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Judge Wapner returning to The People's Court... for a day
Posted Nov 5th 2009 10:32AM by Allison Waldman Filed under: OpEd , Celebrities , Reality-Free There's something sweet about birthday reunion celebration, and on Friday, November 13 -- defying all superstitions about Friday the 13th -- The People's Court will honor the original judge, Judge Wapner , on the show.
Even though Anne Bancroft seduced a much younger Dustin Hoffman in The Graduate in 1967, it must have been hard then to believe that 42 years later, a cruise specifically for frisky middle-age females would be so popular.
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Business expert: 'Search' is keyword in new media age
In the movie "The Graduate," a young Dustin Hoffman is pulled aside by a family friend for an important, coming-of-age conversation.
Last Edit: 3 hours 48 sec ago Disabilities luncheon today with speaker The Persons With Disabilities Committee is hosting its annual luncheon today,11:30 a.m.- 1 p.m. at Club Hill.
The debate over mySQL comes down, in part, to a question of whether mySQL should be allowed to grow up.
Autism, public meltdowns, and the kindness of strangers
The movie RAIN MAN was released the same week that my husband and I took our three-year-old son Matthew for an evaluation with a child psychologist.
Calling autism by any other name
AHA moments are the basis for procuring language from autistic children. The nomenclature has transcended the notion of simply speaking.
'Scream 2009' celebrates sci-fi, comics, horror
Spike TV is honoring vampires, space rangers and comic-book heroes at "Scream 2009." The star-studded event being held Saturday at the Greek Theater will air as a two-hour special on Oct.
It's Not Too Late to See the Rain Man After All
A Daily RFT post on Tuesday joked that Kim Peek, the developmentally disabled genius who inspired Dustin Hoffman's character in Rain Man, is incredibly gifted when it comes to memorizing dates and times.
Classic film review: Straight Time
Tuesday, 13 October 2009, 11:00am Source: TV3 A jewellery heist gets messy in a classic Dustin Hoffman film from way back sometime last century.
Filmmaker Nichols graduates to AFI lifetime honor
Director Mike Nichols has been chosen to receive the 38th American Film Institute's life-achievement award.
RAIN MAN a ' Dustin Hoffman won the best actor Oscar, and the film was named best picture.
Yes...I Can do that work for you
Many industries, such as the financial service industry and even academia in some areas have taken quite a hit recently when it comes to jobs.
Though it's reportedly inspired by a true story, the Aussie film "The Boys Are Back" seems mostly to have been inspired by "Kramer vs.
Though it's reportedly inspired by a true story, the Aussie film "The Boys Are Back" seems mostly to have been inspired by "Kramer vs.
The real Rain Man will speak Monday at the University of Central Missouri
Kim Peeks, often referred to as the real Rain Man, is coming this month to the University of Central Missouri in Warrensburg to give a free, inspirational talk to students, faculty and the public.
Gelbart's Grudge Over Tootsie Credit
Gelbart died last month after a battle with cancer but in an interview conducted a year before his passing, he blamed the actor for declaring it was his pal Murray Schisgal who conceived of the 1982 comedy, about an entertainer who dresses as a woman to find work.
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In the classic movie thriller Marathon Man, the character played by actor Dustin Hoffman gets tortured by an evil dentist, who keeps asking, "Is it safe?" Hoffman doesn't know how to answer so he utters almost anything to get the bad guy, played by Laurence Olivier, to stop drilling his teeth.
Do you remember the movie Stranger Than Fiction ? There's a scene where Dustin Hoffman explains to Will Ferrell the difference between comedy and tragedy and has him tally up events that would fit into either genre.
A scene from The Tale of Despereaux. Photograph by: IMDB, IMDB A beautifully drawn animated movie with a bizarre plot.
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