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I can change, I swear!
Laurie and I watched a movie titled: "The Kids Are All Right" I learned a new, utterly profane phrase from watching the movie -- and little else -- that probably made the rest of the film tolerable to me. As this is a family newspaper, and Laurie is also...Tags: Massachusetts, Education, Movies, Health, Colleges and Universities
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Spring full of film adaptations of favorite books
Los Angeles TimesAs grand as the spectacle of film can be, books offer a different set of pleasures: There is time to ponder, to turn the page back, to sit with characters' thoughts and share in their heartbreaks, their revelations. Some big movies are coming this...Tags: Mia Wasikowska, Celebrities and Health Issues, Michael Connelly, Freida Pinto, Julian Schnabel
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Comments & Curiosities: The 'King' of all award shows
"Hooray for Holly." Come on, everybody, "Hooray for Hollywood, that screwy bally-hooey Hollywood, where any office boy or young mechanic, can be a panic." No, wait, stop, please. That was awful. We try that every year and it never gets any better....Tags: Celebrities and Health Issues, John Wayne, Geoffrey Rush, Jesse Eisenberg, Jeff Bridges
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'The Social Network' and 'The King's Speech' face off at the Academy Awards
![So will it be "The King's Speech" or "The Social Network" that wins the top prize Sunday at the 83rd Academy Awards?](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-02/59657651-23154456.jpg "So will it be "The King's Speech\" or \"The Social Network\" that wins the top prize Sunday at the 83rd Academy Awards?")
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterSo will it be "The King's Speech" or "The Social Network" that wins the top prize Sunday at the 83rd Academy Awards? "The Social Network," the acclaimed drama about how Harvard computer nerds created the social networking site Facebook, had been the...Tags: Geoffrey Rush, Jesse Eisenberg, Facebook, 127 Hours (movie), Career and Workplace
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Critic's Notebook: Annette Bening takes the ordinary to Oscar-worthy heights
There is a very particular art to playing the ordinary. Few actors do it well — Paul Giamatti and Laura Linney always come to mind. Of those, most fail to get their due come Oscar night — thoughts of Giamatti and Linney rise again.
The...Tags: Hilary Swank, Jeff Bridges, Lisa Cholodenko, Mark Ruffalo, Julia Roberts
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'The King's Speech' wins top Oscars
!["The King's Speech" was crowned best film at the 83rd Academy Awards on Sunday night.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-02/59702158-25151127.jpg ""The King's Speech\" was crowned best film at the 83rd Academy Awards on Sunday night.")
Los Angeles Times Staff Writers"The King's Speech" was crowned best film at the 83rd Academy Awards on Sunday night. Nominated for 12 Oscars -- the most of any film -- it won four statuettes, including for Colin Firth for lead actor, Tom Hooper for director, and David Seidler for...Tags: Aaron Sorkin, The Wolfman (movie, 2010), 127 Hours (movie), Documentary (genre), Culture
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The Oscars: Fresh story ideas a tough sell in Hollywood
David Seidler first sparked to the idea of writing a movie about the life of King George VI in 1980. A stutterer himself, he found the real-life narrative of the English monarch's struggles to overcome a debilitating stammer moving and profoundly...Tags: Geoffrey Rush, Another Year (movie), Lisa Cholodenko, Christopher Nolan, Schindler's List (movie)
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'The King's Speech' dethrones 'The Social Network'
![Hollywood's coronation of "The King's Speech" culminated Sunday night when the story of stuttering King George VI and his speech therapist won four Academy Awards, including best picture. But if the Oscars completed the historical drama's ascension, the ceremony also signaled the near abdication of former front-runner "The Social Network," which collected three statuettes.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-02/59738420-27212814.jpg "Hollywood's coronation of "The King's Speech\" culminated Sunday night when the story of stuttering King George VI and his speech therapist won four Academy Awards, including best picture. But if the Oscars completed the historical drama's ascension, the ceremony also signaled the near abdication of former front-runner \"The Social Network,\" which collected three statuettes.")
Hollywood's coronation of "The King's Speech" culminated Sunday night when the story of stuttering King George VI and his speech therapist won four Academy Awards, including best picture. But if the Oscars completed the historical drama's ascension, the...Tags: Geoffrey Rush, Scott Rudin, Aaron Sorkin, Facebook, Culture
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Meghan Daum: Breaking comedy's raunch barrier
The results are in: "Bridesmaids," the much-hyped girl-raunch comedy touted as the long-awaited antidote to Judd Apatow's "bromance" phenomenon, opened way bigger than expected at the box office, thereby proving that women can be just as funny —...Tags: Amy Heckerling, Christopher Hitchens, Lisa Cholodenko, Judd Apatow, The New York Times
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Gifts inspired by the Oscars: 'The Kids Are All Right'
All The RageThis is going to be a crazy week as Hollywood gets ready for Sunday's Academy Awards. So we thought why not use some of the nominees as inspirations for any gifts you're looking for this week? First up, "The Kids...... -
Spirit Awards: Mia Wasikowska and Josh Hutcherson, the kids from 'The Kids Are All Right' [Video]
Ministry of GossipFilm Independent Spirit Awards: Mia Wasikowska and Josh Hutcherson, the kids from 'The Kids Are All Right' [Video]...
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