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Cartier and America opens Saturday, December 19th By Seán Martinfield Sentinel Editor and Publisher Photo by Lynn Imanaka CARTIER AND AMERICA covers the history of the House of Cartier from its first great successes as the...
The 1939 classic celebrates its 70th birthday in Blu-Ray style. Plus, this year's update of Star Trek. Gone With the Wind This classic has the highest-octane Dixie digs, duds and star power. But also mortifying race relations...
Hey folks, Harry here with the 2nd of my missing DVD columns and I'm at work on the column due today. HEAT (Blu Ray) You know… it’s funny how some films hit you later in life. THE GENERAL (Blu Ray) Possibly one of the greatest...
Like any good movie, this one opens with credits. Kudos to the Boston Globe for their investigative report: "A grand studio dream runs headlong into reality." It tells the story of the team of developers who sold the town of...
A tragic loss was suffered to this site and advocates of peace and justice throughout the world with the death of regular columnist Robert Kendall Thursday afternoon. When Robert, Bob to those who knew him, arrived in Hollywood...
Sometimes I wonder whether, if you looked closely at images of the moon landings, the fall of the Berlin Wall or the Last Supper, somewhere in the background you'd be able to make out Nicky Haslam, thinks SAM LEITH.
John Kenley, a Midwest theater impresario renowned for taking large-scale productions to small towns and cities and festooning the shows with headliners like Mae West, Gloria Swanson and Burt Reynolds, died on Oct. 23 in...
By Associated Press Sunday, November 1, 2009 - Added 2m ago CLEVELAND — John Kenley, a theater producer who ran a legendary summer stock circuit in Ohio beginning in the 1950s that attracted numerous Broadway and Hollywood...
Peter Sarsgaard and Vera Farmiga get more than they bargained for in "Orphan." 2 1/2 stars = Average Ratings explained There's something wrong with Esther. And because of it, there's not too much wrong with "Orphan," a quirky...
Mary C. Kenessey • October 25, 2009 Its very name spells sophistication, and "Vanity Fair Portraits: Photographs 1913-2008" delivers all the magic of that famed publication on exhibit until Jan. 3 at the Royal Ontario Museum in...
