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    Jun 28, 2007 |Story| Metromix

  1. Movie review: 'Ratatouille'

    <b>4 stars (out of four)</b>
    Tribune movie critic
    4 stars (out of four) The ads for the ravishing new Disney/Pixar feature "Ratatouille" spell out the titular dish phonetically (as rat-a-too-ee), a tactic not necessary in last summer's marketing and promotion of "Cars." This provides a clue as to why...

    Tags: Gaming, Animation (genre), Restaurants, Movies, Brian Dennehy

    2. Feb 26, 2007 |Story| Envelope

  2. Keeping their cool

    When Jodie Foster left her home in a Vera Wang halter dress, its pale blue perfectly matched the hue of the star's eyes. By the time she finished a march down the red carpet of the 79th Annual Academy Awards, she was shivering and worried that her skin might be turning the same color as her outfit. "It's freezing! Are you kidding me?"
    When Jodie Foster left her home in a Vera Wang halter dress, its pale blue perfectly matched the hue of the star's eyes. By the time she finished a march down the red carpet of the 79th Annual Academy Awards, she was shivering and worried that her skin...

    Tags: Spike Lee, Abigail Breslin, Susan Lucci, Movies, Demonstration

    3. Mar 15, 2007 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  3. Michael Mahler worth catching in 'My Favorite Year' revival

    Michael Mahler, who plays the genial narrative host of the Bailiwick Repertory Theatre's revival of "My Favorite Year," looks like a cross between Matthew Broderick and Billy Crystal. It's the ideal persona for this nebbish-but-normative character, a...

    Tags: Entertainment, Arts and Culture, Matthew Broderick, Education, Neil Simon

    4. Mar 8, 2007 |Story| Metromix

  4. Movie review: 'Becket'

    Tribune movie critic
    "Becket," producer Hal Wallis' opulently entertaining film of Jean Anouilh's play, is the tale of a wild and woolly British king and his God-intoxicated buddy, whom he unwisely appoints archbishop of Canterbury and then must battle. The time is the 1160s,...

    Tags: Sexual Assault, Music Box Theatre, Katharine Hepburn, Canterbury, Death

    5. Feb 26, 2007 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  5. Best actor: Whitaker joins filmdom royalty

    Forest Whitaker has said in several interviews that he has tried throughout his career not to get caught up in awards buzz &#8212; it's too depressing when you lose. But Whitaker has no more reason to be disappointed.
    Forest Whitaker has said in several interviews that he has tried throughout his career not to get caught up in awards buzz — it's too depressing when you lose. But Whitaker has no more reason to be disappointed. "It is possible for a kid from...

    Tags: Golden Globe Awards, Career and Workplace, Screen Actors Guild, Saturday Night Live (tv program), Celebrities

    6. Jun 29, 2007 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  6. 'Ratatouille'

    Brad Bird's 'Ratatouille' is so audacious you have to fall in love with its unlikely hero. If we are living in a golden age of animation &#8212; and we are &#8212; one of the reasons is writer-director Brad Bird. That's somewhat ironic, because as his new "Ratatouille" demonstrates, what makes Bird so unusual is that he doesn't really think of himself as an animator at all.
    Times Staff Writer
    Brad Bird's 'Ratatouille' is so audacious you have to fall in love with its unlikely hero. If we are living in a golden age of animation — and we are — one of the reasons is writer-director Brad Bird. That's somewhat ironic, because as his new...

    Tags: Pixar Animation, Entertainment, Gaming, Brad Bird, Animation (genre)

    7. Jun 29, 2007 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  7. Oswalt, Garofalo make 'Ratatouille' a nice combo platter

    Times Staff Writer
    Show up and be yourself — and get paid to do it. That's the job description Patton Oswalt accepted when he was cast as the lead voice in the new Pixar/Disney film, "Ratatouille." The film revolves around a rat named Remy (Oswalt) who dreams of...

    Tags: Animation (genre), Celebrities, Lifestyle and Leisure, Restaurants, Robin Williams

    8. Sep 18, 2006 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  8. Top Oscar rivals emerge from Toronto

    Some Oscar rivals like "Volver" and "Venus" received such huge acclaim at the Toronto International Film Festival that they got a hefty push in the awards derby, suddenly becoming frontrunners. Others like "All the King's Men" tripped up.
    Some Oscar rivals like "Volver" and "Venus" received such huge acclaim at the Toronto International Film Festival that they got a hefty push in the awards derby, suddenly becoming frontrunners. Others like "All the King's Men" tripped up. Here's the buzz...

    Tags: Comedy (genre), Celebrities, Roger Ebert, Heart Attack, Cannes Film Festival

    9. Sep 26, 2006 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  9. The battle begins

    It used to be that December was the cruelest month for Oscar contenders who jousted for critical and box office attention at the end of the year. Now the battle begins in September, as more and more Oscar hopefuls crowd the fall weekends.
    Times Staff Writers
    It used to be that December was the cruelest month for Oscar contenders who jousted for critical and box office attention at the end of the year. Now the battle begins in September, as more and more Oscar hopefuls crowd the fall weekends. The rationale...

    Tags: Leonardo DiCaprio, Helen Mirren, Movies, Festive Events, Entertainment

    10. Sep 20, 2006 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  10. 'Volver' leads with N.Y. critics

    If members of the New York Film Critics Circle voted today for their awards, "Volver" would probably win best picture, director (Pedro Almodovar) and actress (Penelope Cruz, fending off a devilish challenge from Meryl Streep). The lead actor race is a three-way toss-up between Forest Whitaker ("Last King of Scotland"), Peter O'Toole ("Venus") and Ryan Gosling ("Half Nelson").
    If members of the New York Film Critics Circle voted today for their awards, "Volver" would probably win best picture, director (Pedro Almodovar) and actress (Penelope Cruz, fending off a devilish challenge from Meryl Streep). The lead actor race is a...

    Tags: Celebrities, Sally Field, Ryan Gosling, New York University, Movies

    11. Feb 2, 2007 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  11. 'Becket'

    More than 40 years after a dazzling first run that earned a dozen Academy Award nominations, "Becket" is back on the big screen and just in time to cast a fascinating light on this year's Oscar race.
    Times Staff Writer
    More than 40 years after a dazzling first run that earned a dozen Academy Award nominations, "Becket" is back on the big screen and just in time to cast a fascinating light on this year's Oscar race. A fluke of scheduling fate has made a newly restored...

    Tags: Entertainment, Celebrities, Edward Anhalt, Elizabeth Taylor, Rex Harrison

    12. Feb 18, 2007 |Story| Envelope

  12. 'Queen' bears his crowning touch

    When he rolls up for lunch at Campanile, Stephen Frears, the 65-year-old director of the "The Queen," doesn't look as if he'd be reticent.
    The Envelope
    When he rolls up for lunch at Campanile, Stephen Frears, the 65-year-old director of the "The Queen," doesn't look as if he'd be reticent. He's rumpled, personable, vaguely brash, but just try asking him how he guided the seemingly unprepossessing film...

    Tags: Diana, Princess of Wales, England, Elizabeth II, Family, Roddy Doyle

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