containing no man. I remember Gideon, actually, we were shooting in another ...

Bateman is a banker and also maybe a serial killer; the lead character in the Bret Easton Ellis novel American Psycho ... nuclear weapons demand not just power, but the freedom to flaunt it ...