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Eight Day Week
Wednesday 15th More proof it’s fall: The New York Times ‘ Styles section is getting even weirder (is it just
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Fluff This! Man Coddles Dog; Stores Flood With Pooch Merch
We pet owners are being bombarded by manipulative marketers who are hell-bent on exploiting our increasingly deranged obsessions. Deranged? At
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Oh, My Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Follows in the Footsteps of Jesus
The popular appeal of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang at the cavernous Hilton Theatre is a combo platter of the following:
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Shirley’s Best Since Terms
In Her Shoes is pure joy. That’s not a word tossed around as freely as you think. In today’s movie
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Oscar, You Insensitive Lout
“ Proof is one of my favorite movies and Gwyneth gave one of the best performances I’ve ever seen,” Harvey
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Shirley MacLaine Adores New Mexico, Aliens
Shirley MacLaine was just honored with a lifetime achievement award at the Santa Fe Film Festival, and according to the
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Shirley MacLaine to Play Coco Chanel in Miniseries
Shirley MacLaine is set to play Coco Chanel in a Lifetime miniseries about the rise of the fashion icon, starting
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What Other Actors Should Join Shirley MacLaine in Next Season’s Downton Abbey...
Z’oh my heavens, Mr. Crawley! Terms of Endearment star Shirley MacLaine will be joining the cast of Downton Abbey, which
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Weekend at Bernie’s: East Texas Murder Mockumentary Makes For Amusingly...
One of the many delights of Bernie, the offbeat new comedy by Richard Linklater, is that it is fresh, surprising
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MacLaine and Plummer Can’t Save ‘Elsa and Fred’ From Mediocrity
But it's a pleasure to watch them in action.
View ArticleShirley MacLaine Deserves Better Than ‘The Last Word’
It's always nice to see Shirley MacLaine, but in 'The Last Word' she's strangled out of existence by lumpy direction and a lousy screenplay.
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