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Tonight: ‘American Idol’ SuperVote; ‘White Collar’ season finale; ‘NCIS’ to the rescue
The TV Guy - Orlando Sentinel“American Idol” enters a new phase Tuesday night. The Fox singing contest goes live at 8, which will be a test for the 10 female hopefuls. (The 10 men perform at 8 p.m. Wednesday). But the bigger test may be for the judges: How will Keith... -
Lifetime’s “Abducted: The Carlina White Story” based on true events
Channel Guide MagazineOn Saturday, Oct. 6, Lifetime will present the world premiere of Abducted: The Carlina White Story. The original film, starring Keke Palmer (True Jackson, VP), Aunjanue Ellis (The Help), Sherri Shepherd (The View) and Roger Cross (24) tells the stunning... -
Thursday’s Highlights: 'The Big Bang Theory' on CBS
Show TrackerClick here to download TV listings for the week of March 25 - 31 in PDF format TV listings for the week of March 25 - 31 in PDF format are also available at latimes.com/entertainment/news/tv Weekly TV Listings and more...... -
Tonight: 2 'NCIS' finales; 'Dancing,' 'Voice' eliminations
Staff writerAs the season winds down, so do favorite series. And other programs say goodbye for good. So if you're a fan of "Body of Proof," you'll want to catch all the remaining episodes, including the one at 10 on ABC. The Dana Delany series will not be back...Tags: Dance, Entertainment, Taylor Swift, The Mindy Project (tv program), Dancing With the Stars (tv program)
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'The Help'
![Surely one of 2011's movie "sleepers," given the box-office endurance it displayed from late summer into early fall, this engrossing adaptation of Kathryn Stockett's best seller finds a would-be author (Emma Stone) interviewing Southern housekeepers about their experiences.](http://www.zap2it.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-11/65870979-28091711.jpg "Surely one of 2011's movie "sleepers,\" given the box-office endurance it displayed from late summer into early fall, this engrossing adaptation of Kathryn Stockett's best seller finds a would-be author (Emma Stone) interviewing Southern housekeepers about their experiences.")
Zap2ItSurely one of 2011's movie "sleepers," given the box-office endurance it displayed from late summer into early fall, this engrossing adaptation of Kathryn Stockett's best seller finds a would-be author (Emma Stone) interviewing Southern housekeepers about...Tags: Documentary (genre), Entertainment, Octavia Spencer, Movies, DVDs
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Freedomland
Zap2It.comPublished in 1998, Richard Price's lengthy novel "Freedomland" proved a cinematic riddle for its author. Price spent years trying to mold the book into a workable screenplay, with Joe Roth's new drama, starring Julianne Moore and Samuel Jackson, finally...Tags: Entertainment, The Wire (tv program), Edie Falco, Ron Eldard, William Forsythe
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'Brother to Brother'
![In the heartfelt and imaginative "Brother to Brother," writer-director Rodney Evans has found an effective way to convey the plight of a gifted but embittered young African American painter (Anthony Mackie) within an evocation of some key figures and events of the Harlem Renaissance, an era rich in cinematic material yet little explored on the screen.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2004-12/15312217.jpg "In the heartfelt and imaginative "Brother to Brother,\" writer-director Rodney Evans has found an effective way to convey the plight of a gifted but embittered young African American painter (Anthony Mackie) within an evocation of some key figures and events of the Harlem Renaissance, an era rich in cinematic material yet little explored on the screen.")
Times Staff WriterIn the heartfelt and imaginative "Brother to Brother," writer-director Rodney Evans has found an effective way to convey the plight of a gifted but embittered young African American painter (Anthony Mackie) within an evocation of some key figures and...Tags: Marc Anthony, Entertainment, Gays and Lesbians, Langston Hughes, Movies
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Men of Honor
TIMES STAFF WRITERFriday November 10, 2000 In 1948, Harry Truman ended segregation in the armed forces, but it did not fade away overnight any more than it did in other American institutions. What Jackie Robinson endured in breaking the color line in baseball and...Tags: Entertainment, Michael Rapaport, Sports, George Tillman, Jr., Harry Houdini
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'Undercover Brother'
NewsdayThe Brooklyn Museum might want to consider pulling some of the space it is taking up with "Star Wars" gear and reallocating it to a mustard-colored Cadillac Coupe de Ville that spins like a woozy top when you hit the brakes. If you want to see the real...Tags: Frankenstein (movie, 1931), Billy Dee Williams, Chris Kattan, Entertainment, Star Wars (movie)
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Summer Movie Preview
![It has been suggested that summer has already begun at the cineplexes, with the huge opening for ``The Scorpion King." Whether The Rock has legs as well as arms will be seen. But well before Memorial Day, the traditional start of summer, the long season for big movies surely commences on Friday with the arrival of ``Spider-Man."](http://www.courant.com/media/thumbnails/story/2002-04/2896045.jpg "It has been suggested that summer has already begun at the cineplexes, with the huge opening for ``The Scorpion King." Whether The Rock has legs as well as arms will be seen. But well before Memorial Day, the traditional start of summer, the long season for big movies surely commences on Friday with the arrival of ``Spider-Man.\"")
Courant film CriticIt has been suggested that summer has already begun at the cineplexes, with the huge opening for ``The Scorpion King." Whether The Rock has legs as well as arms will be seen. But well before Memorial Day, the traditional start of summer, the long season...Tags: Jennifer Esposito, Claude Chabrol, Jude Law, Colin Firth, Debra Messing
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'Ray'
![From the moment director Taylor Hackford starts "Ray" with a shot of Jamie Foxx's fingers hitting the piano keys and breaking into the unmistakable rhythms of "What'd I Say," it's clear that Ray Charles' unstoppable music will power this film. It's axiomatic that any picture with songs like "I Got a Woman," "Georgia on My Mind," "Hit the Road Jack" and "I Can't Stop Loving You" is going to get cut all the slack it needs.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2004-10/14850797.jpg "From the moment director Taylor Hackford starts "Ray\" with a shot of Jamie Foxx's fingers hitting the piano keys and breaking into the unmistakable rhythms of \"What'd I Say,\" it's clear that Ray Charles' unstoppable music will power this film. It's axiomatic that any picture with songs like \"I Got a Woman,\" \"Georgia on My Mind,\" \"Hit the Road Jack\" and \"I Can't Stop Loving You\" is going to get cut all the slack it needs.")
Los Angeles TimesFrom the moment director Taylor Hackford starts "Ray" with a shot of Jamie Foxx's fingers hitting the piano keys and breaking into the unmistakable rhythms of "What'd I Say," it's clear that Ray Charles' unstoppable music will power this film. It's...Tags: Entertainment, Celebrities, Clifton Powell, Ray Charles, Drugs and Medicines
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Movie review: 'Brother to Brother'
SPECIAL TO THE TRIBUNE2 stars (out of 4) There might be a lot to root for in "Brother to Brother," a low-budget indie about a black, gay college kid who befriends a living relic from the Harlem Renaissance, but there's little that made me actually like watching it. Ambitious...Tags: Marc Anthony, Entertainment, James Baldwin, Gays and Lesbians, Langston Hughes
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