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Concert shoots for stars

A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, what is arguably the greatest science fiction story of all time took place. When George Lucas first dreamed up the concept for the story of "Star Wars," even he could not have predicted how popular and widespread his creation would become. Now, s... Read More

Coen Brothers give viewers a lot to chew on with 'A Serious Man'

It's not all "Fargo" and "No Country for Old Men" box-office glory for the filmmaking Coen Brothers. Read More

'The Men Who Stare at Goats'

Cast lets their freak flags fly in new film

'Wacky" isn't George Clooney's strong suit as an actor. But it's always at least amusing to watch the suave, silky leading man let loose. Read More

Appearance is everything in`Coco Before Chanel'

The young Coco Chanel noticed style everywhere, even in the crisp white and basic black of the nuns' habits at the orphanage where she was raised. "Coco Before Chanel" has a similarly keen eye for appearances, but there's not a whole lot of passion or insight beneath the surface. ... Read More

James Brolin takes time out from film to talk about Clint Eastwood and longevity

His relaxed manner belies the first-day "collywobbles," which generally set in when an actor is prepared to deliver his first lines in a film. The hammock at the end of the dock at Bowen's Island still looks inviting, here on the set of "Angel Camouflaged," but James Brolin is focused. Read More

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South African actress brings music to 'Angel Camouflaged'

That singular screen quality, presence, will not be a problem. The energy of being vividly "in the moment" flows from Dilana Robichaux, a striking, now dreadlocked rock singer taking her first bow as a leading lady in writer-director Michael Givens' independent feature, "Angel Camouflaged." Read More

Festival showcase for French films

MUSC auditorium will play host to Alliance Francaise presentation of six movies in four days

Self-taught, Seraphine Louis (1864-1942) was an exemplar of the Naive Movement, which is to say art characterized by a deceptively childlike simplicity in technique and subject matter. Read More

'This Is It' a homage to Jackson greatness

Watching "Michael Jackson's This Is It" will have fans grieving once again, but this time, it won't only be for the fallen King of Pop, but for what we lost -- a brilliant entertainer who gave every inch of his body and soul for what might have been one of the most spectacular comebacks of all time. Read More

Chris Rock's 'Good Hair' is a good time

Morgan Spurlock, look lively. Sacha Baron Cohen, watch your back. Chris Rock's bright, wisecracking expose "Good Hair" is the mane event. Read More

Italian Film Festival

'Food' is the theme for annual 3-day event at Sottile Theatre

Though hotly debated by Francophiles, who consider the very notion a declaration of war, there are those who insist the Italians, the Medicis, specifically, taught the French how to cook. Read More

Owen deserves better than script for 'Boys'

Particular fans of Clive Owen will want to see him in "The Boys Are Back," and maybe they should. Read More

'Amelia' Top-flight portrayal of aviator an instant bio classic

Freckle-faced, prairie-voiced and fiercely independent, Hilary Swank's depiction of aviator Amelia Earhart in Mira Nair's biographical film "Amelia" is of a high order. It ranks with recent real-life portrayals of Ray Charles by Jamie Foxx and Truman Capote by Philip Seymour Hoffman and could be similarly awards-bound. Read More