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Gil Cates: the Wizard of Oscars
Seven years ago, I was asked to cover the Academy Awards from backstage. To get the necessary credentials, I had to be personally vetted by producer Gil Cates. As I made my way along the shiny floor of the Oscar production offices, I was prepared for Oz,...Tags: Arts and Culture, Gil Cates, Culture, Brett Ratner, Entertainment
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The Albert Heschong family home in Encino goes on the market
A home owned by the family of the late Albert Heschong, the Emmy-winning production designer for television, film and theater who headed the art department at CBS for more than two decades, is for sale in Encino at $1.15 million.
Heschong designed and...Tags: Sotheby's Holdings Incorporated, Family, Gunsmoke (tv program), Playhouse 90 (tv program)
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Hot Property: Scarlett Johansson, Ryan Reynolds buy Los Feliz house for $2.9 million
It seems as though actress Scarlett Johansson had no sooner sold her old place in the Hollywood Hills than she and her husband, actor Ryan Reynolds, closed on a house in Los Feliz for $2.9 million.
Built in the late '60s, the restored Buff & Hensman-...Tags: Tony Awards, Sotheby's Holdings Incorporated, Dining and Drinking, Greg Germann, Ally McBeal (tv program)
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PASSINGS: Charles Jarrott, Frank Chirkinian, Edward Stephenson, Mikhail Simonov, Arnost Lustig
Charles Jarrott
Directed TV and film, including 'Mary, Queen of Scots'
Charles Jarrott, 83, a British film and TV director best known for the Hal Wallis productions "Anne of the Thousand Days" and "Mary, Queen of Scots," died Friday at the Motion...Tags: Armed Forces, Masters Tournament, Media Industry, Celebrities and Health Issues, The Andy Williams Show (tv program)
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Dude ranches: Roping, riding and karaoke
Special to the Los Angeles TimesNearly two decades have passed since tough-as- nails trail boss Curly Washburn hurled insults at the three "City Slickers" who invaded his turf, a Colorado cattle ranch, in search of a Wild West adventure. The 1991 movie, which earned Jack Palance a...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Swimming, Rivers, Bars and Clubs, Trips and Vacations
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'Hidden Talent: The Emergence of Hollywood Agents' by Tom Kemper
![Hollywood agents, that most despised of human specimens, of which I was one, are as indispensable as the rabies vaccine, which kills as easily as it cures. Although in one form or another agents, as the middlemen brokers of human talent, have existed since the dawn of 19th century mass entertainment, they are a nearly perfect metaphor for a late-blooming capitalist economy. They don't make anything except spit and hot air. Or, as author Tom Kemper writes, giving it an academic polish, "agents serve in the commercial fabrication of individuality," selling "personality [as] a commodity" including, especially, their own commission-hungry personalities.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2009-12/51249799-23155918-187104.gif "Hollywood agents, that most despised of human specimens, of which I was one, are as indispensable as the rabies vaccine, which kills as easily as it cures. Although in one form or another agents, as the middlemen brokers of human talent, have existed since the dawn of 19th century mass entertainment, they are a nearly perfect metaphor for a late-blooming capitalist economy. They don't make anything except spit and hot air. Or, as author Tom Kemper writes, giving it an academic polish, \"agents serve in the commercial fabrication of individuality,\" selling \"personality [as] a commodity\" including, especially, their own commission-hungry personalities.")
Hollywood agents, that most despised of human specimens, of which I was one, are as indispensable as the rabies vaccine, which kills as easily as it cures. Although in one form or another agents, as the middlemen brokers of human talent, have existed...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Joseph Cotten, Arts and Culture, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Sam Jaffe
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PASSINGS: Byron Palmer, Dr. John Miller Hyson Jr.
Byron Palmer
Broadway, TV actor
Byron Palmer, 89, an actor and singer who broke through in the late 1940s in the hit Broadway musical "Where's Charley?" and later co-starred on the TV show "This Is Your Music," died of natural causes Wednesday at...Tags: Dentistry and Dental Health, University of Maryland, College Park, Armed Forces, Ray Bolger, Family
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Louis L'Amour's West: Myth Was Just a Lie
Driving south across Nevada on Highway 95, through the steely afternoon distances, you get the sense that you are in a country where nobody will cut you any slack at all. You are in a version of the American West where you are on your own; the local motto...Tags: Arts and Culture, Star Wars (movie), Transportation, Travel, Livestock Farming
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The story of the Oscars
While it's true that there's only so much anyone can say about the Oscars, remember it can be said again and again. As a reader (and writer), I know by now that there are 10 abiding Oscar stories. Here they are, all in a single article: The history...
Tags: Silver Linings Playbook (movie), Johnny Carson, Amy Poehler, Hollywood Foreign Press Association, Eastman Kodak Company
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PIX11 Yule Log to Air on Christmas Day -- and Watch Out For Other WPIX Holiday Traditions
It wouldn't be a holiday in New York without the PIX11 Yule Log! The Yule Log, the famous film loop of a burning log in a hearth, has warmed the hearts of` viewers since it debuted on PIX in 1966. To celebrate the fabled fire stick's 46th anniversary,...Tags: Ed Westwick, Bing Crosby, Religious Festivals, Kermit the Frog (fictional animal), Holiday Music (genre)
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Oscars Aim For Surprises To Spice Up Show
ReutersAfter the curtain rises on Sunday's Oscars, producers hope a few surprise winners and heartfelt acceptance speeches will spice up the program in which silent movie "The Artist" is widely seen as the choice for best movie. The world's top film honors...Tags: The Artist (movie), Football, Music, Drama (genre), Screen Actors Guild
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Billy and Oscar, together again: Crystal hosts Academy Awards
Zap2ItNo introduction is necessary: Billy Crystal and Oscar already know each other quite well. The actor-filmmaker-comedian has hosted the Academy Awards eight times, and he's now on deck for his ninth. He'll preside over the movie industry's 84th annual...Tags: Entertainment Events, Kirk Douglas, Melissa Leo, Music, Johnny Carson
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