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Cannes: Winnetka's Katie Chang gets big break in 'Bling Ring'
“I mean, I come from Winnetka,” says New Trier Township High School graduating senior Katie Chang, in Cannes this week accompanying her big break, Sofia Coppola’s “The Bling Ring.” “So, what I mean is, you don’t...
Tags: Film Festivals, Celebrities, Columbia University, Megan Fox, Paris Hilton
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'Zombieland' writer announces the series is dead at Amazon
Amazon hasn't yet announced which of the 14 pilots it released last month will be getting series orders, but there's already been one confirmed casualty: "Zombieland." Co-creator and co-writer Rhett Reese, who also co-wrote the hit film the pilot was...
Tags: Zombieland (movie), Emma Stone, Bill Murray, TNT (tv network), Jesse Eisenberg
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Casino license competitors have strengths, weaknesses
Although Maryland has handed out five casino operating licenses, the state is entering uncharted territory with the allocation of its sixth. For the first time, there's real competition. Three serious operators submitted bids to run a casino in Prince...
Tags: MGM Resorts International, Harford Community College, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Woodrow Wilson, Tourism and Leisure
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Review: 'Pieta's' vengeance tale shows capitalism's cruel side
South Korean provocateur Kim Ki-duk's new film "Pieta," about a cold, wraith-like loan-shark enforcer in a poverty-stricken village, is expectedly gruesome in some of its details. But it's the explicitness about capitalism's emotional wreckage that...
Tags: Pieta (movie), Venice International Film Festival, Entertainment
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Review: 'Java Heat' makes a bang, lots of them in fact
"Java Heat" is a good-looking thriller made of rickshaws and machine guns, with Mickey Rourke as a French villain and "Twilight" actor Kellan Lutz a hyper-buff art student who isn't everything he seems. But the film's anthropological interest in Indonesia...
Tags: Film Festivals, Entertainment, Twilight (movie)
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Directors have enjoyed setting movies at the Cannes Film Festival
Not many of us will ever get to the fabulous Cannes Film Festival currently taking place in the glamorous French resort town. But there is a way to enjoy the Cannes experience vicariously via the films that have used the international festival as a...Tags: Television Industry, Cannes Film Festival, Francesco Quinn, E! Entertainment Television, Inc., Seymour Cassel
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Asghar Farhadi goes for maximum emotional impact in his films
CANNES, France — "Stories come to me," says Asghar Farhadi, his sharp eyes focused, intense. "This one came to me, and I decided to follow it." It sounds straightforward, simple even, but nothing about the filmmaker's latest work, "The Past," fits...
Tags: A Prophet (movie), Human Interest, Cannes Film Festival, Film Festivals, Celebrities
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Malibu retreat with four-star pedigree for sale
Actor Nick Nolte has put a Malibu compound up for sale that has seen a galaxy of stars come through its arched entryway. Besides Nolte, other notables to have owned the house include comedian Tommy Chong, Don Felder of the Eagles and music producer...
Tags: New York City Police Department, Warrior (movie), Action (Movie Genre), Harvey Mudd College, Sports
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'Monsters University' iPhone and iPad interactive app tells 'Monsters, Inc.' backstory
Orlando SentinelScary, isn’t it? You know -- the thought that you might miss out on some of the pre-release hoopla before Disney brings Pixar’s "Monsters University" to the big screen June 21. Well, turn those screams into laughter, kids, because Disney...Tags: Apple iPad, Pixar Animation, Monsters, Inc. (movie), Monsters University (movie), Apple iTunes
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Review: 'Augustine' shows medical progress in primitive era
The doctor-patient relationship at the center of the striking debut feature "Augustine" is modern for its time, the late 19th century. Yet it feels primitive, and not merely because of what we know about the period's scientific limitations. As told by...
Tags: Augustine (movie), Sigmund Freud, Entertainment
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Creature Features: Cinematheque pays tribute to Ray Harryhausen
The American Cinematheque and the Visual Effects Society are joining forces next month to pay homage to the pioneering stop-motion special effects wizard Ray Harryhausen, who died in London on May 7 at age 92. “The King of Stop-Motion: Ray...Tags: Harry Hamlin, Entertainment
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Florida Travel Tips & Deals
Special CorrespondentCheck this list often as new tips, events and deals around Florida come in: No need to leave Fido behind Vacationers traveling to Orlando don’t have to leave Fifi or Fido behind with Rosen Hotels & Resorts’ VIP ¿ Very Important Pet ¿ package...Tags: Hotels and Accommodations, Starbucks Corp., Golf, Universal Studios Orlando, Chris Young (baseball, outfielder)
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