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Critic's Notebook: "Freaks and Geeks" comes to IFC
Show TrackerTonight at 11 (with encore airings Mondays at the same hour) the Independent Film Channel will begin rerunning "Freaks and Geeks," the 1999 NBC comedy about socially marginal suburban high school kids that launched the careers of a bevy of...... -
Video: 'Put This On' Episode 3: Work
Brand XPut This On, Episode 3: Work from Put This On on Vimeo. The stylish gentlemen at Put This On, who were featured in Monday's installment of our weekly longform interview series, X Questions, have released the long-awaited third episode of their titular... -
'Unaccompanied Minors'
![A layover disguised as a film, "Unaccompanied Minors" tells a John Hughes-ian tale of six kids stranded at an airport over the holidays. It comes from a story (a sharp nine-minute number called "Babysitting," by Susan Burton) originally broadcast on the Ira Glass-hosted radio series "This American Life." With that pedigree you think: Promising. Unconventional. Yet the screenplay apparently went through some sort of airport security scanner that sucked out all the quirks.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2006-12/26785814.bmp "A layover disguised as a film, "Unaccompanied Minors\" tells a John Hughes-ian tale of six kids stranded at an airport over the holidays. It comes from a story (a sharp nine-minute number called \"Babysitting,\" by Susan Burton) originally broadcast on the Ira Glass-hosted radio series \"This American Life.\" With that pedigree you think: Promising. Unconventional. Yet the screenplay apparently went through some sort of airport security scanner that sucked out all the quirks.")
Chicago TribuneA layover disguised as a film, "Unaccompanied Minors" tells a John Hughes-ian tale of six kids stranded at an airport over the holidays. It comes from a story (a sharp nine-minute number called "Babysitting," by Susan Burton) originally broadcast on the...Tags: Michael Phillips, James Williams, Gina Mantegna, Chicago Tribune, John Hughes
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You missed 'Explained' for a movie?
![Last Saturday, while you were busy doing something stupid, maybe knocking back that beer that put you over the edge — or was that you skulking guiltily into "Da Vinci Code" at the ArcLight, refusing to yell "thank you!" at that nice usher? — some of your fellow Angelenos were having a much smarter evening at the Barnsdall Gallery Theater in Hollywood. The theater is in the Barnsdall Art Park, atop a hill overlooking East Hollywood and Los Feliz, next to the Barnsdall House, a dilapidated pile from Frank Lloyd Wright's Mayan phase. There, a crowd of smart-looking adults, peppered with art kids and hipsters, watched a grab-bag show of readings and multimedia presentations by a group of very brainy and clever, but warm, people.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2006-06/23948402.jpg "Last Saturday, while you were busy doing something stupid, maybe knocking back that beer that put you over the edge — or was that you skulking guiltily into "Da Vinci Code\" at the ArcLight, refusing to yell \"thank you!\" at that nice usher? — some of your fellow Angelenos were having a much smarter evening at the Barnsdall Gallery Theater in Hollywood. The theater is in the Barnsdall Art Park, atop a hill overlooking East Hollywood and Los Feliz, next to the Barnsdall House, a dilapidated pile from Frank Lloyd Wright's Mayan phase. There, a crowd of smart-looking adults, peppered with art kids and hipsters, watched a grab-bag show of readings and multimedia presentations by a group of very brainy and clever, but warm, people.")
Special to The TimesLast Saturday, while you were busy doing something stupid, maybe knocking back that beer that put you over the edge — or was that you skulking guiltily into "Da Vinci Code" at the ArcLight, refusing to yell "thank you!" at that nice usher? —...Tags: Newspaper and Magazine, Hollywood (Los Angeles, California), Conan O'Brien, Bank Robbery, Wrestling
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Movie review: 'I Am David'
TRIBUNE STAFF REPORTER2 stars (out of 4) "Trust no one" is the only piece of advice 12-year-old David (Ben Tibber) receives before escaping from a Bulgarian prison camp in 1952. He's given a destination (Denmark), a sealed letter to give to authorities and little else. His...Tags: James Caviezel, Entertainment, PG Rated Movies, Television, Movies
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