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    Oct 8, 2008 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  1. Jennifer Butler Murray, Bill Murray

    Although Jennifer Butler Murray may have filed for divorce from actor Bill Murray in May, he's keeping busy and is now publicizing his newest film, " City of Ember." Bill Murray co-stars in "City of Ember" along with Saoirse Ronan, the young star of "...

    Tags: Divorce, Family, Celebrity Mothers, Air and Aviation Sports, Celebrity

    2. Jun 19, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  2. Live: Tom Waits

    PHOENIX -- The sprawling, brawling concert Tom Waits gave here Tuesday, opening his <a href=&quot;http://www.antilabelblog.com/?p=246">Glitter and Doom</a> tour with two nights at the city's grand old Orpheum, found its central image, unsurprisingly, in a hat. This wasn't just any of the countless porkpies and fedoras that have sat upon the head of rock's great junkman chorister. It was a mirrored bowler that Waits donned while performing the psychedelic circus tale "Eyeball Kid." The shards of glass made the light in the room bend and sparkle, momentarily turning this baroque revival theater into a steampunk Laserium.
    Times Pop Music Critic
    PHOENIX -- The sprawling, brawling concert Tom Waits gave here Tuesday, opening his Glitter and Doom tour with two nights at the city's grand old Orpheum, found its central image, unsurprisingly, in a hat. This wasn't just any of the countless porkpies...

    Tags: Bo Diddley, Elvis Presley, Louis Armstrong, Bertolt Brecht, Music Theater

    3. May 9, 2008 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  3. 'Redbelt' complex? Yes, it's Mamet

    <b>(B)</b> Peer pressure is tough, especially when it's pervasive, grown-up and institutionalized. In samurai movies, as in Westerns, the warrior is often faced with a choice between individual morality and fealty to the tribe. Individual morality tends to prevail until society can be established and impose order, though in contemporary samurai movies, like Jim Jarmusch's excellent Ghost Dog, both choices can be rendered absurd by the circumstances.
    (B) Peer pressure is tough, especially when it's pervasive, grown-up and institutionalized. In samurai movies, as in Westerns, the warrior is often faced with a choice between individual morality and fealty to the tribe. Individual morality tends to...

    Tags: Corporate Crime, Tim Allen, Corruption, Sony Corp., Movies

    4. May 2, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  4. 'Redbelt'

    Peer pressure is tough, especially when it's pervasive, grown-up and institutionalized. In samurai movies, as in westerns, the warrior is often faced with a choice between individual morality and fealty to the tribe. Individual morality tends to prevail until society can be established and impose order, though in contemporary samurai movies, like Jim Jarmusch's excellent &quot;Ghost Dog," both choices can be rendered absurd by the circumstances.
    Times Movie Critic
    Peer pressure is tough, especially when it's pervasive, grown-up and institutionalized. In samurai movies, as in westerns, the warrior is often faced with a choice between individual morality and fealty to the tribe. Individual morality tends to prevail...

    Tags: Corporate Crime, Tim Allen, Corruption, Movies, David Mamet

    5. Aug 30, 2007 |Story| Metromix

  5. Movie review: 'Delirious'

    <b>3 stars (out of four</b>)
    Special to the Tribune
    3 stars (out of four) Writer-director Tom DiCillo takes the same approach to his films as he has to his career: There's a general theme, but the execution is all over the place. A former cinematographer for Jim Jarmusch (on "Permanent Vacation" and...

    Tags: Music Box Theatre, Steve Buscemi, Movies, Cinema Industry, Gina Gershon

    6. Oct 19, 2007 |Story| Newsday

  6. 'Wristcutters: A Love Story'

    jan.stuart@newsday.com
    The suicidal characters of Goran Dukic's road comedy dwell together in a mirthless afterlife that looks very much like waking life, if all bright colors were washed away and the landscape were strewn with detritus. A recent addition to the populace is...

    Tags: Patrick Fugit, Movies, Tom Waits

    7. May 19, 2007 |Column| Los Angeles Times

  7. Without smoking, films lose some fire

    THE PORTRAIT photographer Marion Ettlinger once told me that the worst thing to ever happen to her art form was the demise of smoking. A cigarette, after all, not only gives a subject something to do with his hands, it seems to provide an uncanny cure for...

    Tags: Peter Bogdanovich, John Cassavetes, Virginia, Movies, Photography

    8. Dec 19, 2005 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  8. Michael Wilmington's Top 10 of 2005

    Tribune movie critic
    There's an old cliche of movie history that really fits this year's movies: The films of 2005 -- especially the best ones -- kept shifting between the two great movie extremes of realism and fantasy. Sometimes, they plunged us into harsh truth, as with...

    Tags: Hayao Miyazaki, Eric Bana, George Clooney, History, Nick Park

    9. Dec 13, 2006 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  9. In praise of a tiny thing

    Most directors believe movies deliver their strongest impact when splashed across 40 feet of widescreen, but Jonas Mekas, the 84-year-old poet, avant-garde film diarist and former columnist for the Village Voice, is praising a new &#8212; and to him perfect &#8212; 1-by-2-inch outlet for his work.
    Special to The Times
    Most directors believe movies deliver their strongest impact when splashed across 40 feet of widescreen, but Jonas Mekas, the 84-year-old poet, avant-garde film diarist and former columnist for the Village Voice, is praising a new — and to him...

    Tags: Sony Corp., Greenpoint, Movies, Cinema Industry, Radio City Music Hall

    10. Dec 29, 2006 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  10. 'The Tiger and the Snow'

    Roberto Benigni was an amusing delight in the 1986 Jim Jarmusch films &quot;Down by Law" and "Coffee and Cigarettes" and a wonderfully wistful wayfarer in Fellini's lovely allegorical valedictory, "The Voice of the Moon" (1989). But by 1997, "Life Is Beautiful," his sugar-coated Holocaust fantasy, Benigni had allowed pathos to sink into bathos. His "Pinocchio" (2002) was excruciating in both its Italian- and English-language versions.
    Special to The Times
    Roberto Benigni was an amusing delight in the 1986 Jim Jarmusch films "Down by Law" and "Coffee and Cigarettes" and a wonderfully wistful wayfarer in Fellini's lovely allegorical valedictory, "The Voice of the Moon" (1989). But by 1997, "Life Is...

    Tags: Injuries, Movies, Tom Waits, Beverly Hills, Poetry

    11. Nov 1, 2006 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  11. Talking with: Forest Whitaker

    For almost 25 years, Forest Whitaker has been a presence in Hollywood. He's worked as an actor (&quot;Good Morning, Vietnam," "The Crying Game," Clint Eastwood's "Bird"), a director ("Hope Floats," "Waiting to Exhale") and a producer ("Chasing Papi," "Green Dragon"). Over that time, his performances have netted him much acclaim, including last month's best actor award from the Hollywood Film Festival for his recent turn as Ugandan dictator Idi Amin in "The Last King of Scotland." That role has also been generating much Oscar buzz. We check in with him to see what the experience has been like:
    For almost 25 years, Forest Whitaker has been a presence in Hollywood. He's worked as an actor ("Good Morning, Vietnam," "The Crying Game," Clint Eastwood's "Bird"), a director ("Hope Floats," "Waiting to Exhale") and a producer ("Chasing Papi," "Green...

    Tags: Rutger Hauer, Clint Eastwood, Celebrity, Movies, Idi Amin

    12. Aug 17, 2006 |Story| Metromix

  12. Movie review: 'Factotum'

    <b>3 stars (out of four)</b>
    Tribune movie critic
    3 stars (out of four) "Factotum," starring Matt Dillon and Lili Taylor in two of their best film performances, is a good movie about the L.A. underbelly, as recalled by an expert: Charles Bukowski. Adapted and directed by Norwegian filmmaker Bent Hamer...

    Tags: Marisa Tomei, Matt Dillon, Ernest Hemingway, Robert Towne, Movies

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