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    Jul 26, 2012 | Los Angeles Times

  1. Fashion News U.K. edition: McCartney, Branson, Olympic egg cups

    All The Rage
    Virgin lawyers charges copyright infringement, Stella McCartney goes cartoonish and Olympic egg cups and the like may help push merchandise sales to $1.55 billion at the 2012 Games....
    2. Sep 27, 2010 | Los Angeles Times

  2. Martin Short to perform benefit show for Reprise Theatre Company

    Culture Monster
    Actor Martin Short will star in "A Party With Marty," a Nov. 1 evening of comedy and song that will benefit Reprise Theatre Company. Joining him onstage at the Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills will be Reprise artistic director Jason......
    3. Nov 9, 2009 | Los Angeles Times

  3. Paul Shaffer knows what to spill -- and not -- in his memoir

    Jacket Copy
    Paul Shaffer has shared the stage with so many big names that it's probably easier to list the stars he hasn't worked with. How many television sidekicks can boast to having played with both Andy Kaufman and his alter-ego, Tony......
    4. Dec 6, 2009 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  4. Second City's first-rate legacy

    It was born of University of Chicago nerds at the end of McCarthyism, back when cutting-edge comedy meant jokes about your mother-in-law. It fed on the slow Chicago burn of 1960s counterculture, even though the demons of drugs and alcohol took down more than a few of its brilliant, misfit stars. It gave a tough Midwestern city its own colorfully indigenous, endlessly malleable art form -- satirical sketch-comedy, created through improvisation. After some 35 years in the business, it deftly transformed itself into a shrewdly self-aware farm team for "Saturday Night Live" and the newly expansive world of television comedy, a market that the Second City itself helped create.
    It was born of University of Chicago nerds at the end of McCarthyism, back when cutting-edge comedy meant jokes about your mother-in-law. It fed on the slow Chicago burn of 1960s counterculture, even though the demons of drugs and alcohol took down more...

    Tags: Steve Carell, Health, Public Employees, Football, Drugs and Medicines

    5. Jun 19, 2009 |Story| Zap2It

  5. 'Year One'

    Chicago Tribune
    "Year One" is more or less indefensible, but I'll gladly defend parts of it. It's the knockabout biblical lark Mel Brooks never got around to making, with Jack Black and Michael Cera playing Zed and Oh, outcast members of a Paleolithic tribal village...

    Tags: Mel Brooks, Hank Azaria, Paul Rudd, Year One (movie), P.J. Soles

    6. Oct 25, 2003 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  6. 'Brother Bear'

    "Brother Bear," the new Disney animated film, is more than set in the distant past when woolly mammoths roamed the Earth, it's largely made in a traditional technique that, skeptics say, may soon be as extinct as that ancient beast.
    Times Staff Writer
    "Brother Bear," the new Disney animated film, is more than set in the distant past when woolly mammoths roamed the Earth, it's largely made in a traditional technique that, skeptics say, may soon be as extinct as that ancient beast. That would be hand-...

    Tags: Tina Turner, Dave Thomas, Animation (genre), Endangered Species, Albert Bierstadt

    7. Sep 26, 2000 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  7. Best in Show

    TIMES FILM CRITIC
    Wednesday September 27, 2000      "Best in Show" has both bark and bite. The latest comic mockumentary to be masterminded by director Christopher Guest, its low-key but sharp and amusing sense of humor is a nice fit with the frenetic world of competitive...

    Tags: Norwich, Jennifer Coolidge, Jane Lynch, John Michael Higgins, Movies

    8. Feb 7, 2001 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  8. 'Best in Show' chews up world of dog competitions

    Times Film Critic
    "Best in Show" has both bark and bite. This latest comic mockumentary to be masterminded by director Christopher Guest has a low-key but sharp and amusing sense of humor that is a nice fit with the frenetic world of competitive dog shows. "Best in Show"...

    Tags: Norwich, Jennifer Coolidge, John Michael Higgins, Jane Lynch, Movies

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