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Review: 'The Drowsy Chaperone' -- you gotta love her (The Greenville News) 14 May 2008I must admit I didn't quite know what to expect as I took my seat at the Peace Concert Hall on Tuesday night to review "The Drowsy Chaperone," the venue's latest offering from its Broadway series.
Fearsome Otto (The Phoenix) 14 May 2008Remembering Preminger My one brush with the late Otto Preminger seems like a typical encounter.
Sex's New Girl Jennifer Hudson Is a Lousy Lackey (E! Online) 06 May 2008Jennifer Hudson is a busy diva. Her new single, "Spotlight," comes out this month, and her album drops in September, but whatever. Big news is that she plays Carrie's new...
Made of Honor: We've been down this aisle before (Seattle Times) 02 May 2008MOVIE REVIEW Setting: A Hollywood conference room. Time: Oh, maybe a year ago or so. Cast: Anonymous corporate types in well-fitting suits...
'Iron Man' has wit and heart (Baltimore Sun) 01 May 2008The ticklish fun of Iron Man comes from watching a happy cast in fighting trim make a concept that should sink like a lead dirigible do cartwheels on the ground and barrel-rolls in the sky. (A-)
An 'Iron'-clad action film (Baltimore Sun) 01 May 2008The comic-book hero played by Robert Downey Jr. has super-powers of wit - and heart The ticklish fun of Iron Man comes from watching a happy cast in fighting trim make a concept that should sink like a lead dirigible do cartwheels on the ground and barrel-rolls in the sky.
A offer you can't refuse (The Homer Sun) 30 April 2008It's safe to say that few area eateries have their kitchens located in a place that formerly housed a hydraulic hoist for automobiles. Then again, most also aren't named for fictional organized crime business fronts.
Then & Now: Mario Kart Wii [Nintendo 64] (GameSpot) 29 April 2008See how Mario Kart characters, tracks, and items have evolved over the years on the SNES, the Nintendo 64, the Game Cube, and the Wii.
Weaver found fertile role (Louisville Courier-Journal) 27 April 2008She has slain aliens, battled ghosts and sparred with a big-haired underling gunning for her job. But Sigourney Weaver, the 5-foot-11½ star of "Alien," "Ghostbusters" and "Working Girl," is getting ready to cope with something entirely out of this world: empty-nest syndrome.
Having a Grand Theft time as new game makes debut (Tacoma News Tribune) 29 April 2008No games in the history of video gaming have been at the center of more controversy than the ones whose titles include the words “Grand Theft Auto.”