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No stars, no-name director, Atlas Shrugs its way to the screen
Frankly My Dear» Orlando Sentinel – Frankly My DearThe much discussed, oft-delayed film of Ayn Rand's novel Atlas Shrugged may start shooting June 11, with the exercise equipment mogul who owns the rights footing the bill, a no-name director and none of the prominent names–Brad and Angelina, etc. &#... -
Susan Feniger: Spice girl
Restaurant years are like dog years. If a restaurant survives one year, it's like seven in the real world. So when two women chefs make a go of it for nearly 30 years -- not only one restaurant but several, and TV and radio cooking shows, cookbooks,...Tags: France, Death, Lasagna, Ohio, Tomatoes
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Frank Lloyd Wright photos, drawings go to auction; previews start Thursday in L.A.
L.A. at HomeMore than 1,000 photographs, drawings and other documents from the archives of Frank Lloyd Wright scholar Henry-Russell Hitchcock will go on the block as part of Bonhams & Butterfields' books and manuscripts sale Sunday in Los Angeles. It is the largest... -
John Mayer: The writer behind the controversial Playboy interview speaks out
Pop & HissThe week's biggest pop story isn't the "We Are the World" remake or the new Erykah Badu single -- even if it should be -- but the fallout from John Mayer's recent interview with veteran music writer Rob Tannenbaum in...... -
Authors Cynthia Ozick and Sam Lipsyte consider the Kindle
Two authors respond to Times' staff writer David Sarno's questions about the e-book reader Kindle (original story here) Many thanks for having me in mind. Your question is undoubtedly the question of the early 21st century (aside from war and peace), and...Tags: Cynthia Ozick, Fiction, Authors, Manhattan (New York City), Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Ayn Rand's epic storytelling
By Richard Rayner
The new, 50th anniversary edition of Ayn Rand's novel "Atlas Shrugged" (Signet: 1,080 pp., $8.99 paper) -- appearing only three years after an edition commemorating the centennial of the author's birth -- comes with one of those weird...Tags: Death, Society, Nazi Party, Frank Lloyd Wright, Philosophy
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The Wikipedia Revolution
Wikipedia is more than just a website; it is a global community if contributors who have banded together out of a shared passion for making knowledge free. Its significance in our culture continues to evolve as more editors contribute to an ever-growing...Tags: CNN (tv network), Wales, NPR
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Gore Verbinski not on board for more 'Pirates of the Caribbean'
Zap2It.comThe Black Pearl will next set sail without its metaphorical captain. Gore Verbinski, who directed the first three "Pirates of the Caribbean" movies, will not return for the fourth, according to Variety. "I had a fantastic time bringing 'Pirates' to...Tags: Piracy, Crimes, Johnny Depp, Entertainment, Video Games
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'Bioshock' put on hold
Zap2It.comMaybe Gore Verbinski should've stayed above the water, not below it. Verbinski, director of the first three "Pirates of the Caribbean" movies, has run into budget problems with undersea adventure "Bioshock," according to The Hollywood Reporter. The...Tags: The Hollywood Reporter, Movies, Entertainment, Video Games, Gaming
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Give parents school choice
Lisa Snell and David Tokofsky briefly touched on the issue of school vouchers in their Dust-Up on problems facing the Los Angeles Unified School District. In all the controversy over how to improve education in America's failing public schools, one...Tags: Los Angeles, Children, Credit and Debt
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'Atlas Shrugged,' Jolie Shrugs Back
Zap2It.comApparently there was some substance to those rumors about Angelina Jolie wanting to take aim at all notions of community and togetherness in a feature version of "Atlas Shrugged." Written in 1957, "Atlas Shrugged" is considered Ayn Rand's masterpiece...Tags: Academy Awards, Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, United Nations, Entertainment
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'American Idol' Sets its Top Two
Zap2It.comDavid versus David. Cook versus Archuleta. The High School Student versus The Rocker. We're a week away from the American Idol Finale that we've been cruising toward for at least two months. Would Wednesday (May 14) night's results episode be as...Tags: Tori Spelling, Utah, Kristy Lee Cook, David Cook, Alicia Keys
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