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Let the taxi app roll
If Hollywood remade "The Graduate" and set it in 1980, the one word the businessman would have for Dustin Hoffman's character wouldn't be "plastics." It'd be "medallions." That's because the single greatest investment you could have made over the last...
Tags: Computer Hardware, The New York Times, Passenger Cars, New York City, September 11, 2001 Attacks
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Smith, Winstone visit 'Powder Room': M.J. Delane will make helming debut on pic
VarietyLONDON Sheridan Smith and Jamie Winstone will lead the all-female cast of U.K. comedy "Powder Room," from producer Damian Jones' DJ Films. Marking the feature debut of commercials helmer M.J. Delane, the film is lensing at London's 3 Mills Studio and on...Tags: Sheridan Smith, Movies
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Movie awards: Unusual joins usual
More cinema awards. The Los Angeles Film Critics Circle has a reputation for sometimes picking unusual choices. This year, the critics honored "Amour" (picture and female actor Emmanuelle Riva), "The Master" (director P.T. Anderson, actors Joaquin...
Tags: Life of Pi (movie), Amour (movie), Ben Whishaw, Holidays, Buddy Guy
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Kennedy Center Honors Letterman, Led Zeppelin
CNNWASHINGTON -- An array of talents was on display Sunday at the Kennedy Center Honors gala where President Barack Obama toasted the lifetime achievements of an iconic ballerina, a famed comedian, a timeless actor and two chart-topping musical acts. In the...Tags: Jiffy Lube International, Inc., White House, Awards and Prizes, Music, Barack Obama
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Goldberg: Let the taxi app roll
If Hollywood remade "The Graduate" and set it in 1980, the one word the businessman would have for Dustin Hoffman's character wouldn't be "plastics." It'd be "medallions." That's because the single greatest investment you could have made over the last...
Tags: Computer Hardware, The New York Times, September 11, 2001 Attacks, New York City, Berkshire Hathaway Inc.
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'Luck: The Complete First Season'
Despite the top-notch pedigree this racetrack-centered HBO drama had - including creator and executive producer David Milch ("Deadwood") and a cast including Oscar winners Dustin Hoffman and Nick Nolte - the series only would have one season, the result...
Tags: Luck (tv program), DVDs, Michael Gambon, Nick Nolte, David Milch
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Movies for everyone this winter
It's getting cold out there, and what better way to keep warm than by cozying up for a flick at your local cinema? This season, there is no shortage of quality films to watch, whether you're looking for something escapist, such as Peter Jackson's...
Tags: Michael Gambon, Alan Cumming, Crazy, Stupid, Love. (movie), Jason Statham, Alfred Hitchcock
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'Kung Fu Panda Holiday'
Many characters from animated DreamWorks movies have had additional adventures in television specials, and here's an example, shown on NBC and ABC in previous years. Po (still voiced by his big-screen alter ego, Jack Black) isn't happy to have to work...
Tags: Kung Fu Panda (movie), NBC (tv network), DVDs, ABC (tv network), Jack Black
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Hollywood Film Awards: What are the odds of an 'I like you' back?
Every movie star handles award season differently. Some are openly disdainful of the dog-and-pony shows — Joaquin Phoenix, anyone? — while others are able to at least feign excitement at the prospect of traipsing down yet another red carpet....
Tags: Amy Adams, Judd Apatow, Movies, The Master (movie), Entertainment Events
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Megabus, discount intercity bus rivals enjoying the ride
ABOARD MEGABUS, NEAR ELGIN — We're running late this weekday afternoon and the road is a bit bumpy en route to Madison, Wis. For Megabus, the still-growing discount intercity bus line, however, the ride has been faster and smoother than anyone...Tags: Trips and Vacations, Chicago Tribune Columnists, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, World War II (1939-1945), Amtrak
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Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival 2012: Here are 27 reasons to love it
Last year’s Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival opened with a gamble: a little-known French film with no box-office stars that was not only shot in black-and-white, but came with another layer of anachronistic provocation. It was a silent...
Tags: Luck (tv program), Movies, Treat Williams, Robert De Niro, James Caan
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San Sebastian opens with 'Arbitrage': Gere, Sarandon open star cavalcade
VarietySAN SEBASTIAN -- Film festival milestones don't always coincide with great editions, but the 60th San Sebastian, which opened Friday with "Arbitrage," looks like it may well prove an exception. It certainly got off to a good get-go. "Arbitrage" brought...Tags: Tommy Lee Jones, Movies, Oliver Stone, Alan Arkin, Spain
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