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2011 Hugo Award nominees announced
Jacket CopyThe 2011 Hugo Award nominees have been announced.... -
Oscar nominations: ‘King’s Speech’ dominates, ‘True Grit’ and ‘Social Network’ do well
Frankly My Dear - Orlando SentinelThe usual suspects' named were trotted out when the nominations for the 83rd Academy Award were announced this morning. We're talking “The Social Network,” “Black Swan” “The King's Speech” (12 nominations, leading the... -
'How to Train Your Dragon' was fire-tested during whirlwind production
The Hero ComplexThe March 26 release of "How to Train Your Dragon" is getting strong early reviews (like the one in Entertainment Weekly and another in Variety), and Los Angeles Times film reporter John Horn has an interesting look at the making...... -
Movie Review: How to Train Your Dragon
Frankly My Dear» Orlando Sentinel – Frankly My DearThe Vikings on the island of Berk have this pest problem — dragons. They’re dogged by dragons of every shape, size and description — the Thunder Drum variety and the “Scaldrons,” who won’t burn you with fire, but with... -
Army Sgt. Robert T. Ayres III, 23, Brentwood; killed in combat in Iraq
![Robert T. "Bobby" Ayres III was a sandy-haired, drums-playing teenager who loved music by the Ramones and the Grateful Dead when he stumbled half-awake into his father's Brentwood kitchen one morning and saw the World Trade Center ablaze on television.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2008-01/33732965-10111216.jpg "Robert T. "Bobby\" Ayres III was a sandy-haired, drums-playing teenager who loved music by the Ramones and the Grateful Dead when he stumbled half-awake into his father's Brentwood kitchen one morning and saw the World Trade Center ablaze on television.")
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterRobert T. "Bobby" Ayres III was a sandy-haired, drums-playing teenager who loved music by the Ramones and the Grateful Dead when he stumbled half-awake into his father's Brentwood kitchen one morning and saw the World Trade Center ablaze on television....Tags: U.S. Army, Defense, Children, Death, Army National Guard
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Animated 'Bolt' will tell tale of the new Disney
The upcoming Disney animated film "Bolt" features a feisty canine that gets lost and makes his long journey home with the help of two world-wise pals. It's the kind of classic Disney parable that could just as well be told of the studio's once-revered...Tags: The Princess and the Frog (movie), Snow White (fictional character), Companies and Corporations, Toy Industry, Toy Story (movie)
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A 'Spirited' victory for anim
![The awarding of the best animated feature Oscar to "Spirited Away" represented not only a victory for writer-director Hayao Miyazaki, but also a reflection of the growing popularity and influence of Japanese animation, or animé, in America.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2003-03/7119372.jpg "The awarding of the best animated feature Oscar to "Spirited Away\" represented not only a victory for writer-director Hayao Miyazaki, but also a reflection of the growing popularity and influence of Japanese animation, or animé, in America.")
The awarding of the best animated feature Oscar to "Spirited Away" represented not only a victory for writer-director Hayao Miyazaki, but also a reflection of the growing popularity and influence of Japanese animation, or anim, in America.
A fantasy-...Tags: Hayao Miyazaki, Academy Awards, DVDs and Movies, John Lasseter, New York
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Hands down, it was a big day for old-fashioned animation
Times Staff WritersIt could be the year that proves the pen is still mightier than the ... cursor button. Last year, when the computer-generated "Shrek" won the first Oscar for animated feature, there was a lot of talk about the death of traditional, hand-drawn films....Tags: Hayao Miyazaki, Death, Animation (genre), Gaming, Chris Wedge
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'Lilo & Stitch'
Times Staff WriterA little girl named Lilo looks out of her window and, in traditional Disney fashion, wishes on a falling star. "I need someone to be my friend," she says. "Maybe send me an angel, the nicest angel you have." It's a swell thought, kid, but tradition is...Tags: San Francisco, PG Rated Movies, Daveigh Chase, Entertainment, Movies
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Contest could color future of animation
![Last year, it was clear that the first Academy Award for animated feature would go to one of two hit computer-generated films: "Shrek" (the eventual winner) or "Monsters, Inc." This year, the race for the animated feature is an open field that showcases a spectrum of styles, moods and media.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2003-01/6147999.jpg "Last year, it was clear that the first Academy Award for animated feature would go to one of two hit computer-generated films: "Shrek\" (the eventual winner) or \"Monsters, Inc.\" This year, the race for the animated feature is an open field that showcases a spectrum of styles, moods and media.")
Special to The TimesLast year, it was clear that the first Academy Award for animated feature would go to one of two hit computer-generated films: "Shrek" (the eventual winner) or "Monsters, Inc." This year, the race for the animated feature is an open field that showcases a...Tags: Hayao Miyazaki, Cinema Industry, Action (genre), Academy Awards, Culture
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Game 3: Ravens see errors of ways
Sun reporterThis one was so ugly that even the coach could not get angry. Players lining up in the wrong formations. Receivers dropping passes. A bad snap on a punt leading to a safety. A return specialist not properly handling kickoffs. And then there was the Vinny...Tags: American Football Conference, Steve McNair, Football, Jermaine Lewis, Sports
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