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Film review: 'Deceptive Practice' weaves its own kind of magic
Regard the hands of Ricky Jay. Watch them making cards do things cards never have done before, things cards didn't even know they could do. And for this master of manipulation, cards are just the beginning. Seeing is definitely not believing in the...
Tags: Coney Island, Dinah Shore, Entertainment, Ricky Jay
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Could a move to New York revitalize 'The Tonight Show'?
If the rumors are true and “The Tonight Show” is set to return to its ancestral home at 30 Rockefeller Plaza with Jimmy Fallon as host, the move would be a boon for New York City – and maybe even the aging late-night genre itself. A...
Tags: Jay Leno, 30 Rock (tv program), Jimmy Fallon, Lorne Michaels, Johnny Carson
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Change of coasts for 'Tonight' could mean a big shift
For more than 40 years, a studio at the corner of Olive and Alameda avenues in Burbank has been churning out a show that keeps viewers up late. But with NBC's "Tonight Show" poised to migrate back to New York, Southern California is in danger of losing...
Tags: Jay Leno, Conan O'Brien, 30 Rock (tv program), Jimmy Fallon, Paul Krekorian
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Review: A high-voltage 'End of the Rainbow'
Playing Judy Garland in the months leading up to the actress' fatal 1969 overdose, Tracie Bennett spends much of "End of the Rainbow" horizontal — though rarely for more than 10 seconds at a time. The central prop of the bio-musical now playing at...
Tags: Louis B. Mayer, Howard Hawks, Music, Music Theater, Judy Garland
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'Jersey Boys' producers win appeal over use of Ed Sullivan clip
L.A. NOWA federal appeals court ruled Monday that the makers of the Broadway musical “Jersey Boys” did not violate copyright law by using a short clip from "The Ed Sullivan Show" in the Tony-winning show. A three-judge panel of the U.S....... -
Gripping 'Cowsills Story' documentary coming to Showtime
The new documentary “Family Band: The Cowsills Story,” premiering tonight on Showtime, opens with a compelling scene showing musician Bob Cowsill setting up single-handed for another thankless gig in the corner of a restaurant-bar of an Indian...
Tags: Mike Douglas, Hurricane Katrina (2005), Music, Johnny Carson, Music Industry
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Penn Jillette speaks his mind. Again
Penn Jillette isn't one to shy from controversy. In his new book, "Every Day Is an Atheist Holiday," the highly opinionated, talkative half of the long-running magic duo Penn & Teller takes on atheism, racism and the plight of the underclass. But...
Tags: Steve Jobs, Dancing With the Stars (tv program), Celebrities, Penn Jillette, Racism
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Beatlemania hits North Hollywood's Laemmle theater
Robert Zemeckis' feature directorial debut, a sing-a-long and a celebration of John Lennon are among the highlights of Beatles Fest this weekend at the Laemmle Noho 7 theater in North Hollywood. The mini-film festival is part of a city-wide...
Tags: Julie Taymor, Festive Events, Movies, Music, Music Theater
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Phyllis Diller dies at 95; outlandish comedian
She was a self-described "cartoon," a zany housewife-turned-comedian with an electrified hairdo who broke into the male-dominated world of stand-up comedy in the 1950s with an outlandish wardrobe and a barrage of self-deprecating jokes punctuated by her...
Tags: Heart Attack, Brow Lift, Rhinoplasty, Elizabeth Taylor, Music
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PASSINGS: Edwin Q. White, Bill Dees
Edwin Q. White Saigon bureau chief for AP during Vietnam War Edwin Q. White, 90, who as Associated Press bureau chief in Saigon during the 1960s was part of a fabled crew of journalists who covered the Vietnam War, died Thursday in Honolulu, the...
Tags: Hanoi (Vietnam), Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam), NPR, U.S. Army, Movies
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Bernard Lansky dies at 85; Memphis clothier to Elvis Presley
Bernard Lansky, the Memphis retailer who helped a young Elvis Presley establish his signature clothing style of pegged pants, two-toned shoes and other flashy duds in the 1950s, has died. He was 85. Julie Lansky, the clothier's granddaughter, said he...
Tags: Jerry Lee Lewis, Roy Orbison, World War II (1939-1945), Entertainment, Alzheimer's Disease
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Oddsmakers favor Oklahoma; history favors Notre Dame
It is a matchup dripping in tradition, pitting a team from the industrial Midwest against a wind-swept prairie powerhouse. One is the most most-victorious program in college history, instantly identifiable by its helmets. The other is rooted in redness...
Tags: Oklahoma Sooners, Manti Te'o, Sports Illustrated, Heisman Trophy, Football
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