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The Yale Cabaret Pushes Audiences in Unexpected Directions
The Yale Cabaret
Dinner at 6:30 p.m. Show at 8 p.m. Thursday-Saturday; 11 p.m. Friday-Saturday. 217 Park St. 203-432-1566, yalecabaret.org.
The hallmark of the Yale Cabaret's current season, says co-Artistic Director Michael Place, is "inquiry, not...Tags: Concerts, Wallace Shawn, Yale Cabaret, Celebrities, Entertainment
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Lollapalooza Day 2: Rain, retro and Eminem
Day 2 of Lollapalooza in Grant Park has crossed the finish line. Here’s an hour-by-hour account with reporting from yours truly (GK) and the ever-vigilant Bob Gendron (BG):
11:44 a.m.: Want to go to Lollapalooza without having to buy tickets?...Tags: Auto Racing, Coldplay (music group), Grant Park, Atmosphere (music group), Local Natives (music group)
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David Rayfiel dies at 87; screenwriter collaborated with Sydney Pollack
![David Rayfiel, a screenwriter and master script doctor who made his mark — often uncredited — on films by director Sydney Pollack that frequently featured Robert Redford, including "Three Days of the Condor," "The Way We Were" and "Out of Africa," has died. He was 87.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-06/62718563-23185220-187105.jpg "David Rayfiel, a screenwriter and master script doctor who made his mark — often uncredited — on films by director Sydney Pollack that frequently featured Robert Redford, including "Three Days of the Condor,\" \"The Way We Were\" and \"Out of Africa,\" has died. He was 87.")
David Rayfiel, a screenwriter and master script doctor who made his mark — often uncredited — on films by director Sydney Pollack that frequently featured Robert Redford, including "Three Days of the Condor," "The Way We Were" and "Out of...Tags: Robert Redford, World War II (1939-1945), The New York Times, Entertainment, Sherman Oaks
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Gunnar Fischer dies at 100; cinematographer known for work with Ingmar Bergman
![Gunnar Fischer, a cinematographer best known for films he made with Swedish auteur Ingmar Bergman including 1957's "The Seventh Seal," has died. He was 100.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-06/62321613-12205909-187105.jpg "Gunnar Fischer, a cinematographer best known for films he made with Swedish auteur Ingmar Bergman including 1957's "The Seventh Seal,\" has died. He was 100.")
Gunnar Fischer, a cinematographer best known for films he made with Swedish auteur Ingmar Bergman including 1957's "The Seventh Seal," has died. He was 100.
Fischer died Saturday at a retirement home in Stockholm, said his son, Jens. No cause was given....Tags: The Washington Post, Television, Max von Sydow, Entertainment, Sweden
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Berkeley Rep's Les Waters to head Actors Theatre of Louisville
Culture MonsterLes Waters, associate artistic director of Berkeley Repertory Theatre, will be the next artistic director of Actors Theatre of Louisville. The appointment reverses the Kentucky to California route taken by Marc Masterson, who left Actors Theatre in May... -
Viewing reminders: ‘Saturday Night Live,’ ‘The Walking Dead,’ ‘Woody Allen’
The TV Guy - Orlando SentinelDiane Keaton says she was shocked to read "Annie Hall," because Allen had written a love story. "We were a good team," Keaton says. Outtakes show him cracking up at her line readings during "Sleeper."... -
Monster Mash: 'Spider-Man' musical still drawing big audiences; George Clooney movie to open Venice
Culture MonsterBox-office receipts for 'Spider-Man' still strong... -
Album Review: Shabazz Palaces' 'Black Up'
Pop & HissTwo decades ago, Ishmael Butler flapped his wings as Butterfly, one-third of the seminal ’90s New York hip-hop trio Digable Planets. Claiming coolness as its birthright and Miles Davis and two Herbies (Hancock & Mann) as elemental building blocks,... -
Album Review: Bon Iver's 'Bon Iver'
Pop & HissCould it be that a bearded backwoods falsetto-singing man named Justin Vernon is the great unifier of this early decade? The Wisconsin-born songwriter’s slow-burning debut, “For Emma, Forever Ago,” gradually, over the course of two... -
The brothers Mael concoct ‘The Seduction of Ingmar Bergman’
Pop & HissSparks’ Ron and Russell Mael bring a staged version of their radio drama ‘The Seduction of Ingmar Bergman’ to the Los Angeles Film Festival. High on any list of not-in-this-lifetime cinematic scenarios would be a movie musical starring... -
Album Review: Yacht's 'Shangri-La'
Pop & HissThis Portland duo broke into the indie-music mainstream in 2009 with “See Mystery Lights,” a set of brainy electro-funk songs inspired in part by the unexplained illuminations observable after dark over Marfa, Texas. Yacht extends that... -
Album Review: Dave Alvin's 'Eleven Eleven'
Pop & HissLoss, its myriad manifestations and emotional after-effects form the heart of the latest from veteran singer-songwriter-guitarist Dave Alvin, who’s experienced plenty firsthand in recent years. The premature deaths of close friends and musical...
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