Matthew Broderick News
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Film and sometime stage star Al Pacino is being paid a minimum of $125,000 a week for playing washed-up real estate huckster Shelly Levene on Broadway in “Glengarry Glen Ross.”
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Hundreds of Greenwich Village residents, including actor Matthew Broderick, filled the New York City Council chambers today seeking to block a 2 million- square-foot expansion by New York University.
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“Nice Work If You Can Get It,” which stars Matthew Broderick and Kelli O’Hara, isn’t nearly as self-important and ambitious a disappointment as “The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess.”
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“Forbidden Broadway.” Few words strike more fear in stage icons -- nor incite greater anticipation for theater fans.
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Honda Motor Co., coming off its worst year in the U.S., has produced two offbeat Super Bowl ads with stars Matthew Broderick and Jerry Seinfeld to revive interest in its brands.
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Before he became the Google Inc. worker identified as “Engineer Doe” in a U.S. probe of data gathering, Marius Milner wrote software that invigorated a hobby called “wardriving.”
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The New York City Council voted to allow New York University to add 1.9 million square feet to its Greenwich Village campus for classrooms, a gym and housing in the face of objections from residents and faculty who said it would change the character of the neighborhood.
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New York University faces a lawsuit in state court by tenants of rent-stabilized apartments at Washington Square Village over the school’s development plans for the area.
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Check out the paintings by Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood. There are portraits of his band mates, as well as others such as Muhammad Ali and Al Pacino.
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Clint Eastwood, whose “Gran Torino” film focused on the heroics of a retired Detroit auto worker, returned to that theme in a two-minute Super Bowl commercial for Chrysler Group LLC last night, heralding the city’s recovery.
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