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    Mar 19, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  1. Taylor Swift: Harry Styles inspired 'I Knew You Were Trouble'

    Taylor Swift has seemingly revealed that her break-up song "I Knew You Were Trouble" was penned with One Direction crooner Harry Styles in mind.
    Taylor Swift has seemingly revealed that her break-up song "I Knew You Were Trouble" was penned with One Direction crooner Harry Styles in mind. Is anyone surprised? In an interview with the UK's Sunday Times Magazine, Swift was asked if it was...

    Tags: The X Factor (tv program), Music, One Direction (music group), Perez Hilton, Morgan Spurlock

    2. Feb 14, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  2. Aisles of treats from the Emerald Isle

    When the luck of the Irish holds, the lovers buy Claddagh rings for their valentines, frat boys gearing up for St. Paddy's Day go for Guinness caps with built-in bottle openers — and come Christmas, there's a run on plum pudding and St. Nicks in Kelly green.
    When the luck of the Irish holds, the lovers buy Claddagh rings for their valentines, frat boys gearing up for St. Paddy's Day go for Guinness caps with built-in bottle openers — and come Christmas, there's a run on plum pudding and St. Nicks in...

    Tags: Leprechauns (legendary entities), St. Patrick's Day, Shamrock, Biscuits, Cadbury plc

    3. Dec 14, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  3. Best TV shows of 2012: The year of Sherlock Holmes

    For the generations of men who have wondered what it is women want, this year has made it fairly obvious. We want a man of devastating intelligence, cerebrally and physically nimble, whose vast store of arcane knowledge is foundation for a super-human ability to solve problems and the fascinating, frustrating wall that protects a tender heart.
    For the generations of men who have wondered what it is women want, this year has made it fairly obvious. We want a man of devastating intelligence, cerebrally and physically nimble, whose vast store of arcane knowledge is foundation for a super-human...

    Tags: Mark Gatiss, BBC, Entertainment Events, Elementary (tv program), New York City Police Department

    4. Feb 21, 2012 | Los Angeles Times

  4. Brit Awards: Blur returns and Adele raises her middle finger

    Pop & Hiss
    Welcome home, Adele. Now please, step aside for Blur. London's soulful singer, who won six Grammy Awards and performed for the first time earlier this month after undergoing vocal cord surgery, unexpectedly took top honors at the 2012 Brit Awards. Her...
    5. May 14, 2013 | Zap2It

  5. Discovery premieres first independently produced landmark natural history series, “North America”

    Channel Guide Magazine
    “We called [North America] the most extreme continent, and we always talked about it being an extreme continent, and every single month there was something else to remind us of why that was true.” — Huw Cordey, North America series...
    6. Jan 22, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  6. Jane Glover takes stock of her fruitful decade with Music of the Baroque

    Chicago music has long gone gaga over the Brits, and not simply because the city's two leading opera companies are, or were, run by thoroughly capable Englishmen – Anthony Freud at Lyric Opera and Brian Dickie, who retired last year after 13 seasons as general director of Chicago Opera Theater.
    Chicago music has long gone gaga over the Brits, and not simply because the city's two leading opera companies are, or were, run by thoroughly capable Englishmen – Anthony Freud at Lyric Opera and Brian Dickie, who retired last year after 13 seasons...

    Tags: Music, Music Industry, Theater, Vladimir Feltsman, Entertainment Events

    7. Dec 13, 2012 |Column| Orlando Sentinel

  7. Movie awards: Unusual joins usual

    More cinema awards: Los Angeles Film Critics Circle, American Film Institute and more
    More cinema awards. The Los Angeles Film Critics Circle has a reputation for sometimes picking unusual choices. This year, the critics honored "Amour" (picture and female actor Emmanuelle Riva), "The Master" (director P.T. Anderson, actors Joaquin...

    Tags: Dustin Hoffman, Holidays, Django Unchained (movie), Romola Garai, Killing Them Softly (movie)

    8. Jan 2, 2013 |Story| WTXX-LTV

  8. Torrington's Warner Theatre Hosts a Downton Abbey-Themed Party For the Premiere of Season 3

    And there was much rejoicing by British-TV obsessives: Connecticut's own CPTV celebrates its 50th year of existence with a gala of Edwardian proportions at Torrington's Warner Theatre on Saturday, starting at 5:30 p.m. For $60 a head, participants (encouraged to dress in period clothing) will drink from a smattering of wines, dine oh-so-elegantly on hors d'oeuvres (provided by the Litchfield Saltwater Grille) and politely view a presentation on <em>Downton Abbey</em>-era fashion, before plunking their Yankee hindquarters in preferred seats for the advance screening of the <em>Downton Abbey</em>, Season 3 premiere. (Common folks are also welcome, free of charge, but they still need to reserve ahead of time.) The show, written and created by Julian Fellowes, features an all-star cast (pictured). The <em>DA</em> season premiere will air on CPTV on Sunday, Jan. 6 at 9 p.m. The Warner Theatre is located at 68 Main Street in Torrington. For reservations visit warnertheatre.org or cpbn.org.
    And there was much rejoicing by British-TV obsessives: Connecticut's own CPTV celebrates its 50th year of existence with a gala of Edwardian proportions at Torrington's Warner Theatre on Saturday, starting at 5:30 p.m. For $60 a head, participants...

    Tags: Jerry Seinfeld, Music, Lenny Bruce, XL Center, Julian Fellowes

    9. Dec 21, 2012 |Column| Tribune Media Services

  9. B is for bizarre -- also for Boehner, budget and Washington bozos

    Paul Greenberg
    How long is this show going to go on in Washington, and must it? They say closing time for its costars is midnight, December 31. That's when the president and the speaker of the House need to agree on the federal budget Or Else, but politicians never...

    Tags: John Boehner, Fiscal Cliff, Politics, Barack Obama, Washington Monument

    10. Oct 29, 2012 |Story| Daily Press

  10. Battle of the Beers coming up Nov. 9 in Newport News

    It&rsquo;s the Brits vs. the Americans when The Mariners&rsquo; Museum hosts a &ldquo;Battle of the Beers&rdquo; competition on Friday, Nov. 9.
    It’s the Brits vs. the Americans when The Mariners’ Museum hosts a “Battle of the Beers” competition on Friday, Nov. 9. The event will feature five British brews and five American brews in a contest that marks the 200th...

    Tags: Newport News (Newport News, Virginia), Arts and Culture, Entertainment Events, Christopher Newport University, Alcoholic Beverages

    11. Oct 29, 2012 |Story| RedEye

  11. Q&A: Future of the Left singer Andy Falkous

    The increasingly bland, widely accessible pop-rock of the Brits in Coldplay have made them international stars. Relatively close by in Wales, Future of the Left has delivered three fantastic records&mdash;including this year&rsquo;s &ldquo;The Plot Against Common Sense&rdquo;&mdash;of sharp, aggressive indie rock wrapped around lyrics both cutting and hilarious. Consequently: The more acclaimed but less popular band works day jobs, and, says singer Andy Falkous, don&rsquo;t make much of a living from their work.
    RedEye Sound Board
    The increasingly bland, widely accessible pop-rock of the Brits in Coldplay have made them international stars. Relatively close by in Wales, Future of the Left has delivered three fantastic records—including this year’s “The Plot...

    Tags: Music, 2016 Olympic Games, Politics, Donald Trump, Bleep (euphemism)

    12. Jul 28, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  12. For Brits, Cavendish's run at gold just so much road kill

    LONDON &#8212; Over Londoner John Armah's shoulder, about a quarter-mile away, was Buckingham Palace. Just around the corner was the prime minister's residence. The stage was perfectly set for the apparent inevitability Saturday when reigning world champion cyclist Mark Cavendish would win Britain's first gold medal of the 2012 Olympics.
    LONDON — Over Londoner John Armah's shoulder, about a quarter-mile away, was Buckingham Palace. Just around the corner was the prime minister's residence. The stage was perfectly set for the apparent inevitability Saturday when reigning world...

    Tags: BBC, Imperial and Royal Matters, Rigoberto Uran, Entertainment Events, Awards and Prizes

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