A Second Look: Time has healed the reputation of the once-notorious film 'Ishtar,' among several critical 'flops' that have proved to be misunderstood rather than misguided.

Elaine May’s 1987 flop, “Ishtar,” might well be the most accomplished punching bag in cinematic history. The reasons aren’t hard to figure out, but are almost too numerous to name. Well ...

So, last night, the event happened: the previously unscreened director’s cut of “Ishtar” was shown (the rumor I heard is that it’s shorter than the… ...

Ishtar's sides are standard, though the "cabbage salad" is actually coleslaw like you'll find at Denny's. However, the restaurant prepares a solid Iraqi salad, fattoush, and other familiar plates ...

It’s a jolt, upon actually seeing “Ishtar,” rather than just relying on the dish, to realize that the movie that cost Elaine May her directorial career is among the most original, audacious ...

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Nacon has acquired Dead in series and The Last Spell developer Ishtar Games, the company announced. The acquisition is accompanied by the creation of the Ishtar label in order to develop the creati… ...

Paris-based digital music company Believe has acquired India's Venus Music from the Venus Worldwide conglomerate and rebranded it Ishtar.

Babylon's bright-blue Ishtar Gate was thought to have been built to celebrate the conquest of Jerusalem — but a new analysis finds that it may have been erected years later.