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    May 13, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  1. Cannes honcho Thierry Fremaux is Hollywood's inside man

    When Baz Luhrmann’s "The Great Gatsby" raises the curtain on the 2013 Cannes Film Festival, it will serve, among other things, as an indication that the love affair between the festival and Hollywood is alive and well — much more than the last time Luhrmann opened Cannes, 12 years ago, with "Moulin Rouge." Back then, relations between Cannes and Tinseltown had hit something of a low, with few studio films of the late ’90s making the trek to the Croisette ("Beyond Rangoon," anyone?). When he joined Cannes in 2001, festival director Thierry Fremaux was immediately tasked by fest president Gilles Jacob with a peacemaking mission to the West Coast, and the decade since has been one of the richest for le cinema Americain on the Riviera — even if the biggest Cannes-launched Oscar winner of recent years was a French production: "The Artist."
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    When Baz Luhrmann’s "The Great Gatsby" raises the curtain on the 2013 Cannes Film Festival, it will serve, among other things, as an indication that the love affair between the festival and Hollywood is alive and well — much more than the last...

    Tags: The Artist (movie), The Descendants (movie), Abusive Behavior, Amour (movie), Movies

  2. May 5, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  3. 'Paradise' runneth over for Ulrich Seidl

    Austrian director Ulrich Seidl makes a habit of blurring boundaries: his documentaries include staged scenes, and his dramas feature nonprofessional actors who are sometimes playing versions of themselves. But there is little middle ground when it comes to the reception of his work.
    Austrian director Ulrich Seidl makes a habit of blurring boundaries: his documentaries include staged scenes, and his dramas feature nonprofessional actors who are sometimes playing versions of themselves. But there is little middle ground when it comes...

    Tags: Entertainment, Christianity, Movies, Michael Haneke, Separation of Church and State

  4. May 2, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  5. A show of love for Nick Offerman and Megan Mullally

    Nick Offerman races into the lobby of West Los Angeles' Odyssey Theatre, pulls off his green trucker's cap and wipes his brow. Megan Mullally, right behind him, smooths her magenta-tinted hair and adjusts her cat-eye glasses.
    Nick Offerman races into the lobby of West Los Angeles' Odyssey Theatre, pulls off his green trucker's cap and wipes his brow. Megan Mullally, right behind him, smooths her magenta-tinted hair and adjusts her cat-eye glasses. "It's a thing with us,"...

    Tags: Politics, Karen Walker, IFC (tv network), Nick Offerman, Jennifer Aniston

  6. Mar 7, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune
  7. An indie brings Nick Offerman back to the Chicago area

    Whenever I find myself in a bleak mood, a quick glance at the Ron Swanson Pyramid of Greatness usually does the trick. A near-perfect melding of minds between the "Parks and Recreation" writing staff and actor Nick Offerman, this visual guide on how to live life ("Crying: Acceptable at funerals and the Grand Canyon") is one of the NBC show's lasting legacies.
    Whenever I find myself in a bleak mood, a quick glance at the Ron Swanson Pyramid of Greatness usually does the trick. A near-perfect melding of minds between the "Parks and Recreation" writing staff and actor Nick Offerman, this visual guide on how to...

    Tags: Holly Hunter, ImprovOlympic, Media Industry, The Daily Show (tv program), Animation (Movie Genre)

  8. Jan 24, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  9. Review: 'Tabu' loses its power to the silent-film past

    "Tabu," the third film from rising Portuguese director Miguel Gomes, feels like a relic of the past and not merely because of its aesthetic nod to silent film great F.W. Murnau's final project. Like a collage of old black and white movies found in an...

    Tags: Entertainment, Movies, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Tabu (movie)

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