ET has your look at Denzel Washington laying a post-apocalyptic beatdown on hoards of feral bad guys in his upcoming film ‘The Book of Eli.’ Click the video to watch!
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In the action-packed flick, which explodes into theaters next January, Denzel plays a lone warrior named Eli, who determines that it’s...
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ET’s Thea Andrews talks to Denzel Washington at Comic-Con 2009 — and he reveals some set secrets, including what it took to engage in the action-packed, post-apocalyptic beatdown on hoards of feral bad guys in his upcoming film ‘The Book of Eli.’
Denzel also tells Thea why appearing at Comic-Con is so rewarding for...
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Rice, who is the artistic director of Kneehigh Theatre, also directs the multimedia, highly theatrical work inspired by the Coward film and play that came before it. Performances will play A.C.T. – housed in a 100-year-old former movie theatre previously known as the Geary and the Columbia – Sept. 11-Oct. 4. Opening night is...
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This and every weekday a.m. during baseball season, let’s rise and shine together to recap the most recent diamond doings. Roll Call starts at Busch Stadium, where Cardinals cutup Joel Pineiro, your host today, took matters into his own hands after his teammates just couldn’t come through.
Game of the Day
Cardinals 2, D-backs 1...
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Royal Albert Hall, London Though its follow-up The Seasons runs it close, Haydn’s 1798 oratorio The Creation is surely his greatest achievement, a work whose Genesis-based resume of the world’s first seven days has an appeal beyond religious beliefs and scientific understanding, and in which he displayed all the skills he had learned over...
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In matching glasses and skinny jeans, Jarvis Cocker’s son Albert was the spitting image of his rocker father at a music festival yesterday. The six-year-old shared the same messy, long hairstyle and rakish frame – and even looked to have inherited his father’s sense of rhythm as he danced along to bands in view...
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It would be an overstatement to say that Clay Buchholz was dominant on Friday against Toronto, but he won without his best stuff. The curve actually gets better. Buchholz allowed four hits (all of them to lefties) and three walks to the Jays in 5.2 innings, giving up one run and striking out three....
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Comments 0 Reviewing Michael Sucsy’s HBO drama "Grey Gardens” against Albert and David Maysles’ epochal 1976 documentary of the same name is a little unfair and silly — like saying the miniseries "John Adams” paled compared to knowing the man as he…
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Comment RSS Email Print Grey Gardens, the HBO film has garnered 17 Emmy Nominations. The original HBO film stars actresses Jessica Lange and Drew Barrymore in a story that spans about 40 years. The movie co-stars Malcolm Gets, Daniel Baldwin, Ken Howard and Jeanne Tripplehorn. Grey Gardens was directed by Michael Sucsy from a...
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Big League Stew goes through the quad and into the
gymnasium to look at some of the hottest players in baseball and their
chances of keeping it going. Today, we look at some of the best first-half performances and whether or not they’ll carry over to the season’s stretch run.
Dan Haren, Arizona Diamondbacks
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