Soderbergh revisits wartime intrigue with "German" Reuters via Yahoo! News
When not making his Las Vegas heist movies, director Steven Soderbergh enjoys experimenting with film forms and genres.
The Press Republican - Plattsburgh, NY Plattsburgh Press Republican
Loading Strand Theatre restoration efforts mirrored by those in Georgia city.
A look at Greensboro College basketball Greensboro News-Record
n Coach: Bryan Galuski (15-13, second season overall and at Greensboro)n Home court: Hanes Gymnasiumn 2005-06: 7-5 USA South, 12-13 overalln Starters (statistics through three games): G Adam Nicholson, 6-1, Jr. (19. (Credit: "")
Now playing: A movie theater that's also a gaming center Detroit Free Press
National Amusements' new CyGamZ video game center at the Showcase Cinemas Ann Arbor, which opened this weekend, aims to change the theater into more of an entertainment destination -- and possibly set some precedents in the process
Grand Slam! Backstage.com
There are dreams and then there are realities. In your dreams, you make your living as a stage actor. Not necessarily the kind of living that puts your name over the marquee -- simply a regular healthy paycheck, a nice apartment, a place on stage to be the actor you are.
New Theater Xtreme Franchise Opens Near Bentonville, Arkansas PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance
Theater Xtreme Entertainment Group , a Newark, Del.-based home cinema retailer and franchisor of home cinema design and installation centers, today announced the grand opening of its newest franchise location in Rogers, Arkansas, a suburb of Bentonville.
South Pacific DVD Talk
South Pacific Fox 1958 / Color / 2:35 anamorphic 16:9 / 157 & 172 min. / Street Date November 7, 2006 / 26.98 Starring Rossano Brazzi, Mitzi Gaynor, John Kerr, Ray Walston, Juanita Hall, France Nuyen, Russ Brown Cinematography Leon Shamroy Art Direction John DeCuir, Lyle R. Wheeler Film Editor Robert L. Simpson Original Music Richard Rodgers Lyrics Oscar Hammerstein II Music supervisor Alfred
Group files motion seeking Duke cost estimate The Charlotte Observer
A group of environmentalists says Duke Energy Corp. should reveal the cost of building two coal-fired power units so the public can consider whether cheaper alternatives are better options. Duke asked the N.C. Utilities Commission permission last year to build the two 800-megawatt units at its Cliffside facility and estimated the cost at $2 billion. Last month, Duke said the cost projection was
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