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Director/co-star cites creative differences Tommy Lee Jones has bowed out of "The Lincoln Lawyer." Jones had been set to direct and co-star with Matthew McConaughey in Lakeshore Entertainment's adaptation of the Michael...
Brother Ali, The Hold Steady & Josh Hartnett made the Butterball, but not Mariel... hmmm... Mariel Hemingway stiffed Dan Buettner's Butterball. This is the second time that the actress and granddaughter of Ernest Hemingway was...
Toastmaster Jerome Cloche sips a glass of the once forbidden absinthe at Worcester Art Museum's absinthe tasting event. An SRO crowd of about 150 people got a chance to lift their spirits at the Worcester Art Museum Thursday...
Two women were hurt on Sunday when they were struck by bulls that escaped the set of a new film that stars Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz. The seven bulls roamed loose on the narrow streets of Cadiz in southern Spain for about 40...
"I'm just waiting to see what other kinds of books will be available." (Dawn Majors/P-D) When Sheila Effan found a Kindle electronic reader among her gifts last Christmas, one of her first thoughts was whether she'd miss the...
By LINDA S. MORRIS - lmorris@macon.com Jeff Bean grew up in Atlanta, but when he ended up in Bibb County a couple of years ago, it wasn’t a straight shot down Interstate 75. Bean, 57, owns the Five Guys Burgers and Fries...
LOS ANGELES -- Bill Nighy's journey to mid-'60s England began in, of all places, mid-'60s England. As a teen, he left home for Paris to write, came back unwritten, then became an actor, later to play a key (imaginary) figure in...
Book in to the atmospheric houses and homes that inspired Byron, Coleridge, Shelley, Shakespeare and Hemingway Samuel Taylor Coleridge Greta Hall, nr Keswick, Cumbria Be inspired by the stunning grandeur of the Lake District...
Oak Park's new tourism logo was intended to be edgy, hip and make a few waves. Oak Park's new tourism logo erupted in a wave of Internet debate. Bloggers say it looks like a penis. Looking for a better way to promote its Frank...
Now that I am more kindly disposed toward The Paris Review—the literary institution founded by George Plimpton and a cohort of his pals back in the wild and crazy 1950s—since they have dropped the hyperbolic “DNA of literature”...
