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    Feb 26, 2006 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  1. Anthony Pellicano and His Tangled Web

    Anthony Pellicano cut a figure straight out of "L.A. Confidential." Intimidation for hire — the tough-talking gumshoe with the Louisville Slugger always at the ready.
    Times Staff Writers
    Anthony Pellicano cut a figure straight out of "L.A. Confidential." Intimidation for hire — the tough-talking gumshoe with the Louisville Slugger always at the ready. Over the course of his 20-some years in Los Angeles, he also managed to insinuate...

    Tags: Politics, Sex Crimes, Values, FBI, Public Employees

    2. Oct 23, 2007 |Story| Associated Press

  2. 'Sopranos' creator defends famous finale

    Just when we had made our peace with "The Sopranos" finale and moved on with our lives, David Chase has stirred things up again.
    AP Television Writer
    Just when we had made our peace with "The Sopranos" finale and moved on with our lives, David Chase has stirred things up again. Breaking his silence months after the HBO mob drama ended its run, he is offering a belated explanation for that blackout...

    Tags: The Da Vinci Code (movie), Death, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Restaurants, Dining and Drinking

    3. Mar 28, 2013 |Story| Zap2It

  3. 'Not Fade Away'

    David Chase, the mentor of "The Sopranos," turns his writing and directing skills to feature films with this nostalgic drama of 1960s New Jersey friends who form a rock band. The soundtrack - overseen by Steven Van Zandt, a "Sopranos" actor for Chase...

    Tags: Bruce Springsteen, Not Fade Away (movie), Bob Dylan, The Rolling Stones (music group), James Gandolfini

    4. Dec 27, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  4. 'Not Fade Away' like a Rolling Stone ★★★

    "That pianola sure brings back memories," says Orson Welles, entranced by Marlene Dietrich's bordello background music in "Touch of Evil." A few moments of this scene pop up on somebody's television in "Not Fade Away," the wry feature film debut by writer-director David Chase, creator of "The Sopranos."
    "That pianola sure brings back memories," says Orson Welles, entranced by Marlene Dietrich's bordello background music in "Touch of Evil." A few moments of this scene pop up on somebody's television in "Not Fade Away," the wry feature film debut by...

    Tags: Marlene Dietrich, Not Fade Away (movie), Touch of Evil (movie), Music, Bob Dylan

    5. Jan 7, 2013 |Story| S-S

  5. 'Not Fade Away' a Tale of Trying to Make It Big in Rock n Roll

    In "<em>Not Fade Away,"</em> David Chase transports the audience into the not-so-distant past, the 1960s, a time in which The Rolling Stones and The Beatles have just made it big and the Vietnam War is enlisting young men.
    In "Not Fade Away," David Chase transports the audience into the not-so-distant past, the 1960s, a time in which The Rolling Stones and The Beatles have just made it big and the Vietnam War is enlisting young men. He takes us back to a time in which the...

    Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Music, The Rolling Stones (music group), Civil Rights, The Beatles (music group)

    6. Dec 27, 2012 |Column| RedEye

  6. 'Not Fade Away' review: Great music highlights a great coming-of-age story

    <strong>**** (out of four)</strong>
    **** (out of four) For a hypothetical, four-band concert comprised of the best music-related movies of the past 20 years (documentaries not included), “Almost Famous” would obviously headline. “Crazy Heart” performs second. Tom...

    Tags: Not Fade Away (movie), Music, Dean Martin, John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr.

    7. Dec 26, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  7. David Chase: coming-of-age stories never get old

    David Chase's new movie, "Not Fade Away," his first major work since concluding "The Sopranos," tells the story of a thoughtful teenage boy (John Magaro) growing up in New Jersey during the 1960s. Flat December light settles over the film's suburban snowbanks in winter, mountains of leaves clog the gutters in autumn, the Jersey shore beckons in summer. The teen plays in a garage band with an outside chance at fame; he meets a girl who understands him; he runs afoul of his father (James Gandolfini), revealing a generational divide; he discovers the Beatles and the Rolling Stones and, at the movies, Antonioni. "What kind of movie is this?" the boy asks his girlfriend as they slump before "Blow-Up," simultaneously mystified and rocked to the core.<em> "What kind of movie is this?"</em>
    David Chase's new movie, "Not Fade Away," his first major work since concluding "The Sopranos," tells the story of a thoughtful teenage boy (John Magaro) growing up in New Jersey during the 1960s. Flat December light settles over the film's suburban...

    Tags: Cameron Crowe, Music Industry, Music, Film Festivals, The Perks of Being a Wallflower (movie)

    8. Jan 11, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  8. When movies feel like TV

    Last month after a screening, even as the lights came up in the theater, I could feel "Zero Dark Thirty" fading, its images and impact already softening in my head. No, no, wait: not fading &mdash; <em>mingling</em>. If our cultural experiences rub shoulders at a kind of cocktail party in our brains, then "Zero Dark Thirty," as soon as we were done chatting, as much I admired its company, slipped away quietly into the cultural crush.
    Last month after a screening, even as the lights came up in the theater, I could feel "Zero Dark Thirty" fading, its images and impact already softening in my head. No, no, wait: not fading — mingling. If our cultural experiences rub shoulders at...

    Tags: Sundance Film Festival, Central Intelligence Agency, Zero Dark Thirty (movie), Lincoln (movie, 2012), Bipolar Disorder

    9. Dec 7, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  9. Where 'Homeland' fits on 'The Family Tree' of great TV drama

    When Henry Bromell won the Writers' Guild Award this year for scripting &ldquo;The Good Soldier&rdquo; episode of &ldquo;Homeland,&rdquo; he thanked Barry Levinson and Tom Fontana.
    The Baltimore Sun
    When Henry Bromell won the Writers' Guild Award this year for scripting “The Good Soldier” episode of “Homeland,” he thanked Barry Levinson and Tom Fontana. Why, you might wonder, would this California screenwriter be thanking...

    Tags: Murder, Music, Barry Levinson, Gwyneth Paltrow, Drama (genre)

    10. Dec 5, 2012 |Story| KTLA-LTV

  10. 2012 Grammy Nominations

    KTLA News
    1. Record Of The Year Lonely Boy The Black Keys The Black Keys & Danger Mouse, producers; Tom Elmhirst & Kennie Takahashi, engineers/mixers; Brian Lucey, mastering engineer Track from: El Camino [Nonesuch] Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You) Kelly Clarkson...

    Tags: Wiz Khalifa, Axwell (music group), ABC (tv network), Hans Zimmer, Bill Clinton

    11. Dec 24, 2012 |Story| Hartford Courant

  11. Spreading Joy Through Music

    When Sam Pasco was young, he recalls his mother telling him, "If you can help somebody, just do it."
    The Hartford Courant
    When Sam Pasco was young, he recalls his mother telling him, "If you can help somebody, just do it." Never forgetting those words, Pasco has dedicated his life to two things: music and helping people. Pasco, 85, plays the saxophone in a trio with...

    Tags: XL Center, Music, Bloomfield (Hartford, Connecticut), Sammy Davis Jr., Hartford Distributors

    12. Dec 20, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  12. My favorite moments of 2012

    Years ago when I was a student at Northwestern University, a handful of executives at America Online came to my class and explained that you, I and everyone we know would soon find ourselves pleasantly stranded on "information islands." We nodded, though we didn't entirely understand. What they meant was that broadcasting would soon end and <em>nichecasting</em> would take over. Your island would become a mirror of yourself, what you knew, liked and watched, and you would rarely have the incentive to venture off of your narrowly prescribed landmass.
    Years ago when I was a student at Northwestern University, a handful of executives at America Online came to my class and explained that you, I and everyone we know would soon find ourselves pleasantly stranded on "information islands." We nodded,...

    Tags: Politics, Joe Wright, Music, Paul Thomas Anderson, Comedy Central (tv network)

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