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Scott Cooper: The body and soul behind 'Crazy Heart'
The Big PictureThe critics have been raving nonstop, and rightfully so, over Jeff Bridges' peerless performance in "Crazy Heart" as Bad Blake, the burned-out country music star who finds himself running on empty, reduced to playing bowling alleys as he tries to...... -
Lily Tomlin tour travels to Southern California in January
Culture MonsterHer career now into its fourth decade, Lily Tomlin certainly deserves some sort of award for showbiz longevity. Whether on stage or screen, the actress-comedian seldom seems to be out of work. People of a certain age may remember her...... -
'Iron Man 2' reaches critical mass -- what are reviewers saying about the sequel?
The Hero Complex"IRON MAN 2" COUNTDOWN: 4 DAYS Tony Stark breaks all the rules (even the one that says superheroes must keep a secret identity), and he always seems to come out on top — that's why we love him. But now...... -
Hats off to the Wicked Witch of the West and Margaret Hamilton
The Hero ComplexSusan King writes about classic Hollywood for Hero Complex, and today she's somewhere over the rainbow.... What's the most famous hat in Hollywood history? Charlie Chaplin's bowler? Humphrey Bogart's fedora? Our vote goes to a more singular fashion... -
LACMA remembers its cameo in Robert Altman's 'The Player'
Culture MonsterIn Robert Altman's 1992 movie "The Player," the fictional Hollywood studio where the slimy protagonist Griffin Mill (Tim Robbins) plies his trade has the following motto emblazoned across its office walls: "Movies. Now more than ever!" The slogan is... -
Poll: Can Lindsay Lohan stage a Hollywood comeback?
Gold DerbyLindsay Lohan faces the biggest crisis of her troubled career. She will spend the next two weeks in an L.A. jail and then 90 more days in rehab. This means she won't be available to promote her next film, the Robert Rodriguez action flick "Machete," which... -
Tony Scott and Shia to do Grisham’s “The Associate”
Frankly My Dear - Orlando SentinelDirector Tony Scott may take on an adaptation of John Grisham's The Associate, with Shia LaBeouf as the star. The novel earned comparisons to Grisham's cracker jack thriller The Firm — young lawyer, with his own dark secrets, corrupted by a big firm... -
Jay Roach on life before he was a star director: 'It's good to learn to be miserable'
The Big PictureHollywood has always been madly in love with its boy wonders. The mythology of show business is all about celebrating the wondrous tales of overnight stardom. Everyone knows the stories behind how Orson Welles made "Citizen Kane" when he was...... -
Rolling Stone Magazine Writer
Have a knack for in-depth writing and an ear for pop culture, politics and music, then we've got a job for you. How cool would it be to write features for Rolling Stone magazine?
Rolling Stone is a cultural icon that's been covering music, politics and...Tags: Newspaper and Magazine, Arts and Culture, Culture, P.J. O'Rourke, Cameron Crowe
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Academy-Award Actress Patricia Neal, Dead At 84
![Patricia Neal, the willowy, husky-voiced
actress who won an Academy Award for 1963's "Hud" and then
survived several strokes to continue acting, died on Sunday. She
was 84.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-08/55436185-08215125-187105.jpg "Patricia Neal, the willowy, husky-voiced
actress who won an Academy Award for 1963's "Hud\" and then
survived several strokes to continue acting, died on Sunday. She
was 84.")
Patricia Neal, the willowy, husky-voiced actress who won an Academy Award for 1963's "Hud" and then survived several strokes to continue acting, died on Sunday. She was 84.
Neal had lung cancer and died at her home in Edgartown, Mass., on Martha's...Tags: The New York Times, Tony Awards, Lungs and Airways, Drama (genre), Culture
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Andy Klein reviews 'Valentine's Day' -- and it's not sweet
Brand XIn Garry Marshall's "Valentine's Day," we meet a dozen (or two) Angelenos, all of whom have their own romantic dilemmas, and most of whom will somehow intersect during the course of the eponymous day. In short, it's the romantic comedy equivalent of... -
Tea Party: Life imitating art in Nashville
Opinion L.A.Am I the only one to notice the coincidence that the Tea Party Convention met in Nashville, which is also the title of a 1975 Robert Altman movie about (among other things) an anti-establishment presidential candidate? Hal Phillip Walker, the standard-...
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