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Golden Globes: Weinstein-Relativity Media party draws Nicole Kidman, Michael Douglas, Paris Hilton and everyone else in town
Ministry of GossipThe Golden Globes party thrown by Weinstein-Relativity Media drew top names including Nicole Kidman, Michael Douglas, Paris Hilton, Olivia Wilde and Ryan Gosling. The Weinstein-Relativity Media party after the Golden Globes was held at Bar210 in the... -
Join our live chat with playwright Neil LaBute
Culture MonsterLive chat with playwright-filmmaker Neil LaBute on Feb. 2... -
Carrie Fisher, Ricky Gervais Specials On HBO
The Hartford CourantWhat's the difference between a standup concert and a one-person show? See for yourself in two showcase performances this week on HBO. Carrie Fisher's autobiographical "Wishful Drinking" (HBO, 9 tonight), recorded before an audience in New Jersey in...Tags: Larry King Live (tv program), The Office (tv program), Music, John Cena, Sherri Shepherd
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'Glee' leads TV nominations in Golden Globes
NEW YORK - The Golden Globe nominations in television categories had a familiar feel. Fox's ''Glee,'' which won best comedy or musical in its freshman year, topped all other shows with five nominations and could win best show honors for its sophomore...Tags: Hugh Laurie, Boardwalk Empire (tv program), The Office (tv program), Despicable Me (movie), Chris Colfer
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Julia Stiles works her wiles on 'Dexter'
Zap2ItHe's now a widower and single parent, but Dexter Morgan won't be alone much longer. Under normal circumstances, that probably would be a good thing ... but when you're also a secret serial killer, someone new entering your life only can complicate...Tags: Hodgkins Disease, Crimes, Keith Carradine, Entertainment, Peter Weller
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‘Dexter’ welcomes Jonny Lee Miller
The TV Guy - Orlando SentinelHere's good news for all the “Eli Stone” fans out there. Jonny Lee Miller will join “Dexter” next season for six episodes. Showtime said Miller will plays “a mysterious man who is intricately involved in the storyline with... -
Neil LaBute and company engage in filthy talk at Book Soup
Culture MonsterWhen Neil LaBute takes the floor, you can be sure that the evening is going to be filled with all sorts of dirty talk and creative swearing. On Sunday night at Book Soup, the provocative playwright did not disappoint his...... -
'Edmond'
![When "Edmond" was first performed on stage in the early 1980s, it was possible, especially in those early "Morning in America" Reagan years, to recognize David Mamet's play as a timely dissection of what is now commonly referred to as the Angry White Male. Indeed, Mamet implies that Reagan's rise largely emerged from the amorphous, seething resentments of its eponymous antihero, a white-collar mouse-turned-monster whose last name, Burke, makes a not-so-indirect reference to modern conservatism's patron saint. The resentments remain intact in the new filmed version of "Edmond."](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2006-08/24820089.jpg "When "Edmond\" was first performed on stage in the early 1980s, it was possible, especially in those early \"Morning in America\" Reagan years, to recognize David Mamet's play as a timely dissection of what is now commonly referred to as the Angry White Male. Indeed, Mamet implies that Reagan's rise largely emerged from the amorphous, seething resentments of its eponymous antihero, a white-collar mouse-turned-monster whose last name, Burke, makes a not-so-indirect reference to modern conservatism's patron saint. The resentments remain intact in the new filmed version of \"Edmond.\"")
NewsdayWhen "Edmond" was first performed on stage in the early 1980s, it was possible, especially in those early "Morning in America" Reagan years, to recognize David Mamet's play as a timely dissection of what is now commonly referred to as the Angry White...Tags: Entertainment, Colorado, Movies, William H. Macy, Pasadena (Los Angeles, California)
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'The Omen'
![Look, it's a business venture. Nobody expects a remake of the 1976 devil-may-care hit "The Omen" to win the Palme d'Anything. All anybody wants from it is entertaining junk with a little atmosphere, and maybe a fresh idea or two regarding how to scare an audience. This is, after all, a story not about a bad seed, but the worst seed ever.](http://www.zap2it.com/media/thumbnails/story/2006-06/23764921.jpg "Look, it's a business venture. Nobody expects a remake of the 1976 devil-may-care hit "The Omen\" to win the Palme d'Anything. All anybody wants from it is entertaining junk with a little atmosphere, and maybe a fresh idea or two regarding how to scare an audience. This is, after all, a story not about a bad seed, but the worst seed ever.")
Zap2It.comLook, it's a business venture. Nobody expects a remake of the 1976 devil-may-care hit "The Omen" to win the Palme d'Anything. All anybody wants from it is entertaining junk with a little atmosphere, and maybe a fresh idea or two regarding how to scare...Tags: Photography, Michael Gambon, David Warner, Rube Goldberg, John Moore
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'Omen' Remake Is a Sign of the Times
Zap2It.comAt a special screening of "The Omen," director John Moore was all set to chat about his film with journalists over some wine and cheese -- until he threw his back out. The unfortunate mishap is one of a long series of mysterious accidents that occurred...Tags: Richard Donner, Natural Disasters, Entertainment, September 11, 2001 Attacks, Movies
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Fox Credits Satan For Diabolical 'Omen' Opening
Zap2It.comThe decision to remake "The Omen" entirely to meet a 06/06/06 release date is already paying off for Fox, as the studio is claiming the largest Tuesday opening ever. The update of Richard Donner's 1976 Anti-Christ thriller took in more than 12.6...Tags: Richard Donner, Pixar Animation, John Moore, Liev Schreiber, Mia Farrow
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'She's the Man'
![Just so everyone is on the same page: "She's the Man" is a modern-day reworking of William Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night," tweaked in order to allow TV goofball Amanda Bynes to play the cross-dressing Viola -- who, in this version, bends genders to pose as her brother Sebastian in order to get her big break on the boys' soccer team of rival prep school Illyria in the big game against her own alma mater of Cornwall. Love ensues, along with much confusion as to who loves whom, and who's got what under whose trousers.](http://images.zap2it.com/20050124/amandabynes_thewbtca05_135.jpg "Just so everyone is on the same page: "She's the Man\" is a modern-day reworking of William Shakespeare's \"Twelfth Night,\" tweaked in order to allow TV goofball Amanda Bynes to play the cross-dressing Viola -- who, in this version, bends genders to pose as her brother Sebastian in order to get her big break on the boys' soccer team of rival prep school Illyria in the big game against her own alma mater of Cornwall. Love ensues, along with much confusion as to who loves whom, and who's got what under whose trousers.")
Zap2It.comJust so everyone is on the same page: "She's the Man" is a modern-day reworking of William Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night," tweaked in order to allow TV goofball Amanda Bynes to play the cross-dressing Viola -- who, in this version, bends genders to pose as...Tags: Channing Tatum, Entertainment, DreamWorks Animation SKG Incorporated, Vinnie Jones, Paramount Pictures
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