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Is 'Buried' director Rodrigo Cortés the new Hitchcock?
Brand XSometimes it's necessary to think inside the box. That was the strident belief of Rodrigo Cortés, the Spanish director behind âBuried,â the most deliriously claustrophobic film imaginable â the entire movie is set inside a wooden cof... -
Frugal Fashion: Olivia Palermo's holiday ready wear
All The RageThe holidays are fast approaching, which means your wardrobe will need a little something extra special to kick your winter party style into high gear. This season that extra special something is the color red. Celebrities are shining on the...... -
Frugal Fashion: Sofia Coppola sparkles in a sequin tank
All The RageSofia Coppola is the ultimate jack of all (Hollywood) trades. She's been an actress, director, producer, screenwriter, costume designer and cinematographer, and she's only 39. It doesn't hurt that she comes from Hollywood royalty; her father is Francis... -
Jo Bonney, directing Neil LaBute's 'Break of Noon,' gets a nod from Culture Clash
Culture MonsterJo Bonney, the Obie Award-winning New York-based director, will demonstrate her stagecraft next week in L.A. when playwright Neil LaBute's latest, "The Break of Noon," opens at the Geffen Playhouse. The director, who previously helmed LaBute's "Fat Pig"... -
Westside office complex sold for $58 million to Santa Monica investors
Money & CompanyA West Los Angeles office complex popular with entertainment-industry tenants has been purchased by Santa Monica investors for $58 million. Ocean West Capital Partners bought Tribeca West, a 151,029-square-foot office property at 12233 Olympic Blvd.... -
Chow restaurant lawsuit: Too many Chows in the kitchen?
Is there room enough in the world of upscale Chinese restaurants for more than one man named Chow?
There is Michael Chow, the designer and art collector from Shanghai by way of London who founded the chain of famous Mr. Chow restaurants in 1968. And...Tags: Restaurants, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Burger King, DVDs and Movies, Dining and Drinking
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Dark Passages: Dissecting the Detectives, Part 1
Note: This is the first of a two-part column on the current state of contemporary detective fiction. This month: series characters as viewed by their creators.
In an essay for the Wall Street Journal last spring, Alexander McCall Smith explains the...Tags: Barnes & Noble, Inc., FBI, Patricia Highsmith, Stuart Kaminsky, Carnegie Hall
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R.I.P. Rammellzee: The original abstract-rapping outlaw
Pop & HissBefore MF Doom donned a metal mask, before Cypress Hill and the Beastie Boys conquered the adenoidal vocal and street art was bound in $100 books for sale at Taschen, Rammellzee was the original train-bombing, abstract-rapping outlaw. He passed away...... -
Books & Ideas: Publishing's future is debated at BookExpo America
If it was a bright sign that plenty of iPads lit up BookExpo America, the publishing industry's annual trade show and convention held at Manhattan's Jacob Javits Center this week, it was equally telling that the hot trend for fall books is dystopian...Tags: Death, Mass Media, Corporate Officers, Arts and Culture, Dining and Drinking
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Soft-serve Subie
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterWhen it comes to wandering the wilderness, the Israelites have nothing on Subaru. Known and loved for a generation of woodsy all-wheel-drive sedans, wagons and refrigerator boxes (Legacy, Impreza, Forester), Subaru has also pulled boners of biblical...Tags: Restaurants, Car Guides and Reviews, Dan Neil, Passenger Cars, Chrysler
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God and film
While UCLA and USC dominate the market for film schools in this city, there is a third. Loyola Marymount University's school of film and television bills itself as a film school with "storytelling as the centerpiece" and a vision "grounded in humanism,...Tags: Television, Philosophy, Language, Invention and Innovation, Star Wars (movie)
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The Obama effect on Thakoon Panichgul
Times Fashion CriticNEW YORK designer Thakoon Panichgul went from being an insider favorite to a fashion sensation when Michelle Obama wore his rose print shift dress the night her husband accepted the presidential nomination at the Democratic National Convention in Denver...Tags: Television, Thakoon Panichgul, Barney's New York Incorporated, Fashion Shows, Entertainment
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