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Bay's 'Love Letters' is a touching Valentine's Day performance
For this Valentine's season, the folks at Bay Theatre are offering A. R. Gurney's 1989 off-beat near-classic, "Love Letters." This two-person play is ideally suited to Bay's intimate space, as well as its intention of extending the Valentine season...Tags: Music, Anne Arundel Community College, Culture, Jack Klugman, Helen Hayes
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25 movies added to National Film Registry
Baltimore Sun reporterFrom the MIchael Sragow Gets Reel blog: Today the Library of Congress announced 25 more selections for the National Film Registry. The Registry is designed to highlight the American cinema's broad social-cultural significance as well as mark its key...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Physical Conditions, McCabe and Mrs. Miller (movie), Ritchie Valens, David Maysles
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Melissa Joan Hart In 'Any Wednesday' Reading At Westport
Hartford CourantMelissa Joan Hart will star in a benefit reading of the '60s romantic comedy "Any Wednesday" at the Westport Country Playhouse Monday, June 29 at 7 p.m. She will play the role of Ellen, the sweet mistress of a wealthy Manhattan businessman in the...Tags: Westport Country Playhouse, Gene Hackman, Nickelodeon (tv network), Manhattan (New York City), William Hurt
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Robert Redford revisits ‘All the President’s Men’
The TV Guy - Orlando SentinelRobert Redford looks back at playing Bob Woodward — with Woodward's help — in “All the President's Men Revisited.” Dustin Hoffman recallsportraying Carl Bernstein — with Bernstein's help — in the same film. Discovery... -
UCLA Festival of Preservation turns spotlight on Julie Harris, TV
The UCLA Film & Television Archive's Festival of Preservation turns its spotlight on the small screen with a tribute Saturday to the television work of an award-winning actress and a celebration March 23 of an acclaimed but short-lived ABC anthology...
Tags: Rockefeller Center, The Wild Bunch (movie), Delbert Mann, Billy Wilder, Sam Peckinpah
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The Crosby Chronicles: Remembering and honoring John Sage
I was contacted by an author to contribute an essay to a book on influential teachers. No, I’m not one of the influential teachers; rather, I am writing about one of my influential teachers. John Sage, my advanced 10th grade English teacher,...Tags: Sage, Teaching and Learning, Authors, Teachers
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Sterling Lord shares insight, memories
Without Sterling Lord, there would be no Jack Kerouac — not Kerouac as we know him, anyway, the writer who introduced the Beat Generation. Lord was a former magazine editor and fledgling literary agent working in a basement apartment in New York...
Tags: Jack Kerouac, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (movie), Authors, Periodicals, Movies
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Holland Taylor takes on the indomitable 'Ann'
Liz Smith"EATING! What a concept!" said the actress Holland Taylor to me way back when I first met her when we were both young. Since then, the art of eating, dining, food, health and restaurants has become such big business that there are ongoing financial tomes...Tags: Two and a Half Men (tv program), Esophageal cancer, Culture, Dining and Drinking, Tom Hanks
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Christopher Plummer To Receive Monte Cristo Award
Hartford CourantOscar, Emmy and Tony Award winner Christopher Plummer will be honored this spring with the Monte Cristo Award from the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center in Waterford, Plummer will receive the award at a fundraiser in at the Edison Ballroom in New York...Tags: The Sound of Music (movie), Laurence Olivier, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (movie), Beginners (movie), The Last Station (movie)
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'The Master' offers a cinematic world unlike any other
Already open in New York and Los Angeles and going into general release Friday, writer-director Paul Thomas Anderson's strange, audacious drama "The Master" evokes a feverish state of mind more than a conventional movie, though its story can be...
Tags: Film Festivals, Kenneth Branagh, Movies, Music Box Theatre, Drama (genre)
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Deborah Raffin dies at 59; actress was also a force in audio books
Deborah Raffin, a film actress, veteran of television miniseries and entrepreneur whose company, Dove Books-on-Tape, became a major force in the audio book industry, died Wednesday of leukemia at the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center. She was 59. She...
Tags: Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp., Authors, Burt Reynolds, Entertainment Events, Music Industry
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A reflection on literary retirements
In light of Philip Roth's recent announcement of his "retirement" from writing, a scene from the 1977 movie "Julia" comes to mind. It's a delicious cinematic moment, involving as it does the deft puncturing of pomposity — always satisfying to...
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