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What happens when an actress becomes a psychoanalyst? She presents a play about Sabina Spielrein.
The show is called "For Life" and it's produced by rapper 50 Cent.
We've got the celebrity scoop.
Trained as a painter, Tschinkel first tried to embrace the dominant visual aesthetic of the time, abstract expressionism, before turning to video in the early 1970s.
The Chinese Association in Greater Charleston has announced the cancellation of this year’s Spring Festival celebration of the Lunar New Year. The event was scheduled to take place on Sunday, Jan. 26, at Burke High School.
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A befuddling ending is hardly the only perplexing choice by the filmmakers of "The Turning," the latest update to the 19th-century horror novella "The Turn of the Screw" by Henry James, a man we could say is now "turning" in his grave, but we'll spare you the pun.
Guy Ritchie's honor-among-thieves meta-caper "The Gentlemen," with Matthew McConaughey, has all the tailored tweed suits and smoky atmosphere of a handsome scotch commercial. "The Gentlemen" might not be an ad, but Ritchie's film is most assuredly selling something.
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