Ready For Your Date With The Ma-Baap
20 May 2008, 01:01 No comments
Prince Harry’s girlfriend, Chelsy Davy got her first formal introduction to the Queen of England. You may not be meeting royalty, but first dates with your partner’s parents are still hard. We help you get through the “interrogationâ€
Hopefully, you won’t have to fight for your beau, while pitted against a scheming monster-in-law. And we certainly [...]
Movie review Taxi to the Dark Side
7 April 2008, 04:04 No comments
Sometimes the truth hurts. Sometimes it’s excruciating. Alex Gibney, who made compelling drama of the most heinous corporate debacle before the subprime meltdown in “Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room,” now turns to U.S. interrogation practices in the Mideast and Guantanamo. His nonfiction film “Taxi to the Dark Side” is a searing critique of [...]
Movie review Taxi to the Dark Side
7 April 2008, 04:04 No comments
Sometimes the truth hurts. Sometimes it’s excruciating. Alex Gibney, who made compelling drama of the most heinous corporate debacle before the subprime meltdown in “Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room,” now turns to U.S. interrogation practices in the Mideast and Guantanamo. His nonfiction film “Taxi to the Dark Side” is a searing critique of [...]
Gibney to speak about new documentary
2 March 2008, 00:12 No comments
Oscar winner Alex Gibney could be called the Jack Bauer of documentary filmmaking. In his fight to defend America and American values, he sometimes throws out the rule book in favour of extreme violence and brutality, like the counter-terrorist operative played by Kiefer Sutherland in the TV series 24. Gibney appears in Toronto on Monday [...]
Go do it #39;Pillowman#39; tackles dark topics
2 February 2008, 04:04 No comments
When is writing a story a crime? That’s the question in “The Pillowman,” Martin McDonagh’s play that opens at Boise Contemporary Theater this weekend. It is set in a totalitarian state somewhere. Two police detectives (Richard Klautsch and Arthur Glen Hughes) question a writer (Matthew Cameron Clark) about a series of gruesome child murders that [...]
Go do it Pillowman tackles dark topics
2 February 2008, 04:04 No comments
When is writing a story a crime? That’s the question in “The Pillowman,” Martin McDonagh’s play that opens at Boise Contemporary Theater this weekend. It is set in a totalitarian state somewhere. Two police detectives (Richard Klautsch and Arthur Glen Hughes) question a writer (Matthew Cameron Clark) about a series of gruesome child murders that [...]
Holding the camera for Big Brother
31 January 2008, 02:02 No comments
PARK CITY Hasan Elahi fumbles in his pocket for his cell phone.
“Hold on,” he says. “I have to check in with the FBI.”
He quickly snaps a picture of the hallway and hits the send button. A minute later, the image appears [...]
