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Stuck on the '60s
indiatimes.com –
2009-11-20
Ideas , they say, hang like molecules in the air, sticking to the heads of people who are thinking similar thoughts at the same time. ... Full Article
10 Musicals That Don't Suck
ign.com –
2009-09-21
September 21, 2009 - An updated version of the 1980 musical film Fame hits theaters this week and we suspect that a significant number of IGN readers may steer clear of it, simply because of all the singing and dancing. ... Full Article
British actress Kate Winslet has been named the best dresser on red carpet in People magazine''s 10 best-dressed women of 2009, while America's first lady Michelle Obama has bagged the spot for "best accessible glamour." ... Full Article
When Walk the Line played here oh those handful of years ago, I recall describing it as a "well-intentioned failure". It's a movie that means well, but makes just one or two mistakes that in my arrogant opinion sink it. ... Full Article
Band name: Whiskey Bound. Who's who: D.D. Whiskey, a.k.a. Josh Tovar on vocals and lead guitar; Kooter Whiskey, a.k.a. Mike "Cactus" Kasprzak on drums; "Whiskey Dick" Whiskey, a.k.a. ... Full Article
Most of the time-assuming that the subjects are still alive-they get no binding say in who plays them. Then again, most producers aren't stupid, at least in this area. ... Full Article
Buddy & Julie Miller Walk the Line
pastemagazine.com –
2009-05-28
On May 15, 2003, Buddy Miller burst into his house near Belmont University in Nashville and told his wife Julie that June Carter Cash had died. ... Full Article
The new millenium has been kind to biopics of musicians. We have, most of us, seen the blockbusters, including Walk the Line , Ray , and Notorious , and these have been accompanied by more minor films like Get Rich... ... Full Article
"I Walk the Line" - This is one of Cash's original recordings with the legendary Sun Records in the mid-'50s, which established his freight-train sound. ... Full Article
Arkansas Passes New Film Incentive Bill!
moviemaker.com –
2009-04-10
On April 3, 2009, Arkansas Governor Mike Beebe signed a bill that will create incentives for digital and motion picture production within the state. During this period of economic hardships, the incentive couldn't come at a better time for Arkansans. ... Full Article