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The Morning Fix: CW's Ostroff plans exit. 'Avatar' is favorite download of pirates. Net neutrality debate continues
Company TownAfter the coffee. Before realizing I couldn't live in Seattle. The Skinny: How wet is it outside? I was walking to Trader Joe's and the sole of my Timberland boot fell off. Those boots survived 10 years of New York...... -
'Hurt' locks it up
!["The Hurt Locker," a gritty, challenging and little-seen drama about bomb disposal in the Iraq war, was the leading winner with six Academy Awards on Sunday night, including best picture and the first directing honor for a female filmmaker.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-09/52622078-21113654.jpg ""The Hurt Locker,\" a gritty, challenging and little-seen drama about bomb disposal in the Iraq war, was the leading winner with six Academy Awards on Sunday night, including best picture and the first directing honor for a female filmmaker.")
"The Hurt Locker," a gritty, challenging and little-seen drama about bomb disposal in the Iraq war, was the leading winner with six Academy Awards on Sunday night, including best picture and the first directing honor for a female filmmaker.
Academy Award...Tags: Taylor Lautner, Film Festivals, Culture, Inglourious Basterds (movie), Quentin Tarantino
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'Avatar,' 'Inglourious Basterds,' 'Up in the Air' fall short
![Never mind its handicapping by many gurus of gold as an odds-on Oscar front-runner heading into Sunday evening. The downsizing drama "Up in the Air" was completely excluded in all six categories for which it was nominated, including nods for George Clooney (best actor) and director Jason Reitman.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-09/52620820-21114030.jpg "Never mind its handicapping by many gurus of gold as an odds-on Oscar front-runner heading into Sunday evening. The downsizing drama "Up in the Air\" was completely excluded in all six categories for which it was nominated, including nods for George Clooney (best actor) and director Jason Reitman.")
Never mind its handicapping by many gurus of gold as an odds-on Oscar front-runner heading into Sunday evening. The downsizing drama "Up in the Air" was completely excluded in all six categories for which it was nominated, including nods for George...Tags: Culture, Film Festivals, Inglourious Basterds (movie), Quentin Tarantino, George Clooney
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2011 Oscar nominations: Was 'Inception' robbed?
Brand XAt its heart, Christopher Nolan's sci-fi epic "Inception" is a heist film -- which makes it ironic that the film seems to have been snubbed in a major Academy Award category. The Leonardo DiCaprio-starring film earned eight nominations: Best Picture,... -
Classic story meets CGI
The boy who never grew up is more than 100 years old, but new fans are now discovering him in Costa Mesa.
One of the most technologically advanced pieces of theater in history has arrived at the Orange County Performing Arts Center — seats,...Tags: Culture, Kensington, Costa Mesa, Family, Arts and Culture
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Book review: 'The New Biographical Dictionary of Film' by David Thomson
![Film both mimics our dreams and provokes our fantasies. The idea that an individual's relationship with it might be a narcotic, a heady mood or attitude, an atmosphere that changes speed and temperature but can never be escaped is central to David Thomson's "The New Biographical Dictionary of Film," an ongoing work that first appeared in the mid-1970s. Now in its fifth edition, almost 1,100 pages and with 130 new entries, this mad and magnificent opus finds cinema's Dr. Johnson disenchanted, wondering if anybody cares about film history anymore and even if the medium will continue to command a backward survey.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-12/58022891-01235302.jpg "Film both mimics our dreams and provokes our fantasies. The idea that an individual's relationship with it might be a narcotic, a heady mood or attitude, an atmosphere that changes speed and temperature but can never be escaped is central to David Thomson's "The New Biographical Dictionary of Film,\" an ongoing work that first appeared in the mid-1970s. Now in its fifth edition, almost 1,100 pages and with 130 new entries, this mad and magnificent opus finds cinema's Dr. Johnson disenchanted, wondering if anybody cares about film history anymore and even if the medium will continue to command a backward survey.")
Special to the Los Angeles TimesFilm both mimics our dreams and provokes our fantasies. The idea that an individual's relationship with it might be a narcotic, a heady mood or attitude, an atmosphere that changes speed and temperature but can never be escaped is central to David...Tags: Robert Mitchum, Crimes, Angie Dickinson, James Cameron, Apple iPad
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Movie Review: TRON Legacy
![Like "Avatar," "TRON: Legacy" takes us into a world of digital imagination, a dreamscape Netscape of blacks and blues and neon-lit "programs" and disc-duels for the teeming masses of bits and bytes.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-12/58286903-15093506-187105.jpg "Like "Avatar,\" \"TRON: Legacy\" takes us into a world of digital imagination, a dreamscape Netscape of blacks and blues and neon-lit \"programs\" and disc-duels for the teeming masses of bits and bytes.")
Sentinel Film CriticLike "Avatar," "TRON: Legacy" takes us into a world of digital imagination, a dreamscape Netscape of blacks and blues and neon-lit "programs" and disc-duels for the teeming masses of bits and bytes. It's a gorgeous sequel to 1982's "TRON," a video game...Tags: PG Rated Movies, Jeff Bridges, Roger Moore, Television, Science Fiction (genre)
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'King's Speech' Tops Golden Globe Nominations
![BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. -- The British monarchy tale "The King's Speech" led Golden Globe contenders Tuesday with seven nominations, including best drama and acting honors for Colin Firth, Helena Bonham Carter and Geoffrey Rush.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-12/58262007-14092528-187105.jpg "BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. -- The British monarchy tale "The King's Speech\" led Golden Globe contenders Tuesday with seven nominations, including best drama and acting honors for Colin Firth, Helena Bonham Carter and Geoffrey Rush.")
Associated PressBEVERLY HILLS, Calif. -- The British monarchy tale "The King's Speech" led Golden Globe contenders Tuesday with seven nominations, including best drama and acting honors for Colin Firth, Helena Bonham Carter and Geoffrey Rush. Other best-drama nominees...Tags: Culture, The Fighter (movie), Arts and Culture, Christoph Waltz, Greenberg (movie)
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3D TV and Movies: Texas sized headache?
The 33 News3D movies like "Avatar" are designed for sensory overload but for many people, even some without eye problems, the technology is simply too much for the eyes and brain. Jennifer Watson says she tried watching a 3D movie last year. "It was a minor...Tags: Texas, Television, Carrollton, Movies, Headaches
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'Avatar' wins top Golden Globe
![The night belongs to "Avatar."](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-09/51644256-21153131.jpg "The night belongs to "Avatar.\"")
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterThe night belongs to "Avatar." The sci-fi blockbuster -- the most expensive movie ever made and on track to become the highest-grossing film ever made – won the Golden Globe tonight for best dramatic film and best director for James Cameron. "Avatar"...Tags: Culture, Film Festivals, 30 Rock (tv program), Haiti, Big Love (tv program)
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![3D movies like "Avatar" are designed for sensory overload but for many people, even some without eye problems, the technology is simply too much for the eyes and brain. Jennifer Watson says she tried watching a 3D movie last year.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-01/51620256-13200538-187105 "3D movies like "Avatar\" are designed for sensory overload but for many people, even some without eye problems, the technology is simply too much for the eyes and brain. Jennifer Watson says she tried watching a 3D movie last year."){kind=small}
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