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King Center stocks up on old favorites
Betting on a sure thing usually pays off for the King Center for the Performing Arts, especially in a sluggish economy.
Bluetooth Big Brother uses mobiles and laptops to track thousands of Britons
Thousands of people in Bath are unaware their movements may have been tracked through their bluetooth mobiles Thousands of Britons' movements have been covertly tracked by scanners placed in streets, pubs and ...
Finally, at long last, I have something in common with Muhammad Ali. No, I'm not the heavyweight champion of the world, and haven't been named spokesperson for Raid bug spray.
Djimon Hounsou Starring as Thulsa Doom in Feature Adaptation
Although a Conan reboot is already in the works , Dynamite Entertainment has decided to put together a spin-off film about Thulsa Doom , an immortal sorcerer from Robert E. Howard's Conan the Barbarian ...
THE BANK JOB: This respectable mix of fact and fiction is inspired by the 1971 robbery of a bank in London by a group trying to retrieve some potentially scandalous photos of someone in the royal family, which ...
Step Up 2 the Streets - Are you ready to rumba? This follow-up to the 2006 teen mini-hit Step Up again mingles the raw world of street hoofing with the refined circles of formally trained dancers.
Ridley Scott's Body of Lies International Trailer Debut
The first international trailer for Ridley Scott's next feature film, Body of Lies , starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Russell Crowe, has just debuted.
Slandering Obama with Out-of-Context Quotes
Recently a few readers have sent me an e-mail that has been circulating around the internet for the past few months warning about Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama.
DVD Reviews | Twists keep heist caper moving
The thoroughly engaging piece of pulp entertainment -- a hard-boiled heist flick set in 1970s London -- should find the audience it deserves on video.
Elizabeth I and Mary, Queen of Scots, battle again
In this image released by Boneau/Bryan Brown, Harriet Walter as Queen Elizabeth I, left, and Janet McTeer as Mary, Queen of Scots, are shown in a scene from the Donmar Warehouse production of "Mary Stuart," ...
Even if the name Jason Statham doesn't ring a bell, his face is probably familiar.
Will Smith: the man with the Midas touch
Will Smith is the most dependable actor in Hollywood right now. His latest hit 'Hancock' has topped the box office to give Smith his 12th No.1 film.
THE peccadillos of British royalty and politicians are now so public, it's hard to imagine a time when they were repressed.
Frank Sinatra - Sinatra at the Movies & Nothing but the Best
Cause Frank did it his way. By the time Frank Sinatra died, he was an institution.
Watching film leads to domestic dispute, charges for woman, boyfriend
Before the smashing and the screaming and the spitting, before the police involvement and the criminal charges, there was Russell Crowe.
New on DVD: 'The Bank Job,' 'College Road Trip' and more
No crowd-pleasing drama director might be having a more quietly successful decade than Roger Donaldson.
Spike Lee set to film Stew's 'Passing Strange'
Spike Lee will film "Passing Strange," Stew's rock musical journey of self-discovery, during performances next week at Broadway's Belasco Theatre, it was announced Wednesday.
Drew Barrymore and Justin Long end relationship
Justin Long and Drew Barrymore have ended their romance, the actor's publicist said Tuesday.
Don S. Davis, 65; actor had roles on 'Stargate: SG-1,' 'Twin Peaks'
Don S. Davis was a college professor teaching theater arts at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver in the early 1980s when he decided to pursue acting as a profession.
Crowe finds posh new London pad
SOUTH Sydney Rabbitohs owner Russell Crowe is about to burrow into one of London's poshest suburbs.