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The fun wizards and witches of Harry Potter’s world frequently have been compared with the sexy vamps of “Twilight.” I’ve read and enjoyed both series, but I’m glad they are different.
Hard rockers of all sorts from the 1980s are once again at the peak of pop culture. And Def Leppard singer Joe Elliott says he knows why.
Since his arrival as senior vice president of programming in 1996, Rich Ross has transformed the Disney Channel from a cable TV backwater that ran old films and educational fare into a reliable profit engine for the Walt Disney Co.
Filmmaker Costa-Gavras landmark political thriller “Z,” with its generalized indictment of government corruption everywhere, packed a powerful punch when it was released in 1969. It still does.
Ladies, presenting the star of the action-packed new TNT series “Dark Blue”… Dylan McDermott! No? That did not stop traffic? That did not launch a thousand TiVos? Well, perhaps that is the reason that the former star of ABC’s “The Practice” does not have lead billing in most of the publicity material being circulated by TNT to promote “Dark Blue,” which begins 9 p.m. Wednesday.
Previous ColumnsClasses JAPANESE COOKING DEMONSTRATION: 2-5 p.m. July 16, Hy-Vee, 12200 State Line, Leawood. Free. (913-345-9477)
Here's the buzz on KC's best watering holes from packed pubs to underground dives: hundreds of bar listings, cool bartender profiles and dedicated regulars' tips.
Only in Adult Swimland could a juvenile activity be transformed into legitimate adult silliness. Kansas City is one of just nine venues chosen for the Robot Chicken Roller Skating Tour ... although one suspects this is a dubious honor as there may only be nine big-city roller rinks left in America.
We knew Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen would do well, but $300 million well? In less than two weeks? What's its secret?
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I’m happy to have any appetite at all since watching “Food, Inc.” Director Robert Kenner’s documentary is powerful. Maybe even life-changing.
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Starlight Theatre has mounted a lively production of the classic Depression-era musical “Anything Goes.”
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Addresses, Web sites and phone numbers for music venues throughout Kansas City and Lawrence
Check out the finalists and the winners in our 28-Second Film Fest contest
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