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Grinderman's Nick Cave kills panthers, steals wives at Music Box
Pop & HissAs Nick Cave and his fellow Grindermen opened with the blistering first track on their second album, “Mickey Mouse and the Goodbye Man,” a couple holding hands plowed through Tuesday’s crowd at the Music Box. A conflict was evident: The...... -
Critic's Notebook: British and American actors square off in tight Tony Award race
Culture MonsterAdvertisers would have us believe that the world is divided between Mac and PC users. But the world of acting is still split along lines that go back half a century to two titans, Laurence Olivier and Marlon Brando British...... -
Shakespeare not a hit with voters in online charity contest
Culture MonsterL.A.'s Shakespeare Center finishes 51st in online charity contest... -
Leading SoCal stage actors win a week in Wisconsin with Olympia Dukakis
Culture MonsterAn actor is never too good or too experienced to benefit from a week away at theater camp. That’s the premise behind the Lunt-Fontanne Fellowship Program, inaugurated in 2009 in the Wisconsin woods, where chosen actors get to spend a...... -
Paul Coates, Dec. 15, 1960
The Daily MirrorDec. 15, 1960: Paul Coates writes about tourism in Los Angeles during the boom of the 1880s. Marilyn Monroe and Sir Laurence Olivier don’t get along during filming of “The Prince and the Showgirl” (referred to here as “The Sleeping...... -
Murder? Madness? Hamlet will get his day in court before Justice Kennedy
Culture MonsterFor one night, the big question in "Hamlet" won't be "To be, or not to be" but "Is he or isn't he?" -- as in "Is the prince of Denmark mentally competent to stand trial for the murder of Polonius?"...... -
Jimmie Fidler in Europe, Jan. 8, 1941
The Daily MirrorJan. 8, 1941: Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier, the “perfect lovers,” had an out-loud row just before sailing for Europe -- and almost went in opposite directions, Jimmie Fidler says. Keeping reading for more on the vice raids on nightclubs...... -
Monster Mash: L.A. Philharmonic announces new season; Olivier nominations; Kevin Spacey's Middle East theater school
Culture MonsterArts news including LA Phil announces 2011-12 season; Olivier Award announces nominations; Kevin Spacey's plans for a Middle East theater school and James Franco's "Three's Company" play... -
This weekend: Grammy legends; ‘Extreme Makeover’ in Cocoa; Dwight Howard on ‘Cleveland Show’; Marge Simpson goes gray
The TV Guy - Orlando SentinelThe weekend's biggest show will be the Grammys, which unfold from 8 to 11:30 p.m. Sunday on CBS. The awards are usually about today's biggest hitmakers, but this year's telecast is making a big deal over legends. And why not? Bob Dylan, Barbra Streisand... -
Book review: 'Fragments' by Marilyn Monroe
Special to the Los Angeles TimesThere are cartons of this stuff in attics all over America — the poems, penses and grocery lists of yearning, dissatisfied people who at some time wished for an emotional coherence that was beyond their reach. These scribbles are of no great...Tags: Arthur Miller, Heinrich Heine, Elia Kazan, Arts and Culture, Psychotherapy
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Current Prices
Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the United States. Prices vary in different locations because of local economic conditions. Airplane whistle, makes a sirenlike whirl, propeller twirls, red and...Tags: Ed Sullivan, Prices, Superman (fictional character), Marilyn Monroe, Walt Disney
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Tony Curtis dies at 85; actor was star of 'Some Like It Hot' and 'Sweet Smell of Success'
![Tony Curtis was a strikingly handsome 23-year-old native New Yorker playing the lead in an off-Broadway production of "Golden Boy" in 1948 when he was spotted by a Universal Pictures talent scout. Sent west for a screen test, he signed a seven-year contract at $75 a week.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-09/56446494-30113547.jpg "Tony Curtis was a strikingly handsome 23-year-old native New Yorker playing the lead in an off-Broadway production of "Golden Boy\" in 1948 when he was spotted by a Universal Pictures talent scout. Sent west for a screen test, he signed a seven-year contract at $75 a week.")
Tony Curtis was a strikingly handsome 23-year-old native New Yorker playing the lead in an off-Broadway production of "Golden Boy" in 1948 when he was spotted by a Universal Pictures talent scout. Sent west for a screen test, he signed a seven-year...Tags: Movies, Angela Lansbury, Armed Forces, Albert DeSalvo, New York
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