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The guy who plays the Gryphon (Geoffrey Parrish) is good. Jeri Batzdorff?s costumes are inventive, especially the Queen of Hearts?s roses-and-gewgaws headwear. The little guinea-pig puppets (operated by Stephanie Bashall) are cute for about five seconds.

Guy Pearce and Mary-Louise Parker are doomed to walk down a path of cinematic destruction. So says Variety who reports the two have been tapped to star in the psychological thriller The Well .Philip Seymour Hoffman and Emily Ziff's production company Cooper's Town Productions will oversee the development while actor Tim Guinee makes his feature directorial debut based on a script he will write...

1. The other night on Skinamax was a soft-core porn movie called 'The Devil Wears Nada.' I didn't watch it. I was skipping around insomniacily, looking for something good, and finaly saw 'Man On Wire' On Demand on Sundance Channel. Amazing. 2. Down the rabbit hole of YouTube, a search for some '70s Brit music (Elton John, Kiki Dee, Suzi Quatro) found me in a playlist that had a song called 'No ...

For the last 20 years or so, backcountry Greenwich resident David Levien has been realizing his dreams -- making movies and writing novels. Since graduating from the University of Michigan , Levien, 42, has become a successful screenwriter, director, producer and novelist.

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Variety reports that Philip Seymour Hoffman and Emily Ziff's production company Cooper's Town Productions is developing a psychological thriller titled The Well .

With any luck, later this year audiences everywhere will get to see "Howl," a brilliant film by Academy-Award winning documentary filmmakers Rob Epstein and Jeffrey...

The Owl City show tomorrow night has been moved from the Recher Theatre to Rams Head Live in Baltimore by popular demand. Owl City plays synth pop, and the band is led by Adam Young, a big fan of disco and electronic bands.

Janice Duclos will star in Sarah Ruhl's dark comedy Dead Man's Cell Phone for the Trinity Repertory Theatre in February.