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Tuesday, September 26, 2006
Wednesday, September 13, 2006
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson - interview
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson - interview
Johnson ‘Rocks’ in ‘Gridiron Gang’ role
If I said I interviewed Dwayne Johnson, few people would raise an eyebrow. If I said I interviewed Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, you’d know which eyebrow I was talking about. Until now, Johnson mainly has stuck with action films such as “The Rundown” and “Walking Tall.” His new film, “Gridiron Gang,” puts him in unfamiliar territory, playing a correctional officer trying to change the lives of juvenile inmates through football.
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Johnson ‘Rocks’ in ‘Gridiron Gang’ role
If I said I interviewed Dwayne Johnson, few people would raise an eyebrow. If I said I interviewed Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, you’d know which eyebrow I was talking about. Until now, Johnson mainly has stuck with action films such as “The Rundown” and “Walking Tall.” His new film, “Gridiron Gang,” puts him in unfamiliar territory, playing a correctional officer trying to change the lives of juvenile inmates through football.
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Tuesday, September 05, 2006
Producer from "You, Me and Dupree" - Interview
Producer from "You, Me and Dupree" - Interview
Me, Dupree and Aaron Kaplan
Aaron Kaplan had a dream – to make a film about the friction created from a slacker who moves in with his newlywed friend. Time for a new dream, Aaron.
Kaplan is the executive-producer of this summer’s comedy “You, Me and Dupree,” starring Owen Wilson, Kate Hudson and Matt Dillon. He’s also a Chicago native. Kaplan grew up in Old Town, made the move to Highland Park in his teenage years and then went to Northwestern University.
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Me, Dupree and Aaron Kaplan
Aaron Kaplan had a dream – to make a film about the friction created from a slacker who moves in with his newlywed friend. Time for a new dream, Aaron.
Kaplan is the executive-producer of this summer’s comedy “You, Me and Dupree,” starring Owen Wilson, Kate Hudson and Matt Dillon. He’s also a Chicago native. Kaplan grew up in Old Town, made the move to Highland Park in his teenage years and then went to Northwestern University.
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Wednesday, August 23, 2006
August Movie Preview - Film Feature
August Movie Preview - Film Feature
Get your end-of-summer flicks right here
August films have rolled out with a variety to choose from. So how do theater patrons make their $9 choices? Perhaps the end-of-summer vibe can streamline your thinking.
Feel like going for a bike ride? See "Talledega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby." In the mood for a romantic summer night’s walk? Go see “Invincible.” Don’t understand what I'm talking about? Read below to get the only monthly movie guide with a local twist …
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Get your end-of-summer flicks right here
August films have rolled out with a variety to choose from. So how do theater patrons make their $9 choices? Perhaps the end-of-summer vibe can streamline your thinking.
Feel like going for a bike ride? See "Talledega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby." In the mood for a romantic summer night’s walk? Go see “Invincible.” Don’t understand what I'm talking about? Read below to get the only monthly movie guide with a local twist …
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Tuesday, August 08, 2006
"Feast of Fools" Podcast - Feature
"Feast of Fools" Podcast - Feature
‘Fools’ gold: Local gay podcast getting national attention
The living room is filled with furniture from Crate & Barrel and IKEA. Books line the shelves; an exercise ball lies in the corner; and an unassuming TV sits on a stand. Just off to the side is a dining room table surrounded by windows on three sides. Scattered over the table are papers with handwritten notes, Apple equipment and some nice-looking microphones.
Not many people know, but this is one of the most popular living rooms in America, especially in the gay community, and it’s right on the North Side of Chicago.
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‘Fools’ gold: Local gay podcast getting national attention
The living room is filled with furniture from Crate & Barrel and IKEA. Books line the shelves; an exercise ball lies in the corner; and an unassuming TV sits on a stand. Just off to the side is a dining room table surrounded by windows on three sides. Scattered over the table are papers with handwritten notes, Apple equipment and some nice-looking microphones.
Not many people know, but this is one of the most popular living rooms in America, especially in the gay community, and it’s right on the North Side of Chicago.
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