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The Most Expensive Art House Film Ever?

The Huffington Post - 7 Nov 2012 14:45
The Most Expensive Art House Film Ever? TAIPEI, Taiwan — Oscar-winning director Ang Lee said Wednesday that he worked hard during the four-year shooting of Yann Martel's "Life of Pi" to give...
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Edward Goldman: Smoking Art in Downtown LA

The Huffington Post - 7 Nov 2012 00:30
Edward Goldman: Smoking Art in Downtown LA Paraphrasing Mark Twain, let me say that reports of the demise of the Downtown art scene have been greatly exaggerated.
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The First Thing Judd Apatow Ever Wrote Was ...

The Huffington Post - 7 Nov 2012 23:45
The First Thing Judd Apatow Ever Wrote Was ... With his upcoming film "This Is 40," his work as a producer on "Girls" and a library of classic blockbuster comedies like "Knocked Up" and...
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Alexis Bledel Pulls A Rory Gilmore And Endorses Obama On Twitter As it turns out, Alexis Bledel is just as politically savvy as her "Gilmore Girls" character Rory. Back in 2007, when then-Senator Obama was just...
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Election night was, in more ways than one, a night of returns: The Obamas to the White House and the FLOTUS to designer Micheal Kors. The first lady stepped onstage in a burgundy brocade Michael Kors shift dress that she...
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Jesse Kornbluth: Mitt Romney's Exit Interview: Here Are 10 Questions (for Starters) For the last week of the campaign, while the government was providing aid to states battered by Sandy, the press shouted questions about your position on FEMA. You never directly responded. Did you even consider saying: ...
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Robert L. Lynch: The Arts Aren't Red or Blue

The Huffington Post - 7 Nov 2012 17:09
Robert L. Lynch: The Arts Aren't Red or Blue Every four years America gets another chance to make its voice heard. And every four years the American arts community, in a way, gets a bit of a fiscal makeover.
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Bad News For Architecture Fans

The Huffington Post - 7 Nov 2012 16:17
Bad News For Architecture Fans RIO DE JANEIRO — Celebrated Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer has been admitted to a hospital in Rio de Janeiro for dehydration. The Hospital Samaritano said...
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WATCH: Will Carrie Fisher Appear In 'Episode VII'?

The Huffington Post - 7 Nov 2012 15:27
WATCH: Will Carrie Fisher Appear In 'Episode VII'? Harrison Ford may or may not be onboard for "Star Wars: Episode VII" -- the cantankerous star is reportedly "upbeat" about wearing Han Solo's vest...
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Camille Paglia: 'Artists...Must Stop Behaving Like Snobbish Elitists' Camille Paglia was, is and continues to be a contentious figure. She's a feminist who is critical of feminists, a lesbian who openly doesn't like...
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The Tragic World Of Zoo Habitats

The Huffington Post - 7 Nov 2012 15:11
The Tragic World Of Zoo Habitats Zoos hold a tender place in our hearts, since they're often the first place young animal-lovers get a glimpse into the extraordinary world of wild...
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Did The Cassette Tape Really Die?

The Huffington Post - 7 Nov 2012 15:05
Did The Cassette Tape Really Die? (Reuters) - The widening gap between the amount of data the world produces and our capacity to store it is giving a new lease of...
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Nicholas Ferroni: The First Pop Culture President in History

The Huffington Post - 7 Nov 2012 14:59
Nicholas Ferroni: The First Pop Culture President in History Unlike his predecessors, who tended to avoid crossing over from politics into entertainment, Barack Obama has brought together politics and popular culture in a way that no president has ever done before.
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The Tiny Tidal Waves

The Huffington Post - 7 Nov 2012 03:30
The Tiny Tidal Waves The swell of the water, the familiar tube-like shape, these wave pictures are spectacular - except they are only centimetres high. Photographer DebM specialises in...
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William Robin: Emil Kang and The Rite of Spring

The Huffington Post - 7 Nov 2012 02:00
It's been a busy fall for Emil Kang. For the past four years as Executive Director of Carolina Performing Arts, Kang has been planning The Rite of Spring at 100, an exploration of Igor Stravinsky and Vaslav Nijinsky's fa...
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Evelyne Politanoff: REED + RADER; Cretaceous Returns (PHOTOS)

The Huffington Post - 7 Nov 2012 01:52
Cretaceous Returns is a peek into the prehistoric underbelly of dino-daddies Pamela Reed and Matthew Rader, the digital art pioneers best known for their spellbinding fashion stories. The wonders of modern digital techno...
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Joshua Braff: 100 Years Ago A Man Named Claus Took A Titanic Ride Upon arrival, we're each given a boarding pass with an actual passenger's information on it. Name, age, occupation, and the class you paid for, first, second or third.
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Wild, Welded Steel Sculptures

The Huffington Post - 7 Nov 2012 00:36
Wild, Welded Steel Sculptures Sokari Douglas Camp's sculptures feed off contradiction. They have the instinctual feel of a tactile, hand-made craft and yet also the mechanical effect of a...
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Bill Bush: And Creation Makes Three: This Artweek.LA (November 5, 2012) Marco Brambilla: Creation (Megaplex) | This is the completion of a trilogy of 3D video collages that began with Civilization (Megaplex) (2008) and Evolution (Megaplex) (2010). Creation (Megaplex) presents a spectacle of ...
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