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Fall TV season: Watch sneak previews of CBS' 'Person of Interest,' 'Unforgettable,' 'A Gifted Man' [Video]
Show TrackerWatch video clips of new CBS dramas, including J.J. Abrams' 'Person of Interest' starring "Lost" star Michael Emerson, as well as 'Unforgettable' and 'A Gifted Man'... -
Weekend movies: 'The Mechanic,' 'The Rite' and more
Brand X"The Mechanic": The assassin drama offers a meat-and-potatoes roll for action hunk Jason Statham, but hey, it's Serious Actor Ben Foster as his murderous apprentice! Here's our critic's take. "The Rite": In retrospect, it's easy to see "Silence of the... -
Jodie Foster looks to sell Beverly Hills compound
Actress Jodie Foster has listed her Beverly Hills compound for sale at $9,975,000, the Multiple Listing Service shows.
The main house, with seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms, was built in 1949. Climbing vines and red brick accents give the home an...Tags: Homes, Academy Awards, David Kramer, Real Estate, Jodie Foster
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Quiz: Can you spot the Oscars' nominee for best actor?
Gold DerbyOnly one of these performances received a nomination for best actor at the Oscars. See the answer here! ANSWER: James Stewart, "It's a Wonderful Life." MORE GOLD DERBY AWARDS QUIZZES Can you spot the Oscar nominee for best picture? Who turned down Kevin... -
Jonathan Demme makes time for 'Family Week'
![If the dysfunctional, self-medicating characters that populate so much 20th-century drama were to check into rehab or get therapy, would they still be stage-worthy? Eugene O'Neill didn't write "Long Day's Journey Into Recovery" or Tennessee Williams "A Streetcar Named Wellness."](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-05/53599861-04100201.jpg "If the dysfunctional, self-medicating characters that populate so much 20th-century drama were to check into rehab or get therapy, would they still be stage-worthy? Eugene O'Neill didn't write "Long Day's Journey Into Recovery\" or Tennessee Williams \"A Streetcar Named Wellness.\"")
If the dysfunctional, self-medicating characters that populate so much 20th-century drama were to check into rehab or get therapy, would they still be stage-worthy? Eugene O'Neill didn't write "Long Day's Journey Into Recovery" or Tennessee Williams "A...Tags: Eugene O'Neill, Carol Kane, Drama (genre), Music Theater, Crimes
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'The Girl Who Played With Fire' by Stieg Larsson
Already, a nimbus of legend surrounds the story: In late 2004, Swedish journalist Stieg Larsson delivered to his publisher three finished manuscripts -- the opening salvos in a rumored 10-part suspense narrative. Like a latter-day Sjöwall-Wahlöö, the...Tags: Murder, Book, Crimes, Colleges and Universities, Health and Safety at School
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Oscars quiz: Who turned down Jodie Foster's role in 'Silence of the Lambs'?
Gold DerbyIf Sandra Bullock ends up winning the Oscar for "The Blind Side," Julia Roberts will probably be miffed since she turned down the role. That won't be the first time a star pooh-poohed a role that went on to Oscar glory. Check out the quz below. To see the... -
Oscars quiz: Who gave this boastful acceptance speech?
Gold DerbyTo see the answer, click on the "Continue reading" link below. ANSWER: When Shirley MacLaine won best actress for "Terms of Endearment" (1983), she roared, "I deserve this! I have wondered for 26 years what this would feel like.†Photo AMPAS RELATED... -
Quiz: Who won the most Oscars for directing?
Gold DerbyTo see the answer, click on the "Continue reading" link underneath the photos below. ANSWER: John Ford won the most Oscars for directing (four): "The Quiet Man," 1952; "How Green Was My Valley," 1941; "The Grapes of Wrath," 1940; "The Informer," 1935.... -
Which Bette Davis film suffered the worst Oscar snub?
Gold DerbyEvery Oscar expert knows that "The Color Purple" and "The Turning Point" hold the dubious record of reaping the most nominations without a single win (11). But, before those films, the Oscars' worst snubbee was a Bette Davis movie, which got slighted nine... -
Mr. Brooks
!["Mr. Brooks" is cleverly conceived and professionally executed and to hell with that. It's a serial killer movie in the dime-a-dozen era of serial killer movies, with the selling point being that the murderer is played by a movie star.](http://www.zap2it.com/media/alternatethumbnails/story/2007-05/30187637.jpg ""Mr. Brooks\" is cleverly conceived and professionally executed and to hell with that. It's a serial killer movie in the dime-a-dozen era of serial killer movies, with the selling point being that the murderer is played by a movie star.")
Zap2It.com"Mr. Brooks" is cleverly conceived and professionally executed and to hell with that. It's a serial killer movie in the dime-a-dozen era of serial killer movies, with the selling point being that the murderer is played by a movie star. This way you'll...Tags: Crimes, Sean Connery, William Hurt, Movies, Chicago Tribune
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'Mr. Brooks'
Times Staff WriterEarl Brooks is no ordinary serial killer. He's got a secret closet where identical serial-killer outfits hang above a row of matching black boots, and he has all the latest in serial-killer gadgets. He's the Batman of serial killers. As played by Kevin...Tags: Murder, Crimes, Portland (Multnomah, Oregon), Colleges and Universities, Health and Safety at School
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