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J. BUCK JABAILY
J. Buck Jabaily is the artistic director of the Single Carrot Theatre on North Avenue. Jabaily and his friends founded the theater in Colorado in 2005 when they graduated from college, and they held their first show in Baltimore in January 2007. Jabaily...Tags: Lee Strasberg, Colorado, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Stella Adler, Clifford Odets
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Adrian Monk's New Therapist Debuts; Third Season Of 'Psych' Starts
The unexpected death in April of Stanley Kamel, the actor who played the therapist on "Monk" (USA, 9 p.m.), must have thrown the show's production into a spin. He didn't appear often on the show, but he was a crucial touchstone for Tony Shalhoub's Adrian...Tags: John Garfield, Celebrity, David Bowie, Craig Ferguson, Mississippi
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Forget Batman: All eyes are on Ledger's Joker
Heath Ledger died at an age when many gifted actors first reach liftoff. At 28, he had achieved acclaim, popularity and riches. But he was just beginning to define himself as an actor and a star. In Todd Haines' I'm Not There (2007), he played a...Tags: Celebrity, James Dean, Gene Hackman, Fiction, Movies
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Echo Park's eighteen-thirty hosts rooftop movie night
UP ON THE ROOF The eighteen-thirty is a multipurpose venue that hosts performance art and community-building presentations and lectures. But for the summer, the Echo Park performance space opens its roof and screens films that are a bit headier than your...Tags: Movies, Echo Park
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'Everything Is Cinema' by Richard Brody
Everything Is Cinema
The Working Life of Jean-Luc Godard
Richard Brody
Metropolitan Books: 702 pp., $40
Deeply researched, conscientiously written, careful to contextualize its subject both in his field and in the larger culture that shaped his work,...Tags: Culture, Woody Allen, Norman Mailer, Stanley Donen, Book
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Zoe Kazan talks about 'Sheba'
Zoe Kazan, granddaughter of the late Elia Kazan, is making her Broadway debut in the Manhattan Theater Club revival of William Inge's drama "Come Back, Little Sheba." She plays a young college girl who must balance her boyfriend's desires with 1950s...Tags: Theater, William Inge, Manhattan (New York City)
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Making sense of Hollywood -- in print
Special to The TimesApril 17, 2008 For the last several years, Richard Schickel has been a regular contributor to the Los Angeles Times Book Review, writing primarily about books on film. His new book, "Film on Paper: The Inner Life of Movies," is a collection of many of...Tags: Gary Giddins, Sidney Poitier, Book, Movies, Books and Magazines
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Mixing it up with recent soundtracks
Special to the TribuneWith the advent of the iPod and the plethora of other listening devices and formats it's become commonplace to have thousands of music tracks available at the touch of a fingertip or click of the mouse. But there's still a lot to be said for the good...Tags: Classical Music, Federico Fellini, Fencing, Ethan Coen, James Dean
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DVD Review: 'Transformers'
Zap2It.comWhen Michael Bay was chosen to direct the big-screen live-action version of "Transformers," the question wasn't if he would blow stuff up, but how big and how plentiful these explosions would be. And while fans were satisfied with amount of pyrotechnics...Tags: Steven Spielberg, Cartoons, Hasbro Incorporated, Shia LaBeouf, Heavy Engineering
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Clooney stumps for 'Clayton'
With Thanksgiving shortening the workweek, Notes is being posted a little earlier than usual.
This week we're focusing on some pre-holiday action in a season that's heating up, at least in terms of pure star power.
Monday night George Clooney wowed a...Tags: Denzel Washington, Melrose, Todd Haynes, Keri Russell, Political Candidates
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Still seeing Red
An exhibition at a New York museum celebrating the Abraham Lincoln Brigade -- a band of left-wing, largely communist American volunteers who fought against Francisco Franco in the Spanish Civil War about 70 years ago -- is criticized by anti-Stalinist...Tags: Pete Seeger, Philosophy, New York, Abraham Lincoln, Movies
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Deborah Kerr, 86; star of 'From Here to Eternity' and 'The King and I'
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterDeborah Kerr, the acclaimed British actress whose versatile talent and refined screen persona made her one of Hollywood's top leading ladies in the 1950s in films such as "From Here to Eternity," "The King and I" and "An Affair to Remember," has died. She...Tags: Clark Gable, Celebrity, Margot Fonteyn, Dance, Deborah Kerr
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