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Next up for Roman Polanski: 'God of Carnage' adaptation?
Culture MonsterRoman Polanski is working on a film adaptation of the Tony-winning play "God of Carnage," said his wife, the actress Emmanuelle Seigner. The actress said in an interview with Elle magazine that Polanski is now involved in post-production on his...... -
Monster Mash: L.A. job cuts would hurt arts programs; Daniels returning to 'Carnage'; Villazon defends reality show
Culture Monster-- On the chopping block: A plan to cut 1,003 jobs across the L.A. city government would deeply affect arts programs and neighborhood councils. (Los Angeles Times) -- Deja vu: Jeff Daniels will return to Broadway's "God of Carnage" to...... -
[Updated] Arts advocates head to Capitol Hill to ask Congress for bigger NEA budget
Culture MonsterIt's time again for the national arts establishment's annual choreographed visit to Capitol Hill in an attempt to gain Congress' ear -- and its favor in coming budget deliberations. For Tuesday's "Arts Advocacy Day," actors Kyle McLachlan and Jeff... -
General tells Congress that arts funding could aid military and diplomatic goals
Culture MonsterThe United States government should start thinking of the arts as a tool, if not exactly a weapon, in the nation's military campaigns and diplomatic initiatives, a recently retired Army brigadier general testified before Congress on Tuesday. Nolen Bivens,... -
Gold Derby nuggets: ACMs still win night with lower ratings | ABC finds five hours for 'Lost' finale
Gold Derby⢠The Academy of Country Music Awards on Sunday won the night for CBS with 13.05 million tuning in to see Carrie Underwood keep her crown as entertainer of the year. With the other nets programming original fare this year, viewership was down 12% from... -
It's nervous-making time at Sundance
Veteran Los Angeles film producer Leslie Urdang stands among the most fortunate independent filmmakers. One of 1,026 submissions, Urdang's low-budget "Adam," an uplifting love story featuring a man with Asperger's syndrome, was announced Wednesday as part...Tags: The Cove (movie), Big Fan (movie), Adam (movie) , Gays and Lesbians, Documentary (genre)
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Rookies look for Emmy headstart
VarietyIf it seems too early to begin looking ahead to September's Primetime Emmys, few people behind the scenes agree. The pitches for Emmy consideration began even before Oscar season ended and have ramped up ever since. Insiders know it's an uphill battle....Tags: Don Cheadle, Amy Poehler, Harry's Law (tv program), FX (tv channel), 30 Rock (tv program)
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If You Haven't Watched This Speech From HBO's Newsroom, You Need To
Check out this remarkable three-and-a-half minute speech on why America isn't the greatest country in the world any more by Jeff Daniels in HBO's Newsroom show. It's an extraordinary wake-up call for a nation that still thinks it's the greatest.
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What does hate-watching mean?
Anne Hathaway — insufferable, grating, insistently chipper, with those big stupid puppy-dog eyes and that dumb pixie hair, shocked, shocked, at the fortune and appreciation bestowed on her talented head, so rehearsed in her faux-humility, so...
Tags: Lena Dunham, Television, Russell Crowe, Movies, January Jones
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'Leaving Iowa' a journey of reconciliation, fond memories
Based off of William Faulkner’s classic story "As I Lay Dying", Western High School’s production of "Leaving Iowa" is a touching comedy that is a concurrently moving and amusing play that brings a whole new meaning to "unpredictable." ...Tags: William Faulkner
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Western High's 'Leaving Iowa' treats audience to a hysterical, relatable road trip
In the modern dynamics of a typical, dysfunctional American family, the traditional road trip is a classic pastime. The glories of the open road, hours of togetherness, and the hysterical fights that ensue after hours of nothing but those same desolate...Tags: Trips and Vacations, Schools, High Schools, William Faulkner, Family
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Golden Globes nominations: “Lincoln” and HBO lead the way
Channel Guide MagazineAbraham Lincoln's fortune at the theater appears to be taking a turn for the better, because the Steven Spielberg-directed biography bearing his name was nominated this morning for seven Golden Globes. HBO continues to set the bar on the small screen as...
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