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Laura Linney makes 'Time' for Broadway
Laura Linney will topline the Manhattan Theater Club production of Donald Margulies' "Time Stands Still," a staging now bumped up to the org's Broadway space.
Hollywood money troubles leave Seattle movie-set home a wreck
Daphne Tomchak shows where her house was being altered for production of "The Details," whose plot involved rampaging raccoons.
Your next box set: Tales of the City
Of course, a pioneering six-part British drama from 1993 about the lives and loves of a diverse bunch of free-wheeling residents of 1970s San Francisco couldn't be anything other than timid and old hat after all that followed - Queer as Folk, The L Word, Brokeback Mountain.
Reality Stars Can Also Fall From Grace
"The Truman Show," starring Jim Carrey, was released to the movie theaters on June 5, 1998 to overall good reviews.
Why talk to your ex when you have kids?
In this photo provided by Samuel Goldwyn Films, Joan and Bernard are a couple going through a divorce and painful truths about the marriage in "The Squid and the Whale." O.C. marriage and family therapist Mary O'Connor says divorced or separated parents must keep communication open for the sake of the kids.
A summer job with an over-the-hill actress emboldens a timid minister's son to throw off the yoke of his smothering mother .
The Tortured Tale of Kenneth Lonergan's Margaret
Kenneth Lonergan's first film, You Can Count on Me , was wonderful. It was the film that launched Mark Ruffalo's movie career, and nabbed Oscar nominations for Laura Linney and Lonergan.
'Margaret': A nightmare production turned...
"You Can Count on Me" was the kind of Hollywood arrival that every aspiring filmmaker dreams about.
Actually, love isn't always quite enough
Film of the week 2: But if you're after a slick slice of festive rom-com, then Love Actually is the movie for you.
Funeral Services Held for Natasha Richardson
Family and friends of Natasha Richardson said their final farewells to the late actress Sunday afternoon during a small, private funeral held near her Millbrook home in upstate New York.
Guest Column: Silsbee woman remembers specal times with late writer Horton Foote
Horton Foote, who passed away on March 4, was an American playwright and screenwriter, perhaps best known for his screenplay for the 1962 film, "To Kill a Mockingbird," for which he received an Academy Award.
The DVD Dissection: Primal Fear
The DVD Dissection: Primal Fear Posted by Chad Webb on 03.10.2009 Edward Norton sensational screen debut gets the DVD treatment it deserves! Richard Gere: Martin Vail Edward Norton: Aaron Stampler Laura Linney: ...
Primal Fear: Hard Evidence Edition
You're going to have to try harder to get the word "allegedly" into your vocabulary; especially if you want to be a lawyer.
Noah Baumbach rivals Wes Anderson as one of the most important filmmakers of the 21st century, in my opinion.
It's been a long time since a really bad movie has come down the pike, but it had to happen eventually.
Primal Fear: Hard Evidence Edition (1996) DVD Review
When the Archbishop of Chicago is murdered, an altar boy is accused. Richard Gere is his attorney.
Lil Wayne's rock album may be shelved
Courting unnerves Frasier, whose wooing of a winsome matchmaker is constantly interrupted by her disarming beau , a dedicated environmentalist who's also quite cosmopolitan.
Theater union committee fails to reach decision in Piven case
Courting unnerves Frasier, whose wooing of a winsome matchmaker is constantly interrupted by her disarming beau , a dedicated environmentalist who's also quite cosmopolitan.
Perry contemplates killing off Madea
Courting unnerves Frasier, whose wooing of a winsome matchmaker is constantly interrupted by her disarming beau , a dedicated environmentalist who's also quite cosmopolitan.
working on his eighth "Tales of the City" novel, "Mary Ann in Autumn,"
Nobody captured the hedonism and high spirits of San Francisco in the '70s better than Armistead Maupin.