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Leonardo DiCaprio partied like it was pre-1929. Bryan Ferry put on a mini-concert. And Nicole Kidman sampled a refreshing starter of pea-and-caviar mousse.
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Sidney Lumet , the director of “12 Angry Men,” “Dog Day Afternoon” and “Network,” whose films explored themes of injustice and used the gritty streets of New York as a supporting character, has died. He was 86.
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Michael Winner, who died today, was a successful movie director before he started writing about restaurants for the Sunday Times, where his self-professed ignorance about food never inhibited him from trenchant views.
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On a racetrack, there’s something that could be called the art of the slide. In a $130,000 Mercedes-Benz at California’s Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca, I think I may just have perfected it.
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British critics have been set atwitter that the abundantly laureled stage satire “Enron” expired on Broadway Sunday night after barely three weeks, losing its entire $3.6 million capitalization.
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Boston University received a pledge for $25 million, the largest gift in its 172-year history, from Rajen Kilachand, an investor in mining, construction and fast- food restaurants.
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Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker had little to recommend them as citizens worthy of a Broadway musical. They killed anyone who got in their way during a bank- robbing spree around the Midwest in the heart of the Great Depression.
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Governor Jerry Brown unveiled plans for a $14 billion tunnel system to divert abundant Northern California water to thirsty Southern California cities and farms that grow half of the U.S.’s fresh produce.
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Governor Jerry Brown said he will unveil plans today to divert abundant Northern California water to thirsty Southern California for 25 million people and the farms that grow half of the U.S.’s fresh produce.
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Dino De Laurentiis , the son of Italian pasta makers who became a prolific movie producer of blockbuster hits such as “Serpico,” expensive duds such as “Dune” and sweeping epics including “War and Peace,” has died. He was 91.
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