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Hancock, Obama and the summer of heroes
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterSp far this summer, I've had my brain pummeled by Robert Downey Jr. flying around in a techno-suit, Adam Sandler as an invincible (and priapic) former Mossad agent, Steve Carell as a nerdy indestructible super spy, Harrison Ford as a Teflon 60-year-old...Tags: Robert Downey Jr., Hellboy II: The Golden Army (movie), Jason Bateman, Harrison Ford, Academy Awards
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There's a new hat in town in 'Indiana Jones'
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterFOR THE last three Indiana Jones films, Indy has served as the franchise's sole fashion plate: the bullwhip curled at his hip, the dusty leather jacket, the messenger bag slung across his chest. And of course, the trademark battered brown fedora. But...Tags: No Country for Old Men (movie), Auto Trends, Movies, Clint Eastwood, Motorcycling
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'The Lost City of Z' by David Grann
The Lost City of Z
A Tale of Deadly Obsession
in the Amazon
David Grann
Doubleday: 352 pp., $27.50
For each summit reached or Machu Picchu-like discovery, the history of exploration marks more deaths and failures than can be counted, armies of men...Tags: Forestry and Timber, Computer Networking and Internet, Theodore Roosevelt, Crimes, Arts and Culture
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'Incredible Hulk' outmuscles box-office rivals
Bloomberg News"The Incredible Hulk," the action movie about a man whose temper transforms him into a green beast, was the top film at U.S. and Canadian theaters this weekend with sales of $54.5 million. The movie topped director M. Night Shyamalan's "The Happening," a...Tags: The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (movie), Television, The Strangers (movie), Lions Gate Entertainment Corporation, Marvel Entertainment, Inc.
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David Shayt dies at 56; associate curator collected artifacts for the Smithsonian
David Shayt summed up his effect on the world in fewer than 100 words. "As a museum specialist at the Smithsonian’s Museum of American History," he wrote in the Washington Post for a special millennium issue, "I have added to the national...Tags: Hurricane Katrina (2005), Miss America Pageant, McDonald's, Death, Guyana
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Thrilling new amusements in SoCal's theme parks
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterMy stomach churning, the sun beating down on my aching cranium, I slowly uncurl my fingers from their death grip. My eyelids creak open. I'm lying on my back, with my upper torso restrained by a harness and my legs feebly kicking in midair. "Sweet...Tags: Matt Groening, Television, Jurassic Park (movie), Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry, NASA
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Review: 'Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull'
Times Movie CriticIt's the summer's most anticipated film, the latest in a beloved series that's earned $1.2 billion in worldwide ticket sales. Add in a premiere at the most prestigious of international film festivals, and the wonder of "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of...Tags: Arts and Culture, Louise Brooks, Karen Allen, Harrison Ford, Defense
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A 'Star Wars' fan boy first
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterGEORGE LUCAS, looking overheated under the midday sun, gamely worked the red carpet last Sunday at the world premiere of the latest cinematic installment to his space saga, " Star Wars: The Clone Wars." At one point, Lucas was photographed with one of his...Tags: Cartoons, Movies, Avatar: The Last Airbender (tv program), Television, Entertainment
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Hancock scores a superhero-sized debut
"Hancock," a film about a petulant, perpetually drunken superhero, proved to be review-proof as well as bulletproof this weekend, overwhelming competitors and giving star Will Smith his fifth top-selling film on a Fourth of July weekend.
Audiences came...Tags: Celebrities, Marvel Entertainment, Inc., Hellboy II: The Golden Army (movie), Sony Corp., Pixar Animation Studios
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Summer's biggest mysteries
Times Staff WriterMaybe it's because the Iraq war and global warming have got us down and the presidential election is still more than a year away, but this summer seems filled with all-consuming mysteries that on greater inspection, aren't really that important. But...Tags: Iraq War (2003-2011), Tony Soprano (fictional character), Mystery (genre)
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Review: 'Ghost Town'
Special to The TimesAmid the congested pantheon of romantic male leads, one would be hard-pressed to find a more improbable candidate than Ricky Gervais. I mean, can we talk? Even if one could somehow exorcise images of David Brent, the gaseous desk jockey immortalized by...Tags: Kate Winslet, Movies, Jurassic Park (movie), Entertainment, Ricky Gervais
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'Indiana Jones' star Shia LaBeouf arrested for DUI
Shia LaBeouf was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving today after an early morning car accident in which he was injured, authorities said.
The "Indiana Jones" star was the driver of a vehicle that was involved in a 3 a.m. collision in Hollywood, Los...Tags: Crimes, Police Arrests, Hospitals and Clinics, Drunk Driving, Prosecution
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