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Pssst ... Here's who is ahead to win the Golden Globes
Gold DerbyNow that nominations are out, I'll have to resume snooping amidst Hollywood Foreign Press Assn. members soon and count up Golden Globe votes to give you the best spy report. Till then, here's my handicapping of the top film categories. Winners will be... -
Poll: Which Golden Globe nominee will win best comedy/musical picture?
Gold DerbyNormally, Golden Globe voters automatically choose successful musicals in the race for best comedy/musical picture. Past champs include "Sweeney Todd," "Dreamgirls," "Walk the Line," "Chicago," "Moulin Rouge," "Evita," etc. However, box office blockbuster... -
Poll: What will win best comedy/musical picture at the Golden Globes?
Gold DerbyEach of the five Golden Globe nominees for best comedy/musical picture -- "(500) Days of Summer," "The Hangover," "It's Complicated," "Julie & Julia," and "Nine" -- is predicted to win by some of our pundits panel. Normally, Golden Globe voters... -
Ricky Martin set to star in 2012 Broadway revival of 'Evita'
Culture MonsterIt's been a high-profile year so far for pop star Ricky Martin. In March, the Puerto Rico-born singer officially came out of the closet as gay. The singer also is preparing for a tour that is scheduled to launch this...... -
Monster Mash: Americans gave $12.3 billion to the arts in '09; Ricky Martin set for Broadway's 'Evita'
Culture MonsterRecession results: Americans donated $12.3 billion to the arts in 2009, a new report says. The total is down 2.4% from the previous year, but the drop is less severe than the 6.4% decline in 2008. (Bloomberg) Buenos Aires on...... -
2010 Stratford Festival: Much ado in Ontario, including Christopher Plummer in 'Tempest'
The Theater LoopGETTING THERE: Stratford, Ontario, is about a seven-hour drive from Chicago, crossing the border at Sarnia, Ontario. Aside from Toronto's Pearson International Airport (80 minutes away), United Airlines has added two non-stop flights a day between Chicago... -
Gold Derby nuggets: Hugh Laurie sings the blues | 'Mad Men' all dolled up | Al Pacino back to Broadway
Gold Derby• If any actor has a right to sing the blues, it is Hugh Laurie, who hasn't had any luck with the Emmys despite four previous nominations for playing the cantankerous title character in "House, M.D." Although he's contending again this year in the... -
Monster Mash: new Van Gogh painting; 'Evita' eyes Broadway; New York's Ohio Theatre to close
Culture Monster-- Masterpiece: A painting that was recently authenticated as a work by Vincent Van Gogh goes on display in the Netherlands. (NRC Handelsblad) -- Looking likely: A revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Evita" appears to be heading to Broadway. (New...... -
Mandy Patinkin and Patti LuPone: No 'Evita,' but a beguiling musical journey at Cadillac Palace
The Theater LoopTHEATER REVIEW: "An Evening with Patti LuPone and Mandy Patinkin" ★★★ Through March 7 at the Cadillac Palace Theatre, 151 W. Randolph St.; Running time: 1 hour, 50 minutes; Tickets: $18-$90 at 800-775-2000 and broadwayinchicago.com At the top of... -
Album review: David Byrne and Fatboy Slim, 'Here Lies Love'
Turn It UpRating: 2 stars (out of 4) So what’s David Byrne up to now? Would you believe trying to put himself in Imelda Marcos’ shoes --- all 2,700 of them? The former Philippine empress is best known for the mind-boggling collection...... -
Who are we calling longest running?
Tribune criticIn order to make some news to promote the unstoppable show's second-anniversary shebang last week, the savvy "Wicked" handlers at Broadway in Chicago announced that the musical has become "Chicago's longest-running Broadway musical." So, to check out that...Tags: Oklahoma, Palace Theater, Off-Broadway Theater, Wicked (musical), Theater
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The Holocaust-era gumshoe
![At the moment, the current contretemps in American letters revolves around "The Kindly Ones," Jonathan Littell's mammoth, translated-from-French novel about the horrors of the Holocaust that's divided critics around the world considerably since its initial 2006 publication. Is it, as legendary editor Michael Korda would have it, "a world-class masterpiece of astonishing brutality, originality, and force," or, as per New York Times book critic Michiko Kakutani's verdict, "willfully sensationalistic and deliberately repellent"?](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2009-03/45542160-13161926.gif "At the moment, the current contretemps in American letters revolves around "The Kindly Ones,\" Jonathan Littell's mammoth, translated-from-French novel about the horrors of the Holocaust that's divided critics around the world considerably since its initial 2006 publication. Is it, as legendary editor Michael Korda would have it, \"a world-class masterpiece of astonishing brutality, originality, and force,\" or, as per New York Times book critic Michiko Kakutani's verdict, \"willfully sensationalistic and deliberately repellent\"?")
At the moment, the current contretemps in American letters revolves around "The Kindly Ones," Jonathan Littell's mammoth, translated-from-French novel about the horrors of the Holocaust that's divided critics around the world considerably since its...Tags: Berlin (Germany), Crimes, Massacres, Death, Fiction
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