James Dean News
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As schematic as a family tree, Derek Cianfrance’s “The Place Beyond the Pines” is Greek tragedy by way of Schenectady.
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Dennis Hopper , who drew upon his own rough-edged lifestyle to create menacing villains and devil-may- care outlaws in movies including “Rebel Without a Cause,” “Easy Rider” and “Apocalypse Now,” has died. He was 74.
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Republicans can't stop talking about the vaccine for human papilloma virus. Governor Rick Perry of Texas, a presidential candidate, is under fire for having issued an executive order in 2007 that allowed his health commissioner to mandate inoculation against the virus for girls entering sixth grade.
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Welsh rockers the Manic Street Preachers storm the O2 Academy Brixton this weekend with hits including “If You Tolerate This Your Children Will Be Next.”
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The early end of James Marshall ’s career, blamed by the actor and musician on Roche Holding AG ’s Accutane acne drug, was an “unbelievable tragedy,” former co- star Brian Dennehy said in court.
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Robert Osborne arrived in Hollywood in the early 1960s as a contract actor with Desilu, the production company founded by Lucille Ball and her husband Desi Arnaz. It wasn’t long before Lucy persuaded him to switch careers.
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I can’t think of a better holiday gift for cinephiles than “ The Elia Kazan Collection ,” a boxed set of 15 Kazan films from 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment, four of which have never before appeared on DVD.
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In the 1955 movie “Rebel Without a Cause,” a popular high school bully goads a disaffected outsider (James Dean) into a contest of nerves. A variant of “chicken,” it’s a car race to be won by whomever brakes last as the two teenagers speed in the dark toward a cliff, Natalie Wood urging them on.
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In the 1955 movie “Rebel Without a Cause,” a popular high school bully goads a disaffected outsider (James Dean) into a contest of nerves. A variant of “chicken,” it’s a car race to be won by whomever brakes last as the two teenagers speed in the dark toward a cliff, Natalie Wood urging them on.
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There are plenty of good reasons to see “Giant,” an epic new musical at New York’s Public Theater.
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