Field of Dreams News

Some Kansas State University students are learning to find their inner James Earl Jones.

Hollywood has figured something out, which is that even if you spend a shit-ton of money on a film, that in and of itself can attract an audience.

It seems Waxing America readers are fans of fictional baseball movies, judging from comments on Paul's post about "Field of Dreams," which is on most fans' list of top ten best baseball movies.

We seemed to be getting punked when reports broke last winter that Kevin Costner was buying into a Northern League baseball team in Lake County.

Thank heavens for Kevin Costner's "Field of Dreams," for without it, we'd simply be left with reality.

U.S. film actor Kevin Costner said he was excited to see his band Modern West sold out its kick-off concert in Germany.

In this week's episode of House , James Earl Jones played an African dictator. Much of the plot centered on whether he should live or die, and whether the doctors should make that decision in order to save innocent Africans that he would kill if he survived.

President Lincoln would have been impressed with the Richardson Farm and their corn maze.

He is a charming and funny gentleman. We went for drinks and had a lovely time getting reacquainted.

Far and away the most accomplished of the many magnificent Kevin Costner vehicles to which film lovers were treated in the late Eighties and early Nineties was, as any serious critic will tell you, his 1989 tour de force, Field of Dreams .

The tops of the trees are brushed with color. The coolness before sunrise has a bite.

One of my favorite books about the movies is "Roman Soldiers Don't Wear Watches: 333 Film Flubs" by Bill Givens.

Star-News columnist Brett Friedlander kept an audience of a dozen enthralled Monday night with talk about baseball, movies and his book "Chasing Moonlight," the true story of North Carolina native Archibald "Doc" Graham, whose character made it into the 1989 movie "Field of Dreams." For those who came in late Graham was the older brother of ...

Although the new basketball court and five tennis courts at Tyngsboro Elementary School will be open for use in October, the walking path, football, baseball, softball and multipurpose fields cannot be used until August 2010.

Posted on September 14th, 2009 5:04pm by Jason Heid Filed under Economy , Real Estate , Sports The Ballpark in Arlington opened in 1994.

BIRTHDAY GAL: Actress Amy Madigan was born in Chicago, Illinois today in 1950. This birthday gal briefly starred on the cable series "Carnivale" from 2003-05, as well as having recent recurring roles on "Grey's Anatomy" and "ER." On the big screen, Madigan has an extensive list of movie credits including the hits "Field of Dreams," "Uncle Buck" and ...

In Kevin Costner's famous movie, "Field of Dreams" the classic line was, "If you build it, they will come" In our country's challenging economic times, that movie line would read more along the lines of, "If you build it, it will probably remain vacant for quite some time" That is why ISC Executive Search has responded to the decrease in Land ...

Those people who know me are well aware of my love for sports. For those that didn't previously know that, well, now you know.

Ed Baig in a screen shot from the aptly named Yoostar, which lets you play opposite Marlon Brando in 'The Godfather' or Marilyn Monroe in 'Some Like It Hot,' among other scenes.

With Movies on Market Square set to start next Friday, the final schedule has been announced.