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Cheryl Hines gets fake hair, nails, breasts in 'Suburgatory'
Show TrackerIf your local supermarket is out of sugar-free Red Bull, Dallas Royce is probably to blame. Cheryl Hines plays the Barbie doll clone -- the kind who harbors a hefty supply of the energy drink that would put the best...... -
Wednesday's Highlights: 'Luther' on BBC America
Show TrackerClick here to download TV listings for the week of Sept. 25 - Oct. 1 in PDF format TV listings for the week of Sept. 25 - Oct. 1 in PDF format (from latimes.com/entertainment/news/tv) Weekly TV Listings and more can...... -
Fall TV season: Watch a sneak preview of ABC's 'Suburgatory' [Video]
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'Wrong Turn'
Times Staff Writer"Wrong Turn" suffers a fate similar to that of many other horror and supernatural thrillers released in the last decade: It leaves you with the feeling that you're watching an episode of "The X-Files," only Mulder and Scully never show up. In this case,...Tags: Vehicles, Eliza Dushku, Desmond Harrington, Health and Safety at School, Lindy Booth
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Suicide Kings
TIMES STAFF WRITERFriday April 17, 1998 In the admirably swift opening of the psychological mystery thriller "Suicide Kings," a smart B-picture with lots of A-pluses, a shrewd veteran gangster, wonderfully well-played by Christopher Walken, is kidnapped by a bunch of...Tags: Denis Leary, Henry Thomas, Johnny Galecki, Manhattan (New York City), Kidnapping
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White Squall
FOR THE TIMESFriday February 2, 1996 It is intimated near the end of Ridley Scott's "White Squall" that the title storm condition may be a myth, and if we weren't told otherwise, we might regard the entire adventure in the same light. Not because the events...Tags: Ridley Scott, John Savage, Entertainment, Ivy League, Peter Weir
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Hideaway
TIMES STAFF WRITERFriday March 3, 1995 "Hideaway" is not for the faint of heart. It * is for the faint of mind. Jeff Goldblum plays Hatch Harrison, who apparently dies in a car accident only to be brought back from "the other side" by a crack team of...Tags: Entertainment, Health, Jeff Goldblum, Death, Alicia Silverstone
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Without Limits
TIMES FILM CRITICFriday September 11, 1998 Great athletes are of life and larger than it. Their personal dramas are acted out in public, their starkly outlined victories and defeats written in large, unmistakable letters. We watch their struggles with something like...Tags: Robert Towne, Jared Leto, High School Sports, Conrad L Hall, Sports Illustrated
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NBC Pays Ransom for 'Kidnapped'
Zap2It.comNBC has taken another step toward filling out its schedule for next season, picking up the drama "Kidnapped" for a fall premiere. The show, a serialized thriller a la "Prison Break," chronicles the efforts of police, the FBI and a private kidnap-and-...Tags: Paul Haggis, NBC (tv network), Delroy Lindo, Literature, Linus Roache
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'Thirteen'
![In the arty exploitation flick "Thirteen," first-time director Catherine Hardwicke cranks up the volume to maximum shriek. A story of a Valley girl gone bad, the film energetically samples a couple of reliable standards: the classic juvenile delinquent movie that's as much a romp as a cautionary tale, and the emotionally damp after-school special about cross-generational confusion, then whips them into a frenzy. The look is fresh — it's a tossup if the film or the kids are more stylish — even if its story about a girl martyred on the cross of reckless youth is as old as Joan of Arc's.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2003-08/9087055.jpg "In the arty exploitation flick "Thirteen,\" first-time director Catherine Hardwicke cranks up the volume to maximum shriek. A story of a Valley girl gone bad, the film energetically samples a couple of reliable standards: the classic juvenile delinquent movie that's as much a romp as a cautionary tale, and the emotionally damp after-school special about cross-generational confusion, then whips them into a frenzy. The look is fresh — it's a tossup if the film or the kids are more stylish — even if its story about a girl martyred on the cross of reckless youth is as old as Joan of Arc's.")
Times Staff WriterIn the arty exploitation flick "Thirteen," first-time director Catherine Hardwicke cranks up the volume to maximum shriek. A story of a Valley girl gone bad, the film energetically samples a couple of reliable standards: the classic juvenile delinquent...Tags: James Dean, Entertainment, Missing in Action, Holly Hunter, Nicholas Ray
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'May'
Times Staff WriterAt the beginning of the macabre psychological chiller "May," a crazy young mother places a black patch over her little daughter's lazy eye and sends her off to school, saying that she should cover the patch with her long hair or otherwise none of the kids...Tags: Entertainment, University of Southern California, Anna Faris, James Duval, Cinema Industry
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Summer of same
Tribune movie reporterThe sequels and franchise flicks scored big last summer, so what do we get? More of the same this year. Check out the titles, and you might conclude that this is the year of the colon. But don't be fooled by the amount of noise generated by the highest-...Tags: Ridley Scott, Ewan McGregor, Casino and Gambling, Romance (genre), Rachel Weisz
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