AND Oscar One-Liners PLUS Little Children's Comeback Kid: Former Child Star Jackie Earle Haley (San Francisco Chronicle: 12.31.06)
The Good Shepherd Author Eric Roth
After Forest Gump, He Psyched Out the CIA and Won Over Robert De Niro (San Francisco Chronicle: 12.31.06 || Also Denver Post: 12.31.06)
 INDUSTRY BUZZ: United 93 Tops the Industry Buzz 2006 Top Ten List 
AND Doris Day Songs Live Again on Screen PLUS Box Office Rallies in 2006 (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 12.24.06)
 Rocky Speaks
Sly Stallone Talks up Rocky Balboa (San Francisco Chronicle: 12.17.06)
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Sweet Land  Goes "Carbon Neutral" 
AND Trans Sexual Odd Couple Star in Dogma-Style Soap Opera PLUS After Aviator, Night at the Museum Production Designer Takes Flight  (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 12.17.06)
            INDUSTRY BUZZ:  Off the Black Director: Nick Nolte as Baseball Umpire
AND Kidman Tops Actress Pecking Order PLUS Global Film Initiative Moves to Bay Area (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 12.10.06)
Blood Diamond: Hounsou
Djimon Housou Revisits Native Continent For Disturbing Look at Child Soldiers and Gem-Fueled Civil War (San Francisco Chronicle: 12.03.06 / / also Philadelphia Inquirer Hounsou +  DiCaprio : 12.06.06)
Blood Diamond: DiCaprio
Leo Speaks Out Against "Conflict Diamonds" (San Francisco Chronicle: 12.03.06)
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Geoffrey Rush Talks Up His Candy Co-Star Abbie Cornish 
AND Pope: Thumbs up to Nativity Story PLUS  The Architect Director Takes on High Rise Public Housing, With Help From Heroes "Cheerleader" Hayden Pantierre
 (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 12.03.06)
 Movie Round-up
December Movies On Parade  (On Direct TV Magazine: December 06)
Tenacious D
Pick of Destiny's Jack Black and Kyle Gass Hold Forth (San Francisco Chronicle: 11.26.06)
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: 3 Needles Gets Global Perspective on AIDS
AND Pope: Thumbs up to Nativity Story PLUS  Media Mogul John Malone Funds a New Studio in Town: Overture Films 
 (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 11.26.06)
My Barbarian
Musical Performance Art Trio Hails "Pagan Rights" at California Biennial, Safari Sam's   (Los Angeles Times: 11.26.06 / / for non - subscribers)
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: The Host Caps Korean Film Boom at AFI
AND Life After Matrix Trilogy for Wachowski Brothers PLUS Fast Food Nation Author Eric Schlosser: Picky, Picky 
 (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 11.19.06)
Holiday Preview
Politically Charged Drama From DeNiro and DiCaprio plus Fluff, Comedy Fluff and a Talking Spider (San Francisco Chronicle: 11.19.06)
Denzel! 
Oscar-Winner Denzel Washington Reflects on Deja Vu and His Life in Film (San Francisco Chronicle: 11.19.06 || also Denver Post: 11.24.06)
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Shut Up & Sing Director Barbara Kopple Gets On Message With Dixie Chicks
AND Tenacious D Meets the Devil - - in San Francisco PLUS Why Dream Girls Bows Early in Bay Area 
 (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 11.12.06)
In Pursuit of Happy Feet 
From Pigs to Penguins, Director George Miller Moves Past Babe to Craft a Tap-Dancing Fable with Savion Glover, Robin Williams and Elijah Wood (San Francisco Chronicle: 11.12.06)
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Borat Producer Jay Roach on Sacha Baron Cohen's "High Wire Act" 
AND Princess Grace Trophy for Hung Nguyen PLUS Wedding Crasher Casting Director Lisa Beach Talks Shop 
 (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 11.05.06)
Busy Hugh Jackman 
He's a Mouse in Flushed Away, One of Six 2006 Movies (San Francisco Chronicle: 11.05.06)
Tony Bennett Special
Eternal Hipster Teams with Rob "Chicago" Marshall  (On Direct TV Magazine n/a online: November.06)
Movie Preview
From Soup to Notes in November (On Direct TV Magazine n/a online: November.06)
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Rwanda Revisited in Back Home Documentary at AFI FEST
AND Berkeley Filmmaker Makes Oscar Short Doc Short List PLUS Letters From Iwo Jima Follow-up For Clint Eastwood 
 (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 10.29.06)
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: No Experience Necessary for Eragaon Star
AND Tarantinto in Austin for Death Proof PLUS Conversations With God Director Touts "Spiritual Cinema" 
 (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 10.22.06)
Alison Lohman
27 Going on 16, Flicka Star Learns to Ride 'Em, Cowboy (San Francisco Chronicle: 10.22.06 / / also Philadelphia Inquirer: 10.18.06)
First Memento, Now The Prestige 
Jonah Nolan Keeps Feeding Script Ideas to Older Brother Chris  (San Francisco Chronicle: 11.05.06)
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Robert Downey Jr. and Sting Help Queens Street Kid Dito Montiel Make A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints
AND Tim McGraw Makes Flicka Music PLUS Man of the Year Man Barry Levinson: Riled Over Voting Machines 
 (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 10.15.06)
Sofia Coppola
Kirsten Dunst and Rocking Soundtrack Give Marie Antoinette a Sexy Gen-X Twist (San Francisco Chronicle: 10.15.06)
Ryan Murphy
In Running With Scissors, Nip / Tuck Creator Directs Annette Bening as Psycho-Mom (San Francisco Chronicle: 10.15.06)
Clint Eastwood
Flags of Our Fathers Revisits Iwo Jima - the Myth, the Men and the Marketing of War (Boston Globe: 10.15.06)
         
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Punk Redux in American Hardcore
AND Good Evening From Hungarian Lajos Koltai and Vanessa Redgrave PLUS Animation Mentor Class of 2006 
 (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 10.08.06)
Jacinda Barrett
How the Australian Ex Model Graduated from MTV's "Real World" to Roles in School for Scoundrels and Last Kiss   (San Francisco Chronicle: 10.01.06)
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: The Second Coming of Overlord
AND Mark Wahlberg Meets Marty on The Departed PLUS Jesus Camp Documentary Looks at Evangelical "Kids on Fire"
 (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 10.01.06)
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Fly Boys Producer Aims High
AND Dylan rides Again - - Aurora Borealis> PLUS Ben Affleck Moves Past Gigli With Hollywoodland and Upcoming Gone, Baby, Gone 
 (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 09.24.06)
         
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Ann Coulter Nixes Debate in Al Franken God Spoke  Documentary 
AND Summer Box Office Wrap-up PLUS Black Dahlia Writer Josh Friedman Blogs (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 09.17.06)
         
Cirque du Soleil Delirium
Montreal Troupe Puts Music Front and Center  (Los Angeles Times: 09.14.06 // images / /  for non
            subscribers)
         
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Zach Braff Picks the Hits for Last Kiss 
AND George Lucas' Books Celebrate Bay Area Filmmakers  PLUS Iraq War Documentary Maker Laura Poitras Lands on Homeland Security List (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 09.10.06)
         
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Filmmakers Trickle Back to Louisiana, Post-Katrina 
AND Soldiers Blog for Name of Movie PLUS Kirby Dick's This Movie Not Yet Rated Skewers MPAA (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 09.03.06)
         
Fall Movie Preview
Clint Eastwood, Martin Scorsese and Sean Penn Deliver Flags of Our Fathers, The Departed and All The King's Men  september +  october + november (San Francisco Chronicle: 09.03.06)
         
Fall Movie Preview / Limited Release
Nicole Kidman's Arbus Leads Pack of Big Issues and Juicy Star Turns Vying for Oscar Attention (San Francisco Chronicle: 09.03.06)
         
Mario Ybarra
Artist Filters Grafitti, Rave Scene, Signage and Chewbacca and Zapata to Create West Coast Art  (Los Angeles Times: 09.03.06 // for non
            subscribers)
         
Josh Friedman
Black Dahlia Screenwriter Decides it's Time to Blog (Brown Alumni Magazine: September/October.06 n/a online)
         
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Summer in Review
Winners and Losers (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 08.27.06)
         
Greg Kinnear
For Invincible He's the Coach (San Francisco Chronicle: 08.27.06)
         
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: RZA on Scoring the The Protector
AND Palm Springs Festival Shows Off Shorts PLUS Inside Man Writer Russell Gewirtz  (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 08.20.06)
         
Jessica Biel
In Period Piece The Illusionist, Actress Gets Serious (San Francisco Chronicle: 08.20.06)
         
Mark Wahlberg
Invincible Puts Actor Through his Paces as Philadelphia Eagle (Philadelphia Inquirer: 08.20.06)
         
Elizabeth Banks as. . . The Girlfriend
For Invincible,  Massachussets Actress Plays a Sassy Brooklyn Gal (Boston Globe: 08.20.06) PRINTER FRIENDLY
         
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Snakes on a Plane Wrangler Says Pythons Aren't as Scary as They Look
AND Susan Seidelman Turned to Mom for Boynton Beach Club Idea PLUS Conversations With Women Director Hans Hans Canosa Explains Split-Screen Vision for Helena Bonham Carter and Aaron Eckhart (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 08.13.06)
         
Maggie Gyllenhaal
With 5 Movies in 3 months, Actress Digs Deep in Sherrybaby As Angry Ex-Junkie Mom (San Francisco Chronicle: 08.13.06 || Also Philadelphia Inquirer 08.15.06) - with image
         
Electroland
Interactive Design Team Explores the Art of Surveillance at Met Lofts "Digital Carpet" images  (Los Angeles Times: 08.06.06 // for non
            subscribers)
         
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Caveman Neil Marshall Spelunks For Thrills in The Descent 
AND Dogwalker Showcases Outfest Winner PLUS Black Man Gets a Greenlight Thanks to Bob Johnson's New "Our Stories" Mini-Studio (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 08.06.06)
         
Steve Carrell
Little Miss Sunshine Star Milks Deep Depression for Big Laughs (San Francisco Chronicle: 08.06.06)
         
Armistead Maupin
How The Night Listener Author Got Hoaxed (San Francisco Chronicle: 08.06.06)
         
Chick Flicks Versus He-Man Pics
Mr & Mrs. Smith Has it Both Ways (On Direct TV Magazine: August.06 n/a online)
         
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Kundalini Yoga Preps Alice Braga for Sex Scenes in Lower City 
AND Deliver Us From Evil Documentary Offers Portrait of a Pedophile Priest PLUS Just Another Gay Movie Spoofs "American Pie" (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 07.30.06)
         
Naomi Harris' Hot Summer
British Actress Revives Trudy in Miami Vice and Casts Spell in Pirates of the Caribbean as Voodoo Queen (San Francisco Chronicle: 07.30.06)
         
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Cheerleader Fan Jamie Babbit Examines Suburban Dysfunction in The Quiet 
AND Keira Knightley Makes Atonement  PLUS Desert Soundscape for House of Sand Choreographed by Oscar-Winning Berkeley Soundman Mark Berger (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 07.23.06)
         
Luke Wilson
My Super Ex-Girlfriend and upcoming Idiocracy Features Droll Texan Everyman  (San Francisco Chronicle: 07.23.06)
         
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Lian Lunson Meets Leonard Cohen in I'm Your Man
AND Which Actors Have Academy Heat? PLUS "The Man Who Heard Voices" Book Goes Behind Scenes with Lady in the Water Filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan  (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 07.16.06)
         
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Larry Clark Asks Latino Skateboard Crew: Wassup Rockers?
AND John Landis Debuts "Cinesphere Spectacular" PLUS Johnny Depp + Pirate Songs = "Rogues Gallery" Album (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 07.09.06)
         
Richard Linklater
Director Envisions Philip K. Dick's A Scanner Darkly as Animated Sci Fi Nightmare (San Francisco Chronicle: 07.09.06)
         
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Letterman Backs Amy Sedaris in Strangers With Candy
AND Rob Zombie Revives Halloween Franchise  PLUS Black Panthers Inspire Yule Caise's Sidney Sheldon Award-Winning Screenplay (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 07.02.06)
         
Jack's Back
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest Writers Created Johnny Depp's Captain Jack as a Classic Trickster (San Francisco Chronicle: 07.02.06)
         
Pete Zuccarini, Underwater Man
 For Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, Camera Man Went Deep-Sea Filming (Brown Alumni Magazine: July/August.06)
         
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: "Truly Indie" Filmmakers Pay to Play at Landmark Theaters 
AND Berkeley Filmmakers Win Student Oscars PLUS Wisconsin Mogul Hires Ex-Disney Artists to Revive 2-D Animation for "Miracle Mouse" (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 06.25.06)
         
Superman Returns
Iowa-Born Soap Actor Brandon Routh Gets His Big Break as Man of Steel (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 06.25.06 / / also Philadelphia Inquirer: 06.21.06)
         
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Click Director Frank Coraci Goes Deep with Longtime Friend Adam Sandler 
AND  Wordplay and Swimmers Showcase Ex-Bay Area Talents PLUS Crash Producer Cathy Schulman Talks Money at Los Angeles Film Festival (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 06.18.06)
         
Jack Black and Jared Hess
Nacho Libre Teams Napoleon Dynamite Director With Comedian in Tights in Ode to Mexican Wrestling (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 06.18.06 / / also Philadelphia Inquirer: 06.14.06)
         
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Filmmakers Now Get Rebates to Shoot in Bay Area 
AND Paramount Vantage To Woo Art House Auteurs PLUS French Fight Style "Parkour" Energizes District B13  (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 06.11.06)
         
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Director John Moore Got Spooked on The Omen 
AND Paramount Vantage To Woo Art House Auteurs PLUS Peaceful Warrior Targets New Age Demo (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 06.04.06)
         
           With Their Eyes 
       Teen Monologues Channel 9/11 at Orange County Theater (Los Angeles
            Times: 06.04.06) // for non
            subscribers)
Music Movies
          Documentaries Range From Heavy Metal and Dylan to the Blues (On Direct TV Magazine: June.06 n/a online)
 
          
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Duplass Brothers Explain How They Made The Puffy Chair Feature Film For $15,000 
AND Golden Trailers and Key Art Awards Celebrate the Art of Hype PLUS Warner Independent Gets a New Boss  (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 05.28.06)
         
           For Theater Architect John Fisher, the Play's the Thing
       Southern California's Go-To Guy For Theater Design Puts Focus on Performance (Los Angeles
            Times: 05.28.06) // for non
            subscribers)
           C.O.L.A. Show
          L.A. Artists Put $10,000 Grants to Good Use in New Exhibition (Los Angeles
            Times: 05.22.06) // for non
            subscribers)
 
          
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Wah-Wah Revisits Actor Richard E. Grant's Difficult Swaziland Childhood
AND Knight Rider Rides Again PLUS Box Office Prognosis: Despite Poseidon Downer, Summer Looking Up (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 05.21.06)
         
Hans Zimmer 
From Da Vinci Code to Pirates of the Caribbean Film Composer Really Knows the Score (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 05.21.06)
         
 
          
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Over the Hedge Leads Summer Parade of Star-Powered Animated Voices
AND Yoda Gets His Close-up at Beverly Hills Exhibit PLUS Nick Cave Channels Australia's Wild West for Director John Hillcoat's The Proposition (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 05.14.06)
         
Poseidon
Visual Effects Out-Do Reality in Wolfgang Petersen's Disaster Epic (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 05.14.06)
         
           Live From the Front
          Jerry Quickley Re-Lives Bagdhad Bombing in Theater Piece (Los Angeles
            Times: 05.09.06) // for non
            subscribers)
 
          
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Edward Norton Stars as Suburban Cowboy in Down in the Valley
AND Cars Debuts at the World's Biggest Drive-In PLUS Haskell Wexler Wonders: Who Needs Sleep? (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 05.07.06)
         
How J.J. Abrams Took Charge of Mission Impossible: III
TV's Lost Creator Teams with Tom Cruise (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 05.07.06)
         
Summer Movie Preview: Art House Division
Small Films With Big Stars Get Limited Release (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 05.07.06)
         
Tim Burton Mentors UCLA Fantasy Auteur 
            UCLA's Shane Acker On Road to Make "9"
            (Premiere Magazine / News You're Not Supposed Know: May.05 n/a online)
 
          
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Cuban Refugee Andy Garcia Revisits Havana circa 1958 in Lost City
AND Cars Debuts at the World's Biggest Drive-In PLUS Open Casting for Spiderwick Chronicles Twins (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 04.30.06)
         
Summer Movie Preview
 
 Popcorn Fare Includes Talking Cars and Sinking Ships (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 04.30.06)
         
 
          
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Golden Gate Bridge Gets It's X-Men Close-up: Lauren Shuler Donner Explains
AND Hard Candy Taps Internet Predator Zeitgeist (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 04.23.06)
         
           The Thick of It
          BBC's Bumbling Government Bureacrats Come to American TV (Los Angeles
            Times: 04.23.06) // for non
            subscribers)
Heavy: The Story of Metal
Hard Rockers Finally Get Some Respect in VH-1 Special  (On Direct TV Magazine: May.06 n/a online)
         
 
            Down in the Valley
Director of Photography Enrique Chediak Shoots Edward Norton as a Suburban Cowboy in the San Fernando Valley   (American Cinematographer Magazine: May.06 n/a online)
         
           The Bloggers Project
          UCLA Acting Class Brings Blogosphere to the Stage (Los Angeles
            Times: 04.18.06) // for non
            subscribers)
           Artist Lorna Simpson Breaks the Gaze
          MOCA's Mid-Career Survey Has the Brooklyn Photographer/Filmmaker's Text-and-Image Works Challenge the Viewer to  Make Connections (Los Angeles
            Times: 04.17.06) // for non
            subscribers)
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Marilyn Hotchkiss' Ballroom Dancing and Charm School Re-visits Cotillion Culture
Plus Superman Returns in  AND A Few Words From Universal's New Bosses (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 04.16.06)
         
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Writer-Director Nicole Holofcener Ponders the M Word in Friends With Money 
Plus Stan Lee Auditions "Super Heroes" For New Reality-Based Show AND Lucky Number Slevin Took 9 Years to Make, so Author Jason Smilovic (Creator of New NBC Series Kidnapped) Savors TV's Speed (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 04.09.06)
         
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Brick Maker Rian Johnson Explores Teen Noir
Plus 2006 Box Office So Far: So-So AND Geena Davis Partners with USC on "Girls Are Scare in G-Rated Movies" Study (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 04.02.06)
         
 
            Long Live the Queen
Helen Mirren Stars in HBO's Elizabeth I (On Direct TV Magazine: April.06 n/a online)
         
 
            Wassup Rockers?
Larry Clark and D.P. Steve Gainer Use Mini-DV to Film a Day in the Life of Los Angeles' Ghetto Skate Boarders   (American Cinematographer Magazine: April.06 n/a online)
         
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Brokeback in Rowboats: Gay German Film Summer Storm 
Plus Ford Tops Product Placement in 2005  AND UCLA Student Film 9 Goes Big Time (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 03.26.06)
         
Thank You for Being Libertarian
 
Thank You for Smoking Writer-Director Jason Reitman Celebrates Spin Doctor, Skewers Big Government (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 03.26.06)
         
            Broken Screen Breaks Out
            Doug Aitken's New Book Discusses Non-Linear Art with 26 Creative Mavericks (Los Angeles
            Times: 03.25.06) // for non
            subscribers)
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Libertine Director on Johnny Depp's Flawed 17th Century Rake
Plus New Fox Film Division Targets Youth Demo, Co-Run by Saw Marketing Wizard John Hegeman AND I Wake Up Screening Book Gives Advice to INdie Filmmakers (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 03.19.06)
         
            Vin Diesel
 
Action Star Takes a Character Turn for Sidney Lumet in Find Me Guilty (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 03.19.06)
         
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Enron Director Alex Gibney Looks Forward to Human Experiments
Plus Jeremy Irons Does Dylan on Benefit Album AND Studios Use Fan-Designed Posters and TV Spots to Hype Movies (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 03.12.06)
         
            Tsotsi 
           Oscar-Winning Film From Gavin Hood Casts Presley Chweneyagae as Street Thug (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 03.05.06)
         
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Producer Chris Bender on the Roads Not Taken in History of Violence 
Plus Tony Kushner Catches Flack for Munich
            AND Batman Begins Cinematographer Wally Pfister Gets His Wake-Up Call AND Oscar Swag Includes Gems, Steak and Massage (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 03.05.06)
         
Tom Rothman: The Player 
            Fox Movie Mogul Nimbly Balances Art and Commerce (Brown Alumni Magazine March_06 / / printer-friendly)
         
HD Net Movies Channel Gives Classic Films Wide Screen Treatment (On Direct TV Magazine March_06 n/a online)
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Stoned Tracks Downfall of Rolling Stones Founder Brian Jones 
            Plus IFC Tries Same-Day Theatrical and Video On Demand Releases AND Minnesota Millionaire Bill Pohlad on Backing Brokeback  (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 02.26.06)
         
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Studio Suit Joe Roth Directs Freedomland
            Plus Starbucks Generates Buzz on Spelling Bee Movie AND Film Editor Helped Find the Music in Crash (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 02.19.06)
         
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: How Madonna Stylist Costumed Walk the Line
            Plus Slamdance Open House Real Estate Musical Goes From DVD Direct to Gamers AND Oscar on a Shoestring  (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 02.12.06)
         
            Paul Bettany's Killer Instincts
            Brit Gets Evil in Firewall and Da Vinci Code . (San Francisco Chronicle:
            02.12.06)
            Virginia Madsen: Harrison Ford's Bond Girl?
            Oscar Winner Did Not Mind Holding Ford's Drink Hand-off at Golden Globes (San Francisco Chronicle:
            02.12.06)
   
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Fateless Hungarian Cinematographer-turned Director Uses
            Images to Tell Holocaust Story
            Plus Leah Meyerhoff's Twitch Comes to Town AND The Real Dirt on
            Farmer John Documentary Took 20 Years to Harvest (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 02.05.06)
            
The Exonerated Comes to Stanford
             Dramatic Staging Chronicles Death Row Innocents (Stanford Lively Arts:
            February.06 n/a online)
          Annette Bening Plays the Murderous Mrs. Harris
            Homicidal Socialite Kills Ben Kinsley's Scarsdale Diet Doctor in HBO Movie
            (On Direct TV Magazine February.06 n/a online).
            Bubble Bursts Industry Conventions
            The Billionaire and the Genius, Mark Cuban and Steven Soderbergh, Talk Up the
            Movie That Comes out on DVD Four Days Later. (San Francisco Chronicle:
            01.29.06)
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: World's Fastest Indian Director Roger Donaldsen Cast
            Anthony Hopkins as New Zealand Biker
            Plus Cache -- This Year's Oscar Orphan AND Google This:
            Waterborn Movie Bypasses Theaters for Online Deal (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 01.29.06)
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Jonathan Rhys Meyers on Working for Woody Match
            Point
            Plus John Waters on TV AND Computer Programmer Forecasts Box Office (San
            Francisco Chronicle: 01.22.06)
            Looking for Comedy in the Muslim World
            Albert Brooks Defies Studio to Find Laughs in with the "M" Word the Post-9/11
            Universe. (San Francisco Chronicle: 01.22.06)
            Otis Artists Shine in Retrospective
            Art College Alumni Span "Nine Decades of Art in Los Angeles" (Los Angeles
            Times: 01.20.06) // for non
            subscribers // with 
            images)
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Noah Baumbach's Golden Globe - Nominated Whale Tale Had
            Minnow-Sized Budget
            Plus: SAG Awards Goodie Bags Auctioned Online AND Fired from Paramount
            Classics, Ruth Vitale Gets Fresh Start at First Look (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 01.15.06)
            New World Star Q'orianka Kilcher
            Santa Monica Street Singer Get Her Big Break Playing Pocahontas (San
            Francisco Chronicle: 01.15.06 || also 
            Philadelphia Inquirer: 01.22.06)
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: E Bay Billionaire Makes Movies That Matter
            Plus: MPAA Review Board Critiqued in This Film is Not Yet Rated AND
            Despite Weak 2005 Box Office, Narnia Finishes Strong For Disney
            (San Francisco Chronicle: 01.08.06)
            INDUSTRY BUZZ: Palm Springs: Focus on the Foreign
            Plus: Mogul Moves AND AFI Women Director's Workshop (San Francisco
            Chronicle: 01.01.06)
Mid Season Preview
             Scrubs, Shield Plus Jenna Elfman and 20 New Shows (On Direct TV
            Magazine: January.06 n/a online)
News You're Not Supposed to Know: Keaton's New Book
            For New Book Project, Actress Gives up Clown Paintings and Trolls for
            Scrapbooks on EBay (Premiere Magazine: January.06 n/a online)
Movie Music
            Man Marco Beltrami
             Composer Scores Everything From Hellboy to Tommy Lee Jones' Latest
            (Brown Alumni Magazine: January/February.06)
           
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