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Taxi Driver' director Paul Schrader discusses industry, film craft
Acclaimed film director Paul Schrader discusses his work, including movies Taxi Driver and Raging Bull, in Sargent College on Friday night.
YESNetwork: Goldman: Jeter received the hype, but not the award
He wasn't robbed this time. This is more a cri de coeur against misapprehensions about the replacement value of a great shortstop season versus a good season by a first baseman.
Today at McMillan Memorial Library: Monday night movie
John Wayne comes to the big screen again in 'The Searchers,' the featured movie at McMillan Memorial Library's Monday night movie series.
Warner's DVD2Blu trade-in swaps Blu-rays for your DVDs, Leland Gaunt approves
After baptizing the remaining HD DVD faithful , Warner has moved on to teaching new Blu-ray converts the five pillars of faith with a trade-up program.
Swap Warner DVDs for a Blu-ray, $8
Last update: November 17, 2009 - 2:43 PM Warner Home Video has launched a program that lets viewers trade select DVD titles for their Blu-ray equivalent for an $8 fee.
The Searchers are looking towards a celebrating 50 years
Why is a band that topped the charts in the early 1960s still touring decades later? The answer is simple: "So I can say 'I'm in The Searchers'. I don't want to say 'I used to be in The Searchers'," explains bassist Frank Allen.
The good, the bad and the ugly of the western film genre has left its mark on a new exhibition... WALK down Edinburgh's Market Street after dusk next month and you might just have a face to face encounter with John Wayne.
Searchers set for the Frontier LIKE the Beatles, they started their...
LIKE the Beatles, they started their musical careers playing at the famous Cavern Club in Liverpool.
What's the Big Deal?: The Searchers
Nov 03, 2009 "A rip-snorting Western, as brashly entertaining as they come." So said New York Times film critic Bosley Crowther in his May 31, 1956, review of The Searchers .
SHELLEY MARSDEN speaks to John McNally, guitarist with legendary 60s pop group, The Searchers... - 27/10/09 WHO could ever mistake that sound, when the guitar chords kick in for songs like Sweets For My Sweet, Needles and Pins or Don't Throw Your Love Away? They may not have been as big as The Beatles, but their sound is etched indelibly in the ...
Merseybeat heroes hit Lancaster
QUINTESSENTIAL 60s band The Searchers will visit Lancaster Grand tomorrow night .
Film series, book group planned at White Plains library
WHITE PLAINS: The following events are planned at the White Plains Public Library, 100 Martine Ave.
ONCE you've lived the pop-star dream, it must be unavoidably strange to find yourself reading out audience dedications for 60th birthdays, retirements and newborn grandchildren, but Liverpool's second most famous 1960s band, The Searchers, continue t o regale their grey-haired fans with both graciousness and gusto, more than 45 years after their ...
Searchers are still rocking 50 years on WITH The Beatles back in the...
WITH The Beatles back in the charts, it has got us thinking about the 60s all over again.
IT'S all singing, all-dancing entertainment all the way in Doncaster this week. For if you like things lively, you can't go wrong with the Fab Five selections on offer in our Freetime section this week.
Venue: Pocklington Arts Centre Date: Wednesday 14 October THE Searchers are back at the venue by popular demand.
It's still noble to get the Nobel
In my mind, perhaps THE most undeserving Best Actor Oscar EVER present was in 1970 when John Wayne received the honor for his "performance" in "True Grit." It was a lifetime achievement award to be exact; that movie wasn't The Duke's 20th best performance .
Heswall News: Moulin Rouge themed charity ball is being held at Formby Hall Golf Resort and Spa
A GALA charity ball with a Moulin Rouge theme is being held in aid of Wirral Autistic Society - featuring an award-winning band who have performed with Bob Geldof and Jools Holland.
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The American Legion Post 67, Grove Street and Clinton Place in East Rutherford, will host karaoke every Thursday starting Sept.
No one is perfect, not even in Hollywood | Good Morning
One of my favorite books about the movies is "Roman Soldiers Don't Wear Watches: 333 Film Flubs" by Bill Givens.
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