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"(Untitled)" is a funny movie set in New York City's fashionable art galleries and experimental music scene. Its characters are erudite and foolish, not always likable, but fun to observe. Adam Goldberg stars as Adrian, a...
The title of Adam Goldberg's new movie is intriguing: "(Untitled)" really doesn't have one. "When I saw that on the script, it got my attention," said the actor from his L.A. home. "Lots of scripts say 'Untitled' at some point,...
This story originally published on The Arizona Cardinals meet the St. Louis Rams this week. While the Cardinals are the clear favorites, there are Rams players on both sides of the ball who could disrupt the Cardinals. GAME...
Tucson, Arizona | Published: 11.18.2009 An east-side credit union was robbed twice last week, including once at gunpoint, police said. Both people in the Tucson Federal Credit Union robberies escaped with an undisclosed amount...
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The estimated delivery time is based on the seller's handling time, the shipping service selected, and the payment method selected. BRAND NEW and SEALED REGION 4 (PAL) DVD Coded for Australian and New Zealand players only. New...
"(Untitled)" isn't untitled - its title is a hint that it has something to do with contemporary art. The movie (directed by "Bartelby" helmer Jonathan Parker) stars Adam Goldberg and Eion Bailey as contrasting brothers....
"(Untitled)," Jonathan Parker's uneven satire about the New York art scene, is dominated by Marley Shelton's energized performance as an ambitious Chelsea gallery owner, a culture vulture we haven't seen before.
To be sure, New York's art scene - with its clad-in-black gallerists, its attitudinal hangers-on, its moneyed collectors, and most of all, its variously self-promoting, insecure, insufferable artists - is ripe for movie satire.
Tucson, Arizona | Published: 11.12.2009 Detectives with the Pima County Sheriff's Department say a 67-year-old woman found dead in a northwest-side pool accidentally choked to death. Linda Reynolds, who was visiting her sister...
