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    Jan 23, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  1. Lady ink slingers dominate Oscar noms

    THIS year's nominations for original and adapted screenplay ask the question why -- as in, why do we need a Y chromosome? In an unprecedented surge of recognition for female creative forces, the academy chose to nominate four women for individual screenplay Oscars this year.
    THIS year's nominations for original and adapted screenplay ask the question why -- as in, why do we need a Y chromosome? In an unprecedented surge of recognition for female creative forces, the academy chose to nominate four women for individual...

    Tags: Jim Taylor, New York City, Diablo Cody, Film Festivals, Joel Coen

  2. Jan 22, 2008 |Story| Zap2It
  3. 'Old Men,' 'Blood' Lead Oscar Nominees

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    "No Country for Old Men" and "There Will Be Blood," two stark dramas about obsessed men, are the top nominees for the 80th annual Academy Awards. The two films earned eight nominations apiece, including nods for best picture, best director (Paul Thomas...

    Tags: Senior Citizens, Marion Cotillard, Celebrities, Academy Awards, Entertainment

  4. Nov 27, 2007 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  5. Spirit Awards announces '08 nominees

    "I'm Not There," Todd Haynes' quirky biopic on Bob Dylan, may have puzzled mainstream critics and audiences with its surrealistic vision of casting several actors and actresses as the famed troubadour -- a deep knowledge of Dylan and an open mind are recommended -- but the indie world has embraced the film, as evidenced Tuesday by its domination of the first major award nominations of the season.
    "I'm Not There," Todd Haynes' quirky biopic on Bob Dylan, may have puzzled mainstream critics and audiences with its surrealistic vision of casting several actors and actresses as the famed troubadour -- a deep knowledge of Dylan and an open mind are...

    Tags: Celebrities, Zach Braff, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Comedy (genre), Academy Awards

  6. Nov 16, 2007 |Story| Zap2It
  7. 'Cholera' Adaptation Lacks Spark of Love

    Some books put up one hell of a fight on the way to the multiplex, and they're not always the ones you'd expect. Ever since "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly" premiered at the Cannes Film Festival, much has been written about the difficulty of adapting it from page to screen. French editor Jean-Dominique Bauby wrote his memoir under unusual duress—a stroke left him paralyzed everywhere except one eye. Screenwriter Ronald Harwood and the director, Julian Schnabel, chose an obvious but apt solution. Their film reveals much of Bauby's medical predicament in voiceover, so that we hear the former high-living hedonist's interior thoughts as Schnabel shoots from his point of view. Later come the flashbacks and the shifts in perspective.
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    Some books put up one hell of a fight on the way to the multiplex, and they're not always the ones you'd expect. Ever since "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly" premiered at the Cannes Film Festival, much has been written about the difficulty of adapting...

    Tags: Chicago Tribune, Benjamin Bratt, Mike Newell, Book, Film Festivals

  8. Dec 13, 2007 |Story| Zap2It
  9. Golden Globes Turn on Cable

    The 65th annual Golden Globes will air on NBC, but they'll have a distinct cable-TV feel.
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    The 65th annual Golden Globes will air on NBC, but they'll have a distinct cable-TV feel. Cable series dominate the major television categories, with seven of the 11 nominated comedy and drama series hailing from non-broadcast networks. The series...

    Tags: Marion Cotillard, Clint Eastwood, Ernest Borgnine, Bob Dylan, Sports

  10. Feb 22, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  11. Critics' Oscar predictions

    <h2 style=&quot;infobox">Oscar picks </h2>Still need to fill out that ballot for your office Oscar pool? Not sure who will take home the trophy Sunday night? Well, look no further. Here are Times critics Kenneth Turan's and Carina Chocano's Academy Award predictions -- plus a look at whom they would reward with a little golden statuette if they could.
    Oscar picks Still need to fill out that ballot for your office Oscar pool? Not sure who will take home the trophy Sunday night? Well, look no further. Here are Times critics Kenneth Turan's and Carina Chocano's Academy Award predictions -- plus a look at...

    Tags: Senior Citizens, Marion Cotillard, Celebrities, Entertainment, Movies

  12. Dec 11, 2008 |Story| KTXL-LTV
  13. Australia (B)

    Directed by Baz Luhrmann (Moulin Rouge!, Strictly Ballroom)   Written by Stuart Beattie, Baz Lurmann, Ronald Harwood, & Richard Flanagan (Moulin Rouge et al)   Starring: NICOLE KIDMAN (Moulin Rouge, The Hours) HUGH JACKMAN (X-Men, Kate...

    Tags: Baz Luhrmann, Australia, Attack on Pearl Harbor (1941), Entertainment, Microsoft Corporation

  14. Nov 24, 2008 |Story| WXIN-LTV
  15. Back to the land for 'Australia's' Baz Luhrmann

    The most recognizable stars of Baz Luhrmann's cattle-drive drama "Australia" are Nicole Kidman and Hugh Jackman. But on a December day nearly two years ago, even as Kidman flitted about Luhrmann's creative compound in the hills above Sydney, all of the...

    Tags: Baz Luhrmann, Revolutionary Road (movie), Heath Ledger, Celebrities, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (movie)

  16. Feb 18, 2007 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  17. Screenwriters roundtable

    Screenwriters Michael Arndt (&quot;Little Miss Sunshine"), Guillermo del Toro ("Pan's Labyrinth"), Peter Morgan ("The Queen") and Iris Yamashita ("Letters From Iwo Jima") were splayed across a lounge at the Writers Guild headquarters in Beverly Hills. They had just come from the official academy nominees luncheon and appeared relaxed and chatty, if a little bewildered by the attention.
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    Screenwriters Michael Arndt ("Little Miss Sunshine"), Guillermo del Toro ("Pan's Labyrinth"), Peter Morgan ("The Queen") and Iris Yamashita ("Letters From Iwo Jima") were splayed across a lounge at the Writers Guild headquarters in Beverly Hills. They had...

    Tags: Milos Forman, Clint Eastwood, Harlan Ellison, Literature, Academy Awards

  18. Sep 23, 2005 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  19. 'Oliver Twist'

    One of the few pleasures consistently denied modern children is the opportunity to wallow for an hour or two in tales of childhood angst and horror unencumbered by pluck or uplift. Whether this is an accurate reflection of contemporary childhood (at least among the filmgoing classes) is hard to say, but if there's such a thing anymore as a melancholy kid in touch with his or her own powerlessness, he or she isn't getting much satisfaction at the movies these days.
    Times Staff Writer
    One of the few pleasures consistently denied modern children is the opportunity to wallow for an hour or two in tales of childhood angst and horror unencumbered by pluck or uplift. Whether this is an accurate reflection of contemporary childhood (at least...

    Tags: David Lean, Alec Guinness, Children, Entertainment, Charles Dickens

  20. Jan 28, 2007 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  21. Crazy 'Love'

    Cartagena de Indias, Colombia &#8212; THE suitor was determined, impassioned, even obsessed. But however fervently he pressed his case, he couldn't win over the object of his desire. Time and again he was told: I will not yield to you, not now, not ever.
    Times Staff Writer
    Cartagena de Indias, Colombia — THE suitor was determined, impassioned, even obsessed. But however fervently he pressed his case, he couldn't win over the object of his desire. Time and again he was told: I will not yield to you, not now, not ever....

    Tags: Miss USA Pageant, Benjamin Bratt, Mike Newell, Celebrities, Fiction

  22. Sep 12, 2002 |Story| Baltimore Sun
  23. Arena Players, Center Stage deserve to take bows

    Sun Theater Critic
    The new theater season marks milestone anniversaries for two Baltimore theaters. Center Stage turns 40, and Arena Players, billed as "the nation's oldest continuously operating African-American theater," turns 50. The fare at both is eclectic, and,...

    Tags: Moss Hart, Music Theater, Minority Groups, Wilhelm Furtwangler, Mount Royal

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