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Gold Derby nuggets: Hit docs left off Oscars long list | Crazy journey for 'Crazy Heart' | 'Lost' returns Feb. 2
Gold Derby• Only 15 of the 89 feature-length documentaries eligible made it onto the academy's long list that will now be winnowed down to a final five by members of the documentary branch. Among those widely distributed docs that failed to make the cut were... -
'New Moon' drives second-biggest weekend ever for movie industry
Company TownSummit Entertainment had the kind of opening studio executives dream about this weekend, but it's hard to find anyone in the movie business who's not smiling. Although Summit's "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" opened to a massive $140.7 million in...... -
Favorite nonfiction of 2009 from the L.A. Times
Jacket CopyThere are 25 books in the list of the L.A. Times' 2009 nonfiction favorites. The books include a story of the search for the painter Tiepolo, the tapes of a president, communities in disaster, crows, Columbine, corruption and California, and...... -
'Tron Legacy' and 'Sorceror's Apprentice' images reveal tech and magic
The Hero ComplexEarly images from one highly anticipated film ("Tron Legacy"), and one somewhat anticipated film ("The Sorcerer's Apprentice") were introduced today, and both look eye-poppingly interesting. Light cycles! Nice. There are more images from "Tron" and... -
Paul Verhoeven and Jesus Christ: The ultimate buddy movie?
The Big PictureWhen it comes to giving great interviews, there aren't many filmmakers who can hold a candle to Werner Herzog and Paul Verhoeven, who make most American directors sound like the Katzenjammer Kids. The last time I talked to Verhoeven, the...... -
'Werner Herzog' reads 'Where's Waldo'
Brand X"Werner Herzog" (of course, this isn't really him) reading the children's classic, "Where's Waldo?" And where was Waldo found, you may ask? Floating through the infinite void that is modern existence. --Richard Metzger... -
Monster Mash: Werner Herzog underground; Romeo tweets Juliet; MIT settles Gehry building suit
Culture Monster--Primitive art: Daring documentarian Werner Herzog reportedly plans to shoot a film --much of it in 3-D -- of the earliest known cave paintings inside France's Chauvet-Pont-d'Arc cave. (Roger Ebert's Journal via the Guardian) --'Such Tweet Sorrow':... -
Lynn Nottage always points a provocative pen
In the course of writing a new play, Lynn Nottage sat in despair at her Brooklyn apartment as she looked over reams of research she had accumulated. The playwright had just spent two months at a Uganda refugee camp, interviewing women who had been raped...Tags: Entertainment, Illegal Immigrants, Oprah Winfrey, New York, Movies
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Documentaries delight Hollywood's politically engaged
The documentary category is where Hollywood wears its conscience on its sleeve, and this Oscar season's nominees have the politically engaged members of the industry buzzing more than usual over the range and variety of topics.
Partly, that's because the...Tags: Civil Rights, Hurricanes, Al Gore, Entertainment, Justice and Rights
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A Palisades balladeer
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterIN one, a poor woman from the west coast of Ireland flies, to the strains of a lonely Celtic melody, to Graceland to pay homage to Elvis Presley. In another, a British soldier wounded in World War II wanders London, recalling the days when he danced to...Tags: Pink Floyd (music group), The Beach Boys, Popular Music (genre), The Rolling Stones (music group), Buddy Holly
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Jennifer Hudson, New 007 Lead Academy Invitees
Zap2It.comOn "American Idol," Jennifer Hudson couldn't get enough people to vote for her, but as a newly minted Oscar winner, she's been invited to vote for next year's Academy Awards. The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences announced on Monday (June 18)...Tags: Daniel Craig, Death, Film Festivals, Entertainment, J.J. Abrams
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Words & Ideas
Words & Ideas
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Reza Aslan The author of "How to Win a Cosmic War: Why We're Losing the War on Terror" will discuss and sign his new book. Craft and Folk Art Museum, 5814 Wilshire Blvd., L.A. 3 p.m. Free with museum admission. (323) 937-4230....Tags: Sunset Boulevard, Soups, Barnes & Noble, Inc., Entertainment, Arts
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Original site for Werner Herzog topic gallery.
