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'Iron Man 3' rules again, but 'Great Gatsby' is still celebrating
“The Great Gatsby” wasn’t the No. 1 film at the box office this weekend, but Warner Bros. executives may be breaking out the bubbly anyway. Baz Luhrmann's 3-D take on of F. Scott Fitzgerald's 1920s novel lost out to “Iron Man 3,&...Tags: Services and Shopping, Cannes Film Festival, Film Festivals, Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc., Entertainment
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Fashion Diary: Fast forward to 2012
Los Angeles Times Fashion CriticStealth wealth. Fashion gaming. Elsa Schiaparelli. Raf Simons. What else? Here's a list of stylish people, trends and ideas to pay attention to in 2012. Surrealism. Opening May 10, the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute's exhibition...Tags: ABC Family (tv network), Lifetime (tv network), Derek Lam, Brazil, Fashion Trends
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Jackman puts up his dukes for 'Steel,' warms his pipes for 'Les Mis'
Orlando Sentinel Movie CriticThe label long ago coined for those who can act, sing and dance was "triple threat." But there aren't many of those folks working in the movies these days. Hugh Jackman is one. And whenever he gets nostalgic for Hollywood's "Golden Age" when triple...Tags: Entertainment, Awards and Prizes, Tony Awards, Marlon Brando, Academy Awards
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Waters: AT&T, T-Mobile merger is good for rural Kentucky
Whitesburg’s Mimi Pickering is a sincere, but misguided, local filmmaker.
“The unregulated, market-driven approach to providing broadband has not worked for us,” Pickering wrote in a Lexington Herald-Leader article.
Her “plot&...Tags: AT&T Corp., Kentucky, Antitrust Issues, Restructuring and Recapitalization, Media Industry
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AT&T-Mobile merger good for rural Kentucky
Guest ColumnistWhitesburg’s Mimi Pickering is a sincere, but misguided, local filmmaker. “The unregulated, market-driven approach to providing broadband has not worked for us,” Pickering wrote in a Lexington Herald-Leader article. Her “plot&...Tags: AT&T Corp., Kentucky, Antitrust Issues, Restructuring and Recapitalization, Media Industry
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Judy Davis returns to stage in Australian production of 'The Seagull'
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Playwrights Annie Baker, Dael Orlandersmith, Heather Woodbury to give talk
Orlando Theater BlogThe Atlantic Center for the Arts in New Smyrna Beach hosts its 142nd artists-in-residence program with master playwrights Annie Baker, Dael Orlandersmith, Heather Woodbury and 18 associate artists. Annie Baker's name might sound especially familiar to... -
Elijah Wood goes to the dogs in 'Wilfred'
Zap2ItIn a television landscape littered with surgically enhanced shrews screeching at one another and off-key singers who think they're as talented as their parents say, it's startling to find a scripted show that makes viewers think about the theater of the...Tags: FX (tv channel), Sex, Sundance Film Festival, Elijah Wood, James Stewart
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Box Office: 'Super 8' is No. 1; 'Judy Moody' is a bummer
Company Town"Super 8," a film with an original concept and a cast of unknown stars, took the No. 1 spot at the box office this weekend -- a rarity for a movie released in a summer full of big-budget studio tentpoles....... -
Violinist Midori to play Orlando concert with Minnesota Orchestra
Orlando Arts BlogWorld-renowned violinist Midori will give a concert with the Minnesota Orchestra in Orlando next March — thanks to the Orlando Philharmonic, the Edyth Bush Charitable foundation and an anonymous donor. That team stepped forward to make sure the... -
Jordana Beatty On Shedding Her Aussie Accent For 'Judy Moody' Flick
PIX11.comPIX 11's Sharon Carpenter talks with Jordana Beatty, th young star of the highly-anticipated summer children's flick Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer about landing the role, shedding her Australia accent and seeing her face splashed all over books,... -
M.F. Husain dies at 95; artist was called the Picasso of India
Reporting from Karachi, Pakistan, and New Delhi -- India's most famous artist, M.F. Husain, often referred to as the Picasso of India, died Thursday in a London hospital. He was 95.
The cause of death was not immediately clear, although he was being...Tags: Salvador Dali, Entertainment, Painting, Newspaper and Magazine, Movies
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