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'Matrix' producer to turn Venice post office into film center
L.A. NOWMovie producer Joel Silver's purchase of the former U.S. post office in Venice has created a bit of a cliffhanger for local residents: How often, if ever, will they be able to view the beloved "Story of Venice" mural that has graced the building's... -
Frank Lloyd Wright's Ennis House sells to Ron Burkle for $4.5 million
L.A. at HomeFrank Lloyd Wright's Ennis House, the architect's Mayan-inspired masterpiece and one of Los Angeles' most cherished landmarks, has sold to billion Ron Burkle for about $4.5 million.... -
Luminous Motion
TIMES STAFF WRITERFriday June 23, 2000 As Bette Gordon's seductive "Luminous Motion" commences, we hear via voice-over its young protagonist recalling a ghostly memory of childhood of "blurred images and nightmares." It's an indication that he ultimately will have...Tags: Entertainment, Jamey Sheridan, Movies, Ted Hope
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Movie review, 'The Santa Clause 2'
Tribune movie reporterIf marketing weren't such a concern, this sequel to "The Santa Clause" would be called "The Mrs. Clause." That's because the dilemma facing Tim Allen's divorced suburban dad turned Jolly Ol' St. Nick is that he must find a new wife within 28 days or...Tags: Toys, Entertainment, Jonathan Lipnicki, Tim Allen, David Krumholtz
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Fall Movie Preview
The Hartford CourantBetween the end of summer and the edge of winter and the holiday season, the movies shrink. The budgets are lower; the weekend totals dip. As young acolytes await the second coming of Harry Potter on Nov. 15 and older fans count the days until Pierce...Tags: Culture, John C. McGinley, Seth Green, Dustin Hoffman, Mary Lynn Rajskub
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Goodman's 'Mariela' wanders in its desert
Tribune theater criticHere and there amid the disappointingly watery colors of the new play "Mariela in the Desert," author Karen Zacarias hints at the secrets behind the brushstrokes of a painter's canvas. In one scene set in 1930 Mexico City, Mariela, the new and younger...Tags: Family, Mexico City, Diego Rivera, Frida Kahlo, Mexico
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'The Santa Clause 2'
Times Staff WriterWhen "The Santa Clause," starring Tim Allen as a divorced, workaholic toy company marketing whiz who suddenly has the mantle of St. Nick thrust upon him, was released in November 1994, it deservedly became a popular Christmas movie -- a sweet-and-sour...Tags: Toys, Cinema Industry, Entertainment, Tim Allen, David Krumholtz
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Dunston Checks In
TIMES STAFF WRITERFriday January 12, 1996 As the opening credits unroll for "Dunston Checks In," we are treated to a brisk montage of how a five-star hotel comes alive every morning--silver breakfast trays arranged just so, myriad surfaces polished till they gleam,...Tags: Paul Reubens, Cinema Industry, Entertainment, Movies, Rupert Everett
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