Harry Potter has at long last arrived in Los Angeles, and he’s brought his wife and son along for the ride. A family man with a high-level ministerial job, he largely cedes the stage to the younger generation in “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child,” the award-winning stage play by Jack Thorne based on an […]
Although there are original screenwriters aplenty in Hollywood, it’s hard to imagine anyone more truly sui generis than Charlie Kaufman. After all, he’s the guy who managed to earn two nominations for the same film, when his fictitious twin brother, Donald, was nominated as co-writer on “Adaptation,” a mind-bending 2002 film starring Nicolas Cage in
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When Theo James first appeared on TV and movie screens in the early 2010s, he wasn’t given many chances to be funny. With his dark eyes and chiseled cheekbones, he was slotted into mostly boring love-interest roles. He romanced Lady Mary on “Downton Abbey” only to promptly die. He entered the bland sci-fi YA world
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On an early afternoon in Koreatown, Kofi Siriboe and two of his friends are meticulously balancing four small paintings against a plain white gallery wall. “That is cold,” says Siriboe as he takes a step back to analyze the arrangement from afar through his black-tinted Loewe sunglasses. “I feel like walking into the space and
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Forty years ago, the Reagan administration told PBS to find ways to increase funding for public television outside of taxpayer dollars. It did. PBS’ response to the challenge was to enhance the way it acknowledged sponsors. Instead of merely running a company logo before its programming, PBS let corporate underwriters place messages that looked more
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Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 25:08 — 35.8MB) | Embed Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | | Subscribe to Elite Agent What’s the secret to running a thriving business with your spouse without driving each other crazy? For Allhomes co-founder and Managing Director of Blackshaw Real Estate Andrew Chamberlain, the answer lies
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Located at 8-10 Howard Street, Kew, the grand five-bedroom, three-bathroom residence sits on 1,874 square metres in the prestigious Studley Park precinct. Domain reported that Mr Menzies and his wife Pattie lived in the home for two decades, raising their children Kenneth, Ian, and Heather there – including during his first tenure as Prime Minister
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