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Los Angeles Times Staff WriterA Day in the Life, at 90 * Keeping up with Julia Child, who has a new home, a new book deal and a balky oven Home Edition, Food, Page H-1 Features Desk 61 inches; 2181 words Type of Material: Profile; Recipe By RUSS PARSONS, TIMES STAFF WRITER...Tags: Ivy League, Colleges and Universities, Movies, Pies and Tarts, Weather Reports
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Commentary: Sequel summer steams on
Akron Beacon JournalThe summer movie season has already brought moviegoers "Iron Man 3" and "Star Trek Into Darkness," the 12th film in that series. Still to come are second installments of "Grown Ups," "Despicable Me," "The Smurfs," "RED," "Kick-Ass," "300" and "Percy...Tags: Daniel Craig, Movies, Kick-Ass (movie), Fast & Furious (movie), Vin Diesel
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Modest 'Scarecrow' Preps Fresh Field in Gotham
VarietyFor proof of how much the film industry has changed over the past four decades, one need look no further than Jerry Schatzbergâs "Scarecrow," which won the Palme dâOr in Cannes 40 years ago this month. The enigmatically open-ended road movie returns...Tags: Flu, Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc.
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Class of '13 send-off feels 'like a concert'
The Arizona Daily Star, TucsonEvery new University of Arizona graduate had a chance to see his or her smiling face on the Jumbotron on Friday night as commencement returned to Arizona Stadium. The ceremony was last held in the stadium in 1972. "At that time 'The Godfather' had...Tags: University of Arizona, Engineering, Science and Technology, Graduation, Social Media
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From page to screen
The Record, Stockton, Calif.The fanfare that preceded the 1974 release of "The Great Gatsby" was unprecedented for its day. Mia Farrow graced the cover of the first issue of "People" magazine, and Newsweek devoted a cover story to Robert Redford and deemed "Gatsby" the "most...Tags: The Great Gatsby (movie, 2013), Movies, Arts and Culture, People (magazine), Leonardo DiCaprio
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What are the best movies based on books?
Less than a year after “The Great Gatsby” was published in 1925, F. Scott Fitzgerald was paid $16,666 for the film rights. “Come and see it all!” beckons the trailer for the silent film. “And enjoy the entertainment thrill of...
Tags: Colleges and Universities, Movies, Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc., Arts and Culture, Paul Thomas Anderson
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Pulling the strings of a cultural treasure
Pasadena is home to many museums. As a matter of fact, it probably boasts more museums per capita than any other local city of its size. Not all of them are as high-profile as, say, the Norton Simon. For instance, unless you're looking for the...
Tags: Arts and Culture, Museums
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Are the Rolling Stones still worth it? Their fans think so!
Liz Smith"IT IS actually very, very soul destroying," says NewsBeast's editor Tina Brown to Bloomberg TV's question about the business-side fixation with numbers and demos over quality content and editorial integrity. MUSIC! MUSIC! MUSIC! Even though some fans...Tags: Pulitzer Prize Awards, Mick Jagger, Julian Lennon, Liz Smith, Entertainment
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Al Capone's descendants get Chicago-based reality TV series
RedEyeProving once again that anything can be made into a reality TV series, REELZ Channel announced Wednesday that Al Capone's descendants will be the centerpiece of a new docuseries. "The Capones" will debut this fall and stars Dom and Dawn Capone, owners of...Tags: Television Industry, Meatballs, St. Valentine's Day Massacre (1929), Entertainment, Organized Crime
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Roger Ebert's books are his legacy
Rogert Ebert, the Pulitzer Prize-winning film critic who died today, leaves behind a rich legacy, thanks to a shelf-full of books that explore movies -- and his own life. His memoir, "Life Itself," dealt with his battle with alcoholism and the later,...
Tags: Entertainment Events, Pulitzer Prize Awards, Casablanca (movie), Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
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'Animal Inside Out' is Body Worlds' take on beasts and birds
The last time the Body Worlds people displayed at the Museum of Science and Industry, in a 2011 exhibition showing the development and decline of the human corpus, they included, with seeming incongruity, an ostrich. The flightless — and, in...
Tags: Museum of Science and Industry, Environmental Issues, Charles M. Schulz, Conservation, Wildlife
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Tonight: ‘Argo: Inside Story’; ‘Vanity Fair’s Hollywood’; ‘48 Hours’
The TV Guy - Orlando SentinelIf you want a primer on “Argo,” the favorite to win best picture at the Oscars on Sunday, Discovery Channel is happy to oblige. “Argo: Inside Story” airs at 10 p.m. Saturday on Discovery. The program details CIA officer Tony...
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