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    Jan 7, 2009 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  1. Seeing more of Josh Brolin

    Who knows how these things happen? Josh Brolin made his film debut in "The Goonies" and subsequently appeared in films for such directors as Woody Allen, David O. Russell, Paul Verhoeven and Guillermo del Toro, well on his way to a respectable but low-key career. Then, within the last few years, giving off a vibe of authentic-Americana masculinity largely missing from the man-boys of the multiplex, he began appearing in films of a markedly higher profile. Last year, Brolin was seen in "In the Valley of Elah," "American Gangster," "Grindhouse" and the eventual best picture winner, the Coen brothers' "No Country for Old Men." This year he appeared as George W. Bush in Oliver Stone's controversial "W.," and in Gus Van Sant's "Milk" he plays Dan White, the former firefighter, police officer and city supervisor who shot and killed San Francisco Mayor George Moscone and activist and politician Harvey Milk.
    Who knows how these things happen? Josh Brolin made his film debut in "The Goonies" and subsequently appeared in films for such directors as Woody Allen, David O. Russell, Paul Verhoeven and Guillermo del Toro, well on his way to a respectable but low-key...

    Tags: Paul Verhoeven, Movies, Minority Groups, Oliver Stone, Documentary (genre)

    2. Jan 8, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  2. NBC pulls plug on Golden Globes broadcast

    Hollywood's awards season locomotive was derailed Monday when NBC pulled the plug on its highly rated Golden Globes, choosing not to broadcast on Sunday what promised to be a virtually celebrity-free ceremony.
    Los Angeles Times Staff Writers
    Hollywood's awards season locomotive was derailed Monday when NBC pulled the plug on its highly rated Golden Globes, choosing not to broadcast on Sunday what promised to be a virtually celebrity-free ceremony. The scrapped program would be the first...

    Tags: Movies, Career and Workplace, ABC (tv network), Unions, Celebrities

    3. Jul 12, 2008 |Story| Associated Press

  3. Actors Josh Brolin, Jeffrey Wright, others in film crew arrested after bar fight

    Actors Josh Brolin and Jeffrey Wright, along with members of a crew filming an Oliver Stone movie, were arrested during a bar fight Saturday morning, police said.
    Actors Josh Brolin and Jeffrey Wright, along with members of a crew filming an Oliver Stone movie, were arrested during a bar fight Saturday morning, police said. Shreveport police Sgt. Willie Lewis said Brolin, Wright and five others were arrested...

    Tags: Movies, Oliver Stone, Tony Awards, Thandie Newton, James Cromwell

    4. May 24, 2009 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  4. Man in black: Robert E. Howard's Solomon Kane

    Considering the many horror films featuring heroes in black who take out ghoulish enemies with crossbows or holy water bullets -- think of the "Underworld" or "Hellboy" movies, or "Van Helsing," whose titular hero seems inspired by the subject of this month's column -- Robert E. Howard's Solomon Kane, a vengeance-seeking Puritan swordsman, is long overdue for the screen.
    Considering the many horror films featuring heroes in black who take out ghoulish enemies with crossbows or holy water bullets -- think of the "Underworld" or "Hellboy" movies, or "Van Helsing," whose titular hero seems inspired by the subject of this...

    Tags: Movies, Cormac McCarthy, Entertainment, Television, Stranger Than Fiction

    5. Jul 1, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  5. Pixar's secret ingredient? Quality

    I<i>VIVIDLY</i> remember two things about having breakfast with Pixar guru John Lasseter earlier this year. One was that my back was out, so unable to sit comfortably, I had to take notes either standing up or lying down on the carpet of his hotel suite. The second was that when I asked him how Pixar had managed to rack up such an astounding streak of hit films, he said simply, "Quality is the best business plan of all."
    Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
    IVIVIDLY remember two things about having breakfast with Pixar guru John Lasseter earlier this year. One was that my back was out, so unable to sit comfortably, I had to take notes either standing up or lying down on the carpet of his hotel suite. The...

    Tags: Movies, Science Fiction (genre), Toy Story (movie), Companies and Corporations, Star Wars (movie)

    6. May 28, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  6. 'This Is for the Mara Salvatrucha'

    <i>May 29, 2008</i>
    Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
    May 29, 2008 The deal Paramount Vantage ("No Country for Old Men") options the rights to Samuel Logan's "This Is for the Mara Salvatrucha," about the life of Brenda Paz, a teenage member of the notorious MS-13 gang who was killed by other gang members...

    Tags: Crimes, Movies, Crime, Law and Justice, Justice System, Book

    7. May 20, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  7. Coen brothers' loser is winning over Cannes

    CANNES, France &mdash; Whatever its commercial fortunes when it opens in the U.S. this December, "Inside Llewyn Davis" already has won the acclaim sought so ardently by the fictional folk singer of its title, the latest charismatic loser in a long, stumbling conga line of Coen brothers protagonists.
    CANNES, France — Whatever its commercial fortunes when it opens in the U.S. this December, "Inside Llewyn Davis" already has won the acclaim sought so ardently by the fictional folk singer of its title, the latest charismatic loser in a long,...

    Tags: Movies, Suicide, Ethan Coen, Garrett Hedlund, Amour (movie)

    8. May 18, 2013 |Story| Tribune Media Services

  8. Cannes Film Review: 'Inside Llewyn Davis'

    Variety
    The sounds of the early 1960s folk music revival float on the air like a strange, intoxicating perfume in the Coen brothers' "Inside Llewyn Davis," a boldly original, highly emotional journey through Greenwich Village nightclubs, a bleak New York winter,...

    Tags: Oscar Isaac, Movies, Music Industry, Ethan Coen, John Goodman

    9. Mar 7, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  9. Other venues: 'Rust and Bone,' 'Brooklyn Castle,' 'West Side Story'

    <strong>After Hours Film Society</strong>
    After Hours Film Society Tivoli Theatre 5021 Highland Ave., Downers Grove 630-534-4528 afterhoursfilmsociety.com "Rust and Bone" ¿¿¿¿ (France; Jacques Audiard, 2012) Romantic and pitiless, fearlessly emotional as well as edgy, "Rust and Bone"...

    Tags: Susan Sarandon, Russell Crowe, Movies, Elvis Presley, Ethan Coen

    10. Feb 25, 2013 |Column| RedEye

  10. The Oscars telecast's rocky road

    Last night's Oscars were like an emotional roller-coaster at a terrible amusement park--beginning wth Seth MacFarlane's as-bad-as-feared monologue, the show rarely rose above painful and hit few peaks. Allow us to relive some of the night's best and worst moments, not necessarily in that order.
    Last night's Oscars were like an emotional roller-coaster at a terrible amusement park--beginning wth Seth MacFarlane's as-bad-as-feared monologue, the show rarely rose above painful and hit few peaks. Allow us to relive some of the night's best and worst...

    Tags: Russell Crowe, Charlize Theron, Channing Tatum, Mark Andrews , Celebrities

    11. Feb 1, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  11. Self-help for the literary set

    The great theorist of psychoanalysis Jacques Lacan envisioned desire as &ldquo;caught in the rails of metonymy, eternally extending toward the desire for something else.&rdquo; In the rhetorical figure of metonymy, a signifier points toward something else, some other signifier it's related to; just so, desire is constantly pointing toward the next object. It's not just that desire can't be satisfied &mdash; that when you obtain the object of desire, desire simply fastens on to a new object &mdash; but that satisfaction isn't even the goal of desire in the first place. No wonder we're so miserable.
    The great theorist of psychoanalysis Jacques Lacan envisioned desire as “caught in the rails of metonymy, eternally extending toward the desire for something else.” In the rhetorical figure of metonymy, a signifier points toward something...

    Tags: Health Treatments, Movies, Otto Preminger, The Holocaust (1934-1945), Ethan Coen

    12. Jan 28, 2013 |Story| Tribune Media Services

  12. Analysis: 'Argo' looks strong for Oscars, but don't count 'Lincoln' out

    The swing of the awards season pendulum that now favors "Argo" is dramatic -- but don't rule out the possibility of another switcheroo come the Oscars.
    Variety
    The swing of the awards season pendulum that now favors "Argo" is dramatic -- but don't rule out the possibility of another switcheroo come the Oscars. With Producers Guild feature film and Screen Actors Guild ensemble awards Saturday and Sunday, the...

    Tags: Movies, Tina Fey, Ben Affleck, Amour (movie), Silver Linings Playbook (movie)

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