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New semester brings additions at LCAD
Laguna College of Art & Design has a new library, a new exhibit, two new curriculum tracks and 23 new students to start the New Year. "Enrollment for the spring semester is 440 full-time students from 23 states and 18 countries," LCAD President...Tags: Animation (genre), Arts, Arts, Arts and Culture, Artists
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Film review: 'Chronicle' shows dark side of having a superpower
Special to The Herald-MailI typically choose my movie for the week by guessing which one will do the most business. Every now and then I get it wrong. Last year I wrote a review of the miserable "Sanctum" instead of "The Roommate," which did much better. I made a similar mistake...Tags: Movies, Movies, Sanctum (movie), Chronicle (movie), Landforms
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'Community' gets a second swing at its third season
Zap2ItAfter leaving the air on Dec. 8, NBC's quirky comedy "Community" -- beloved by a rabid few but, unfortunately for ratings-starved NBC, not adored by double-digit millions of Nielsen families -- returns on Thursday, March 15, to finish out its third season...Tags: Alison Brie, Chevy Chase, Hospitals and Clinics, Joel McHale, E! Entertainment Television, Inc.
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Steven Spielberg's sentimental new film, 'War Horse'
War Horse (PG-13)
Directed by Steven Spielberg.
It's hard to determine the target audience for War Horse, the new film by Steven Spielberg. A children's novel about a storied horse that survives trench warfare in World War I, the tale has also...Tags: Movies, Unrest, Conflicts and War, War Horse (movie), Movies, Arts and Culture
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Film review: Elementary, my dear Watson. Latest "Sherlock' still needs an update
By Bob Garver
Special to The Herald-Mail
Did you know the title character of the television show "House" is based on Sherlock Holmes?
Played by Hugh Laurie, Dr. Gregory House is a brilliant solver of mysteries who has an antisocial personality, a drug...Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Television, Movies, Arts and Culture, World War I (1914-1918)
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At Carmike Cinema 9: Explore the dark side in 'Dragon Tattoo'
![<span class="abody"><strong>OPENED TUESDAY</strong></span>](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-12/66937542-22082106.jpg "<span class="abody\"><strong>OPENED TUESDAY</strong></span>")
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The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
To put it bluntly, this movie kicks butt. Director David Fincher orchestrates a stark but enthralling adaptation of the first novel in late author Stieg Larsson’s trilogy. Its harsh emotional...Tags: Andy Serkis, Movies, David Fincher, Cancer, Crime, Law and Justice
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Reel Critics: 'Tintin' full of wild adventures
Steven Spielberg made his first big splash in the churning waters of action films with "Raiders of the Lost Ark" in 1981. Thirty years later, he recreates the same high energy and wild escapades in "The Adventures of Tintin." The title character is a...Tags: The Social Network (movie) , Movies, David Fincher, Daniel Craig, Noomi Rapace
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Film review: 'Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol' makes for impossibly good installment
![Last week I wondered if we really needed "Sherlock Holmes" at the movies when we already have "House" on TV.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-12/174844780-27085425.jpg "Last week I wondered if we really needed "Sherlock Holmes\" at the movies when we already have \"House\" on TV.")
Special to The Herald-MailLast week I wondered if we really needed "Sherlock Holmes" at the movies when we already have "House" on TV. This week, I question the necessity of a fourth "Mission Impossible" movie when we already have 22 James Bond movies with a 23rd on its way next...Tags: Movies, Brad Bird, Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol (movie), Jeremy Renner, Economy, Business and Finance
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'Mission: Impossible--Ghost Protocol' review: An exciting bonanza of stunts and eye candy
RedEye movie critic*** (out of four) Tom Cruise runs like a maniac. It’s kind of awesome. The much-maligned but still very commanding movie star’s relentless, up-for-anything energy keeps the blood flowing and the stunts, uh, stunting in the first “...Tags: Brad Bird, Movies, Dubai (United Arab Emirates), Burj Khalifa, Jeremy Renner
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'Safe House' review: Notice it's not called "Fiercely Original House"
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Stop me if you've heard this before:
Someone in a government organization (FBI/CIA/whatever) may be corrupt.
A former operative is now one of the most dangerous men on the planet.
Foreign, anonymous villains have no names and...Tags: Denzel Washington, Ryan Reynolds, Central Intelligence Agency, Vera Farmiga, Car Safety Tips and Advice
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