• Movie Review: Fast & Furious 6

    2013
    More is always more, and so, "Fast & Furious 6" will delight fans of the franchise, because there is more of everything here.
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  • Toback, Baldwin Eye Cannes Movie-Making Underbelly

    2013
    The commercial underbelly of the Cannes Film Festival is a nonstop frenzy of deal-making in luxury hotels along the Croisette promenade and aboard yachts moored offshore.
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  • Movie Review: The Hangover Part III

    2013
    Your expectations - and keeping them in check - are a crucial factor here. This isn't a party: This finally, truly is the hangover. And it's also the recovery.
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  • Douglas, Damon Dramatize a Steamy Showbiz Affair

    2013
    The idea of Michael Douglas playing Liberace might seem nearly as outrageous as Liberace himself.
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  • Redford Swept Away in Shipwreck Saga 'All is Lost'

    2013
    A man-versus-nature tale about a lone sailor adrift on the Indian Ocean, the movie has no dialogue, just a few lines of voiceover at the start.
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News Archives for 2013

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Movie Review: Mud

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Chicago Tribune | May 01, 2013

In "Mud," an evocative highlight of the American movie year so far, Matthew McConaughey slips easily into the role of a haunted, lovelorn killer on the lam, hiding out on an island in the Mississippi River along the Arkansas Delta region. Two generations ago, McConaughey's role might've been taken by Paul Newman or the Steve McQueen of "Baby the Rain Must Fall." That's formidable company. Somehow, when no one was looking, McConaughey used the last few years of his increasingly interesting and varied career wisely and well: He's now an actor of serious presence and searching honesty. The moment writer-director Jeff Nichols decided to loca... more

Billy Baldwin Fights to Save Olympic Wrestling

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Associated Press | May 01, 2013

Wrestling has always been part of actor Billy Baldwin's life. With the sport's future in peril, Baldwin is hoping his notoriety and Hollywood connections can help keep it on the Olympic program. Baldwin, who wrestled at Binghamton University before a long career in television and films, has joined USA Wrestling's Committee to Preserve Olympic Wrestling as a self-described "Hollywood point person." The committee was formed in the wake of the IOC's recent recommendation that wrestling be left out of the Olympics starting in 2020. Baldwin is charged with keeping the sport's plight on the minds of the public, and he said that he has enliste... more

Hollywood and Vine: Wineries With Celeb Connection

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Associated Press | May 01, 2013

HEALDSBURG, Calif. - Sometimes visitors to MacMurray Ranch, the 1,500-acre (600-hectare) spread owned by movie and TV actor Fred MacMurray for a half-century, want to know: Where's the heliport? Where's the screening room? Kate MacMurray, Fred's daughter, just smiles. "This was our home," she explains. What visitors will find at the ranch is a place that's not much different than when the MacMurray family lived there, right down to the rocking chair with the wide flat arms just right for holding the actor's drink as he sat reading the paper in the evening, close enough to the window to keep an eye on the Black Angus cattle he raised. M... more

Downey, Paltrow Forge Ironclad Friendship

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Associated Press | May 01, 2013

LOS ANGELES - There's something of the old married couple about Gwyneth Paltrow and Robert Downey Jr., though they're married to other people. They've known each other for 20 years, through bad times (his) and good (hers all along and now his, too). They're cozy and comfy sitting down together for an interview, shifting easily between talking about their Marvel Studios superhero sequel "Iron Man 3," chatting up each other's career and family and trading small talk about their little ailments as Downey rummages through a case of nostrums he travels with. "I think I picked up a little bacteria on the road," Downey says of his trips promoti... more

Big Growth Likely for Georgia's Film Industry

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Associated Press | Apr 29, 2013

ATLANTA - A few years ago, Georgia was locked in a bidding war with North Carolina over the Disney movie, "The Last Song," starring Miley Cyrus. Both states wanted the movie to film in their state, and North Carolina was close to sealing the deal with an attractive tax incentive package. But Georgia snapped up the production, largely because it had recently expanded its own tax credit for films. The state hasn't looked back since. Not only are TV shows like "The Walking Dead" and films like "The Hunger Games" sequel filmed in Georgia, but tens of millions of dollars are being invested to build up critical infrastructure. No fewer than fi... more

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