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- Behind (and in front of) camera (The Daily Record)
Mon, 06 Oct 2008 08:17:31 GMT Photo By Courtesy of Jay Johnson David Jones, who video records Orrville events for Armstrong Cable, had the lead role, a character by the name of Billy, in “Will Work For Food.” The movie won “Best Feature” at the L.A. DV Film Festival.
- Entertainment: To live and thrive in L.A. (Canadian Business)
Fri, 03 Oct 2008 20:03:52 GMT Shereen Arazm laughs. “It’s so much nicer out here, don’t you think?” Right now, she’s sitting on the patio of her house, a 1970s-era Beverly Hills mansion of modernist boxes showcasing wide Pacific horizons.
- Ellen Burstyn is going strong (Los Angeles Times)
Sat, 04 Oct 2008 19:50:57 GMT With two new movies opening and a memoir published, Burstyn shares her "Lessons in Becoming Myself." ELLEN BURSTYN has two new movies. "The Elephant King" opens Oct. 24 in L.A., and Oliver Stone's "W." opens Oct. 17. She published a memoir, "Lessons in Becoming Myself" in 2006. Of the Stone biopic of the president, she says: "I think he's tried his best to not inject his own political point ...
- Maroon 5: from pop to politics to Prince (Miami Herald)
Fri, 03 Oct 2008 07:34:18 GMT With the respect Maroon 5 is given within the pop music industry, it's hard to believe the band has produced only two albums. The melodic, white-boy soul of the L.A. band's debut album Songs For Jane and its radio-perfect hits This Love, She Will Be Loved, Sunday Morning and Harder to Breathe, anchored by front man Adam Levine's effortless falsetto, earned the group the Best New Artist Grammy in ...
- Parton relishes working '9 to 5' (Provo Daily Herald)
Mon, 06 Oct 2008 07:06:00 GMT 55Knowing a good punch line is just one talent that makes Parton inherently theatrical. There's her look: the massive hair, superhuman hourglass figure and blindingly bespangled costumes, adding up to a cheerfully overdone femininity that's made her one of the world's most recognizable stars. There's the act she's been perfecting for upward of 40 years, a much-loved mix of corn pone and sugar. ...
- Around the Pac-10 (USA Today)
Mon, 06 Oct 2008 04:25:48 GMT Around the Pac-10
- Funny Girl: Molly Shannon (New York Post)
Mon, 06 Oct 2008 05:53:57 GMT For most heterosexual American women, spending a Saturday night with George Clooney would be a defining moment. It was for Molly Shannon-only her moment with the heartthrob was less about George and all about Molly. The actress shared her first-ever scene on Saturday Night Live with George back in 1995, and says this is when she knew she had "made it." For years before, as a struggling ...
- Wagner opens up about life, career, Natalie Wood (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Sun, 05 Oct 2008 04:29:29 GMT The crux of "Pieces of My Heart," however, revolves around Robert Wagner's first -- and third -- wife, Natalie Wood, who died in 1981.
- profile Wagner memoir includes memories of Natalie Wood (Tacoma News Tribune)
Sun, 05 Oct 2008 08:16:18 GMT HOLLYWOOD – Robert Wagner gets a bit emotional explaining how he came up with the title of the memoir he wrote with Scott Eyman, “Pieces of My Heart.”
- A toast to the late crime writer Jim Crumley (San Francisco Chronicle)
Sun, 05 Oct 2008 07:38:45 GMT Nineteen days ago an era ended. On Sept. 17, Jim Crumley died. For crime writers of my generation he was the lion, a ferocious but tenderhearted beast who showed us how to haul the spirits of Hammett and Chandler into America's post-Vietnam mess and make...
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