Cary Grant News
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Tommy Tune is tap-dancing on a platform only slightly larger than his feet.
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For my money, Katharine Hepburn was America’s finest actress. But America’s finest clothes horse?
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Sharon Stone crosses her tanned legs on the big screen as you enter a new exhibition at London’s Victoria & Albert Museum.
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Have you ever felt mugged by a bad movie? Ever wanted to stamp DOA on a Netflix package?
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As credit cards came into greater use in the late 1950s and early ’60s, the financial press closely followed their emergence, especially when the wrong sorts got access to them.
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The Shaw Festival begins its second century with an exemplary roster of entertainments, including at least one show that deserves to make the journey from pretty Niagara-on-the-Lake (Ontario, Canada) to Times Square.
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“Some people say photography is an art. Mine is not. I’m a gun for hire.”
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Shah Rukh Khan climbed to the summit of Bollywood on a path trodden in the U.S. by stars like Humphrey Bogart and Cary Grant: playing mostly the same character in film after film.
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Tony Curtis , the 1950s Hollywood heartthrob who won acclaim as a sleazy press agent in “Sweet Smell of Success” and earned stardom as a skirt-wearing saxophone player in “Some Like It Hot,” has died. He was 85.
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Like a grisly car accident, it’s hard to avoid staring when a great actor gives a lousy performance in a horrible movie. One recent example is Michael Caine in “Harry Brown,” where the two-time Oscar winner impersonates Charles Bronson ’s vigilante from “Death Wish.”
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