ONE BLUSTERY Wednesday morning, half a dozen blind Tibetans took turns leaping off a Dockweiler Beach sand dune in a specially equipped hang glider, daring even for the sighted.
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By all measures, Hollywood has done an impressive job bringing stories about the Iraq war to the screen, even while the conflict rages on overseas and the wounds are still raw at home.
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Celebrity excess often overshadows the Hollywood green movement,
undermining the best of intentions.
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Writer-director Guy Ritchie is as well known for his
cockney-accented crime capers as he is for being Mr.
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Adam Brody has closed negotiations to play the Flash, the super-fast superhero in director George Miller’s “Justice League of America,” a source close to the deal said Tuesday.
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Ellen Page has established herself as a serious young actor
seemingly driven to provoke audiences in some of indie film’s darkest
roles, performances that capitalize on her innocent, open expressions
– then pervert and mangle them.
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The new indie film “What Just Happened?”
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“The Golden Compass,” the first book in British author Philip
Pullman’s award-winning young adult trilogy, sets in motion a story
that so smartly merges theology with quantum physics and Nietzschean
pondering with fairy tale characters that it has inspired scores of
scholarly essays, serious academic study, blockbuster book sales, a
National Theatre play, a radio show and an international society of
die-hard fans.
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John
CUSACK is best known for his wiseacre underdogs and oddball
neurotics – the lovelorn puppeteer of “Being John Malkovich” topping
them all.
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