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From the Vaults: 'Portrait in Black' (1960)
The Daily Mirror"Portrait in Black" has just about everything you need for a campy good time: Sandra Dee! Lana Turner in an increasingly elaborate selection of diamond earrings! A very tan Anthony Quinn! Former silent film actress Anna May Wong as a housekeeper named... -
'The Original Grease' at American Theater Co.: Young, tough and heartfelt, it's the real 'Grease'
The Theater LoopTHEATER REVIEW: "The Original Grease" ★★★ Through June 26 at American Theater Company, 1909 W. Byron St.; Running time: 2 hours, 40 minutes; Tickets: $45-$50 at 773-409-4125 or atcweb.org “Grease” has been many things &#... -
Movie Review: Grease Sing-A-Long
Frankly My Dear - Orlando SentinelMy too-hip-for-the-Bible Belt high school drama teacher caught me rolling my eyes at some bit of hokum we were rehearsing in our annual spring” high school in the '50s” musical, and hissed in my ear. “What I'd really like to do is... -
Thursday's TV Highlights: 'Community' on NBC
Show TrackerClick here to download TV listings for the week of July 4 - 10 in PDF format This week's TV Movies Weekly TV Listings can also be downloaded here EXTRA CREDIT: The college-set sitcom “Community” offers a mini-marathon of six...... -
Fashion Critic 'Mr. Blackwell' Dies at 86
" Mr. Blackwell," whose annual "worst dressed" list dinged movie stars, music icons and European royalty and helped turn him into a household name from the 1960s through the '80s, has died. He was 86. Blackwell had been in failing health and died...Tags: Music Theater, Celebrities, Elizabeth II, Elizabeth Taylor, Health
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Singer-Actor Robert Goulet Dies
Zap2It.comRobert Goulet, the strikingly handsome singer with the rich baritone who soared to stardom on the Broadway stage in 1960 playing Lancelot in the original production of the hit musical "Camelot," died Tuesday morning. He was 73. Goulet, who had recently...Tags: Arts and Culture, Music Theater, Richard Burton, Literature, Health
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Group 1 Performs LIVE!
All in all, it was a horrible night for Group 1. Here's a rundown of the LIVE performances... 1) Jackie Tohn sounded tone deaf! Her performance was like bad karaoke. From the vocals to the outfit, everything was wretched. Her performance in those...Tags: Olivia Newton-John, Aretha Franklin, Anoop Desai, Vocal Music (genre), Danny Gokey
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Where sand is always hot
Special to The TimesWE all live for the sun. At least, that's the case in Southern California. How many people have high-tailed it west after watching cutaway shots of surfers and inline skaters wearing hardly anything during the Rose Bowl broadcast every January? The...Tags: Rose Bowl Game, Documentary (genre), The Beach Boys, Brian Wilson, Los Angeles
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'My Summer of Love'
Times Staff WriterTwo teen girls forge an explosive connection in a compelling Pawel Pawlikowski film.What is it about the mercurial emotional voltage of teenage girls that contains the potential for obsessive relationships? The deep need for closeness, the manic...Tags: Movies, Mike Leigh, Paddy Considine, Alison Goldfrapp, Romance (genre)
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You Saw it Here First
![When it comes to fashon, California is more proselytizer than creator. Some of the clothing most identified with the Golden State was actually invented elsewhere -- the bikini in France, for instance, or designer jeans in Milan. What California has done without peer, however, is popularize sportswear that is casual yet cutting edge. "It is not French fashion, but it is what people wear," says Inez Brooks-Myers, curator of costume and textiles at the Oakland Museum of California. "California is a casual place, and we have a lifestyle that people admire and want to emulate." All that said, Californians do take credit for dreaming up at least a few fashion firsts -- some well known, some surprising and some threaded with a little controversy.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2006-10/25963543.jpg "When it comes to fashon, California is more proselytizer than creator. Some of the clothing most identified with the Golden State was actually invented elsewhere -- the bikini in France, for instance, or designer jeans in Milan. What California has done without peer, however, is popularize sportswear that is casual yet cutting edge. "It is not French fashion, but it is what people wear,\" says Inez Brooks-Myers, curator of costume and textiles at the Oakland Museum of California. \"California is a casual place, and we have a lifestyle that people admire and want to emulate.\" All that said, Californians do take credit for dreaming up at least a few fashion firsts -- some well known, some surprising and some threaded with a little controversy.")
When it comes to fashon, California is more proselytizer than creator. Some of the clothing most identified with the Golden State was actually invented elsewhere -- the bikini in France, for instance, or designer jeans in Milan. What California has done...Tags: Basketball, Neck, U.S. Navy, Annette Funicello, Fashion Shows
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'You're the One That I Want' Seeks New Danny, Sandy
![TV audiences help Tony Award-winning director and choreographer Kathleen Marshall find the stars of a major new Broadway revival in "Grease: You're the One That I Want," a talent competition series premiering Sunday, Jan. 7, on NBC.](http://www.zap2it.com/media/alternatethumbnails/story/2007-01/27003023.jpg "TV audiences help Tony Award-winning director and choreographer Kathleen Marshall find the stars of a major new Broadway revival in "Grease: You're the One That I Want,\" a talent competition series premiering Sunday, Jan. 7, on NBC.")
TV audiences help Tony Award-winning director and choreographer Kathleen Marshall find the stars of a major new Broadway revival in "Grease: You're the One That I Want," a talent competition series premiering Sunday, Jan. 7, on NBC.
Hosted by Billy...Tags: Arts and Culture, Music Theater, Celebrities, James Dean, Barry Bostwick
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1960s teen idol Sandra Dee dies at 62
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterSandra Dee, the blond all-American girl-next-door whose star turns as "Gidget" and "Tammy" made her a teen idol in the 1960s, a status reinforced by her Hollywood marriage to pop singer Bobby Darin, died Sunday. She was 62. Dee died at Los Robles...Tags: Ross Hunter, Celebrities, Cliff Robertson, James Stewart, Health
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