Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. St. Vincent’s metafictional film “The Nowhere Inn” may not be a real documentary. But more than a year-and-a-half after it first ...

St. Vincent and Carrie Brownstein’s new movie The Nowhere Inn has been out for a few days now, and so too has its accompanying soundtrack album. Ahead of both of those releases, St. Vincent shared a ...

Clark and Carrie Brownstein tell IndieWire about fictionalizing St. Vincent for their pseudo-documentary, while Clark talks the latest on her planned adaptation of "The Picture of Dorian Gray." Annie ...

Who is Annie Clark? For some, this might be a more literal question. It is for the limo driver (played by Ezra Buzzington) in the opening scene of Bill Benz’s The Nowhere Inn, a brash sort who’s never ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The film has St. Vincent, aka Annie Clark, playing herself, at least initially, as a star submitting to a documentary being made ...

St. Vincent, aka Annie Clark, makes an unexpected movie debut in the mind-bending mockumentary The Nowhere Inn. She and fellow musician Carrie Brownstein (Portlandia) both wrote and starred in the ...

In lieu of the upcoming film The Nowhere Inn where she stars with Carrie Brownstein, St. Vincent has shared a video for the film’s title track. Here, she stands behind a singer that is performing to a ...

St. Vincent appears in a scene from "The Nowhere Inn," the mockumentary she wrote with Carrie Brownstein. "We just didn’t want to make propaganda that would endear people to us," the Dallas rocker ...

The Nowhere Inn is out now in theaters and everywhere movies are rented, purchased or streamed. Co-written by and co-starring St. Vincent (aka Annie Clark) and Carrie Brownstein, and directed by Bill ...

St. Vincent’s metafictional film “The Nowhere Inn” may not be a real documentary. But more than a year-and-a-half after it first premiered at Sundance, she says she has realized the movie captures ...

She and Carrie Brownstein play themselves in the new film, but "it's possible that we both are playing unlikable people," she laughs. The film has St. Vincent, aka Annie Clark, playing herself, at ...