Peck, Gregory (1916—)
The last of the classic leading men from Hollywood's Golden Age, Gregory Peck became a star during the 1940s when a spinal injury prevented him from joining the arm...
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Rome (dpa) - A candid and abashed Nicole Kidman spoke of her
artistic and intimate life, her views on marital fidelity and love
for Rome on Friday as she inaugurated the cit...
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Bush
awarded the highest U.S. civilian honor Monday to two
figures in the push for racial equality: former NAACP leader
Benjamin Hooks and "To Kill a Mockingbird" ...
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It's best to think of the 2007 season at the Stratford Festival of Canada as a giant buffet table. Pick and choose wisely from its parade of offerings during artistic director Richard Monette's fin...
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Sinatra: The Life, by Anthony Summers and Robbyn Swan. Alfred A. Knopf, 576 pages, $26.95.I believe, based on a lifetime of consideration, that Frank Sinatra was the greatest interpretive musician ...
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Ecological consciousness has become so big, so fast in the past two years. We got a little sleepy after the 1960’s, 1970’s, Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring and the crying Indian and...
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The jabbering, meandering and ossified movie that Robert Altman has made from Garrison Keillor’s lumbering, affected and pointless audio curiosity A Prairie Home Companion is not a movie at a...
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The jabbering, meandering and ossified movie that Robert Altman has made from Garrison Keillor’s lumbering, affected and pointless audio curiosity A Prairie Home Companion is not a movie at a...
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¡Hola! Pedro Almodóvar’s funny, scary and innovative Volver has been reviewed at so many film festivals that I’m not sure anyone wants to hear another word about it. But there...
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Peck, Gregory (1916—)
Candid Nicole Kidman tells all at opening of Rome film festival
