Movies
Let’s hear it for Linda Thorson, who plays Julia Medina (Gabrielle’s mother) on “One Life to Live.”
Oct. 29, 1989
Entertainment & Arts
“My motto is the older you get as a woman, the further East you should move,” quips Linda Thorson, who stars as a caustic divorcee in the comedy “Money and Friends” at the Doolittle Theatre.
Feb. 6, 1993
Ex-Avenger Linda Thorson Revisits Trying Times in SCR Role
April 3, 2000
Obituaries
“The Avengers,” a British series that ran on ABC from 1966 to 1969, resurfaces in all its suave and satirical grandeur today on cable’s Arts & Entertainment network.
Oct. 1, 1990
Television
When a play comes to America hitched to a star, as did the David Hare drama “Amy’s View” last spring, audiences tend to experience the star--Judi Dench, straight off her Oscar for “Shakespeare in Love”--rather than the play.
April 17, 2000
The Stones take a trip to Chicago, where Jeff gets the chance to interview Dodger pitcher Don Drysdale on The Donna Reed Show (Sunday at 9:30 p.m. on Nickelodeon).
Dec. 9, 1990
Levan Tsikurishvili spent four years behind the scenes shooting “Avicii: True Stories,” a documentary about Swedish DJ/producer Avicii (née Tim Bergling) —detailing his meteoric rise to fame as well as his ups and downs: struggles with his mental and physical health and aggressive management.
Dec. 13, 2018
It’s hard to pinpoint just where it is that “Money & Friends” begins to remind one of Stephen Sondheim’s “Company,” but chances are it happens when the behavior patterns of the couples in both shows begin to intersect.
Jan. 15, 1993
There’s nothing unusual about an aspiring New York actor driving a cab to pay the rent, but no actor, it’s safe to say, is quite like Philip Bosco, who has the title role in “Flanagan” (at the Beverly Center Cineplex and UA Coronet, Westwood), an endearing if flawed little film.
Nov. 1, 1985