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20 hours ago ago from Punctuation is authoritarian

a great thriller is "Wait Until Dark" starring Audrey Hepburn. Alan Arkin also plays a heavy in it. Hepburn plays a blind woman who gets involved with a crime. It's absolutely terrifying, and you can see why Hepburn got an Oscar for her performance.

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The Misanthrope - Comedy Theatre

7 hours ago ago from Postcards from the Gods

[ Written for CultureWars.org.uk ] Once in a while, you have to stop and marvel at commercial theatre. In the midst of a season packed out with grim forced jollity and horribly saccharine “family” shows, some lunatic decides to put on Martin Crimp ’s translation of Moliere’s venomous little play and then succeeds in making it the hottest ticket in town by attaching it to the stage debut of Britain’s most bankable starlet (second most ...

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What is a Realistic Budget for Traveling?

12 hours ago ago from bor-scouts.com

One you can afford – seriously.    Look at how much you earn. What can you put aside for a trip? What are you prepared to sacrifice to make your trip a reality? Maybe you’ve been saving for a while and have a few thousand dollars in the bank. You do? Great. Well that’s your realistic budget. If you want to fly to Europe tomorrow and you only have ten dollars in the bank then you are not being realistic. But it might be eno ugh to ...

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Gemma Arterton’s journey from home to Hollywood and back again

17 hours ago ago from Gemma Arterton Online

Gemma Arterton's going right into the lion’s den in her West End theatre debut. She’s part of an ensemble of four actors starring in The Little Dog Laughed , a hilarious satire on the hypocrisy of Hollywood. Having appeared as a Bond girl in Quantum Of Solace and with two blockbusters ( Clash Of The Titans and Prince Of Persia ) out next year, the timing is fortuitous. She also has two smaller movies heading for the big screen. ...

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