BartCop Entertainment Archives - Sunday, 27 March, 2005
Sunday
27 March, 2005
(Updated Daily)
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'Best of TBH Politoons'
Thanks, again, Tim!
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Recommended Reading
from Bruce
Paul Pringle: It's Brutal in the Bail Business (LA Times)
A get-out-of-jail mart thrives in the shadows of two L.A. lockups. Lucrative bond fees are fueling some cutthroat practices.
Tom Hilliard: The Education Censors (Metroland)
Religious conservatives in Texas are pressuring textbook publishers to conform to their agenda-which is changing schoolbooks everywhere
Umbra Fisk: A Tragedy of Manners (Grist)
On talking about environmentalism without being preachy
Mark Fiore: Georgie's Angels
Newbery Medal and Honor Books, 1922-Present
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EVERY WATERFALL
IS LIVING TESTIMONY
GORGEOUS GRAVITY
Zen Man
(in the mountains)
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Another Rant
Avery Ant
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KIRO - Tonight 9pm - 1am
Erin Hart
Have we completely lost our sense of the separation of church and state?
Why are the cable networks replaying the loop of Terri Schiavo over and
over. Why is everyone exploiting her save her husband and those of us who
would vastly rather leave her alone? But we cannot because these government
tactics must be decried for what they are: a gross overreaching of the
government into private agony. Can you see the marching column of extreme
right wing nominations to the bench incoming to the Senate?
We'll talk about felon voting; state priorities; hope for equal rights and
more locally.
Then we have a chance to talk to Kurt Eichenwald, author of "Conspiracy of
Fools" about the folks who ran Enron into the ground and drove us all up the
energy wall.
Speaking of which--why are gasoline prices so high, hummmmmm. Are we just
taking more and more and rebelling less and less?
Check out
Erin Hart Show on
KIRO (now STREAMING).
I'll be visiting Erin's show tonight, probably after 10pm-ish (pst).
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In The Chaos Household
Last Night
Sunny, breezy spring day.
Nothing like waking up early on a sleep-in Saturday to the dulcet tones of a 12-year old retching. Ack.
Things have calmed down considerably.
Tonight, Sunday:
CBS starts the night with '60 Minutes', followed by a FRESH 'Cold Case', then a FRESH made-for-TV movie 'James Patterson's 'Suzanne's Diary For Nicholas'.
NBC opens the night with 'Dateline', followed by a FRESH 'The Contender', then a FRESH 'Law & Order: Criminal Intent', followed by a FRESH 'Crossing Jordan'.
ABC begins the night with a FRESH 'America's So-Called Funniest Home Videos', followed by a FRESH 'Extreme Makeover; Home Edition', then a FRESH 'Desperate Housewives', followed by the SERIES PREMIERE of 'Grey's Anatomy'.
The WB offers a RERUN 'Charmed', followed by another RERUN 'Charmed', then a RERUN 'Steve Harvey's Big Time Challenge'.
Faux has a FRESH 'King Of The Hill', followed by a FRESH 'Malcolm', then a FRESH 'Simpsons', followed by a FRESH 'Arrested Development', then a RERUN 'Simpsons', followed by a FRESH, but unfunny, 'Kelsey's Sketch Show'.
UPN pisses away the night with RERUNs of 'Fear Factor'.
A&E has 'Cold Case Files', 'The First 48', 'Family Plots', another 'Family Plots', then a FRESH 'Intervention'.
AMC offers the movie 'Tammy & The Millionaire', followed by the movie 'Tammy & The Bachelor', then the movie 'Tammy Tell Me True'.
BBC -
[2pm] 'Kumars at No. 42' - Helena Bonham Carter;
[2:40pm] 'Kumars at No. 42' - Richard E. Grant and Michael Parkinson;
[3:20pm] 'Kumars at No. 42' - Stephen Fry;
[4pm] 'Kumars at No. 42' - Minnie Driver;
[4:40pm] 'Kumars at No. 42' - Donny Osmond;
[5:20pm] 'Kumars at No. 42' - Patrick Stewart;
[6pm] 'Bargain Hunt' - Shepton Mallet;
[6:30pm] 'Bargain Hunt' - Ardingly;
[7pm] 'Cash in the Attic' - Episode 3;
[7:30pm] 'Cash in the Attic' - Episode 4;
[8pm] 'This Life' - Brief Encounter;
[9pm] 'Cash in the Attic' - Episode 3;
[9:30pm] 'Cash in the Attic' - Episode 4;
[10pm] 'The Long Firm' - Episode 4;
[11pm] 'This Life' - Brief Encounter;
[12am] 'Cash in the Attic' - Episode 3;
[12:30am] 'Cash in the Attic' - Episode 4;
[1am] 'The Long Firm' - Episode 4;
[2am] 'This Life' - Brief Encounter;
[3am] 'Cash in the Attic' - Episode 3;
[3:30am] 'Cash in the Attic' - Episode 4;
[4am] 'The Long Firm' - Episode 4;
[5am] 'This Life' - Brief Encounter;
[6am] 'BBC World News'. (ALL TIMES EST)
Bravo has 'Project Greenlight', 'Inside The Actors Studio' (Robin Williams), and the movie 'Waterworld'.
Comedy Central has the movie 'Saving Silverman', followed by the movie 'Scary Movie 2', 'Chappelle's Show', and another 'Chappelle's Show'.
History has 'In The Footsteps Of Jesus', 'Visions Of Mary', and 'Beyond The Da Vinci Code'.
IFC -
[6AM] 'Zatoichi #19: Blind Swordsman Samaritan' (1968);
[7:30AM] 'Running With The Bulls' (2003);
[8:15AM] 'Buena Vista Social Club' (1999);
[10AM] 'Mr. & Mrs. Bridge' (1990);
[12:15PM] 'Trust' (1990);
[2:05PM] 'My Best Fiend' (1999);
[3:45PM] 'Mr. & Mrs. Bridge' (1990);
[6PM] 'Looking For Richard' (1996);
[8PM] 'The Straight Story' (1999);
[9:30PM] 'Magnolia' (1999);
[1:15AM] 'The Straight Story' (1999);
[3:15AM] 'IFC Short Film Collection I' (2003);
[5:15AM] 'Running With The Bulls' (2003). (ALL TIMES EST)
SciFi has the movie 'The Shadow', followed by the movie 'The Phantom'.
Sundance -
[7:40AM] 'In Praise of Love' (Feature);
[9:20AM] 'Je T'aime John Wayne' (Feature);
[9:30AM] 'The Last Kiss' (Feature);
[11:30AM] 'Anatomy of a Scene: Die Mommie Die!' (Original Production);
[12PM] 'The Flower of Evil' (Feature);
[1:45PM] 'Das Bus' (Feature);
[3:30PM] 'Twilight of the Ice Nymphs' (Feature);
[5:05PM] 'Mondo Plympton' (Short);
[6PM] 'Julie Walking Home' (Feature);
[8PM] 'Tokyo Girls' (Documentary);
[9PM] 'La Femme Nikita' (Feature);
[11PM] 'Foxy Brown' (Feature);
[12:35AM] 'Das Bus' (Feature);
[2:15AM] 'Fulltime Killer' (World Cinema);
[4AM] 'Betty' (Feature);
[5:40AM] 'Twilight of the Ice Nymphs' (Feature). (ALL TIMES EST)
TCM:
[6am] 'The Singing Nun' (1966);
[8am] 'Boys' Town' (1938);
[10am] 'Easter Parade' (1948);
[12pm] 'King Of Kings' (1961);
[3pm] 'West Side Story' (1961);
[6pm] 'The Band Wagon' (1953);
[8pm] 'The Greatest Story Ever Told' (1965);
[12am] 'The Passion of Joan of Arc' (1928);
[1:30am] 'Private Potter' (1963);
[3am] 'The Prodigal' (1955);
[5am] 'Lana Turner: A Daughter's Memoir' (2001). (ALL TIMES EST)
Monday - 03/28
TCM: spends most of the morning and all of the afternoon celebrating
Dirk Bogarde (who was born on this day in 1921), then
features 4 films with 'The Fretful Frog', Claudette Colbert.
[6:30am] 'Madame X' (1966);
[8:30am] 'Cast A Dark Shadow' (1955);
[10am] 'Night Ambush' (1957);
[12pm] 'The Doctor's Dilemma' (1959);
[2pm] 'Libel' (1959);
[4pm] 'The Angel Wore Red' (1960);
[6pm] 'The Password Is Courage' (1963);
[8pm] 'The Secret Heart' (1946);
[10pm] 'Tomorrow Is Forever' (1946);
[12am] 'The Secret Fury' (1950);
[1:30am] 'Without Reservations' (1946);
[3:15am] 'Allegheny Uprising' (1939);
[4:45am] 'Central Airport' (1933). (ALL TIMES EST)
Any opinions?
Or reviews?
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Los Angeles Mayor Jim Hahn, left, and councilman and mayoral candidate Antonio Villaraigosa, right, walk the procession with Los Angeles Cardinal Roger Mahony at the 75th annual Blessing of the Animals at Olvera Street, Saturday, March 26, 2005, in Los Angeles.
Photo by Mark J. Terrill
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Directing DeGraw Music Video
Zach Braff
"Scrubs" star Zach Braff is returning to the director's chair. Braff, who wrote and directed "Garden State" last year, will direct the latest video from singer-songwriter Gavin DeGraw.
"Zach and I met at one of my shows and I was so flattered to hear he was a fan of my music," DeGraw said in a statement Friday. "He has a great vision for the `Chariot' video, and I'm really excited to work with him."
The video for "Chariot," the title track of DeGraw's debut album, is scheduled to shoot in Los Angeles on March 29.
Zach Braff
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Kids Film Fest In L.A.
Giffoni Hollywood Film Festival
Will Smith and Jon Voight are helping bring an Italian film festival for children to Los Angeles.
The pair announced the Giffoni Hollywood Film Festival on Friday.
It is scheduled to run April 28 through May 1 and will feature more than 20 films geared toward children, the pair said Friday.
Giffoni Hollywood Film Festival
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A magpie perches atop a statue of Jesus at sunrise as the setting moon appears behind as a halo on Easter Sunday in Sydney March 27, 2005. Pope John Paul missed an Easter Vigil service on Saturday night but wished the world peace as Roman Catholics approached the most joyous day in the Christian calendar with sadness because of his frail health.
Photo by Tim Wimborne
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Named FCC Chairman
Kevin Martin
The White House has appointed Kevin Martin chairman of the Federal Communications Commission. Martin, 38, has been a member of the FCC since 2001 and has voted against outgoing chairman and fellow Republican Michael Powell on several key issues. He also has emerged as an energetic critic of broadcast indecency, proposing heavy fines and calling for cable to institute a family-friendly programming tier.
Kevin Martin
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Preps for Web Radio Push
Clear Channel
Clear Channel Communications plans to make a big push into Internet radio next month with a new music-performance series that will be syndicated weekly to hundreds of its local-station Web sites across the United States.
The radio giant also is upping its commitment to the streaming business by bringing the programing from all of its stations in the top 25 markets -- 300 stations in total -- to online listeners by May 1.
Each week a different act will perform five songs in an intimate, closed-studio setting in New York or Los Angeles. The format combines new songs, reinterpretations of hits and covers.
Clear Channel already streams 200 of its 1,200 stations. But without a coherent Internet strategy until now, it has been playing second fiddle in Web radio to the dominant online-only players.
Clear Channel
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Cancels Broadway Run
'Sweet Charity'
The musical "Sweet Charity," hobbled by star Christina Applegate's broken foot and weak ticket sales, has canceled its planned run on Broadway and will close after a final performance Sunday in Boston.
The $7.5 million production had been slated to begin preview performances here April 4 and to open April 21.
When Applegate broke her right foot during a March 11 performance in Chicago, Broadway veteran Charlotte d'Amboise took over for the show's 10-day run in Boston.
'Sweet Charity'
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Chinese dancers perform the dance 'thousand-handed Goddess of Mercy' during a show in Sanya, south China's island province of Hainan, March 25, 2005. The dance was presented by 21 deaf and mute dancers from China's Disabled People's Performing Arts Troupe. The troupe, established in 1987, is an amateur mass art troupe composed of visually impaired, audibly impaired and physically and mentally challenged people. Picture taken March 25, 2005.
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Band Changes Lineup
Russell Crowe
Russell Crowe's band is no more, but the Oscar-winning actor is still rocking. Crowe announced his band, Thirty Odd Foot of Grunts, "would seem to have dissolved/evolved." In a posting on the group's Web site, Crowe said a new album is forthcoming, but with a new lineup.
Thirty Odd Foot of Grunts was formed in 1992 and has been a frequent musical release for the actor. Crowe has remained committed to producing albums and touring despite his day job.
Crowe anticipates releasing the disc - which he describes as "soft, gentle, expressive" - by some method outside of the "formalized corporate structure of music."
Russell Crowe
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Marks Decade of Dissent
Anarchist Bookfair
Ten years after it started, the Bay Area Anarchist Bookfair has become a popular rallying point for the far left, thanks to shared enemies like the Bush Administration and the Patriot Act.
What originally was a few radicals getting together to talk politics has become the focus of an entire weekend of dissident cultural events, from punk rock concerts to soccer games.
"The Bush era has been good for anarchist consumerism," says Joey Cain, 50, a longtime supporter.
All 75 merchants' tables were sold out in advance of Saturday's fair in Golden Gate Park, making the fair one of the largest such events in North America, along with Montreal's "Festival of Anarchy" each May. Vendors come from as far away as Europe to sell rare anarchist and other political books.
For the rest, Anarchist Bookfair
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I'm Pissed
(formerly 'The Vidiot')
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Banned From Having Pens
C-Murder
The lawyer for rapper C-Murder, who angered authorities by recording parts of his upcoming music video and compact disc behind bars, has agreed to take only a pencil into jailhouse meetings.
The rapper, whose real name is Corey Miller, has been inside the Jefferson Parish jail for more than three years on a second-degree murder charge in the killing of a 16-year-old inside a nightclub.
Ron Rakosky, Miller's attorney, was barred from bringing anything but a pencil and pad into jail. Rakosky objected, saying Sheriff Harry Lee was "illegally intruding on the right of counsel" by barring documents related to Miller's criminal defense.
Under a March 16 agreement, Rakosky can bring legal documents into the jail, but he can only use a pencil. Lee's attorney said pens were barred because they are hollow and can be used to carry song lyrics.
C-Murder
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Children stroll through some 80,000 pots of pansies in pyramid shape in Yokohama, west of Tokyo, Saturday, March 26. 2005. The flower objects are a part of the festival marking the third anniversary of a red-brick shopping mall.
Photo by Koji Sasahara
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Shilling Solar on TV Show
Ahnold
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger (R-2 Passports) is scheduled to make a cameo appearance on the ABC television show "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" on Sunday to tout the use of solar electricity in homes and businesses.
The Republican governor will appear during Sunday night's episode, when a home is renovated with a solar photovoltaic system that allows the house to produce its own electricity, helping the owner to save on electricity bills, according to ABC's Web site and the San Francisco nonprofit Vote Solar.
Ahnold
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Colombian soldiers walk next to submarine find near Tumaco, Narino province, March 26, 2005. Colombian police found a homemade submarine capable of carrying $200 million worth of cocaine on a Pacific Ocean smuggling mission, Police, who acted on a tip, made no arrests after finding the submarine hidden in the port of Tumaco, near the border with Ecuador, the Administrative Security Department detective force said.
Photo by Eduardo Munoz
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Enjoys Revival
Hawaiian Language
"E heluhelu kakou," Nako`olani Warrington tells her third graders - let's read together.
But there's no need to translate at Ke Kula Kaipuni o Anuenue, a public immersion school where all instruction for the 350 students is in the Hawaiian language.
The school represents a turnaround for the native language, which appeared to be fading away 20 years ago. A 1983 survey estimated that only 1,500 people remained in Hawaii who could speak it, most of them elderly.
Today there are probably 6,000 to 8,000 Hawaiian language speakers throughout the state, most of them under 30, said Kalena Silva, professor of Hawaiian studies at the University of Hawaii-Hilo.
As a result, Hawaiian is the only indigenous language in the United States that showed growth in the 2000 census, said Verlieann Leimomi Malina-Wright, vice principal of Anuenue school. About 200,000 of Hawaii's 1.2 million people are of Native Hawaiian ancestry.
Hawaiian Language
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Three-year-old That Htar Zaw from Burma adjusts her hair-knot during her Shin Phu, a ceremony to become a novice nun, on the compounds of the Shwedagon pagoda in Myanmar's capital of Yangon, March 26, 2005. Myanmar will celebrate its Armed Forces Day which starts outside the Shwedagon pagoda on Sunday. The pagoda is the most sacred Buddhist site in Myanmar.
Photo by Adrees Latif
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Some Germans Want It Back
Berlin Wall
Nearly a quarter of western Germans and 12 percent of easterners want the Berlin Wall back -- more than 15 years after the fall of the barrier that split Germany during the Cold War, according to a survey.
The results of the poll, published on Saturday, reflected die-hard animosities over high reunification costs lowering western standards of living and economic turmoil in the east.
The survey of 2,000 Germans by Berlin's Free University and pollsters Forsa found 24 percent of those living in western Germany want the Wall back -- double the eastern level.
In Berlin itself, 11 percent of westerners and 8 percent of easterners said "yes" when asked: "Would it be better if the Wall between East and West were still standing?".
The poll also found that 47 percent of the easterners agree with the statement that the West "acquired the east like a colony", while 58 percent of the westerners back the statement that "easterners tend to wallow in self-pity".
Berlin Wall
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A female lemur climbs up a tree with her one-month-old twins riding along at the Buenos Aires Zoo, March 23, 2005. A lemur is a kind of primate related to simians, which is more arboreal, meaning they spend more of their time in trees and trees and bushes. Although lemurs are no longer being hunted as much as in the past, their survival is threatened because their natural forest habitats are being cut down for lumber and to clear lands for farming.
Photo by Enrique Marcarian
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