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Paying Tribute to Errol Flynn's Controversial Biographer - Posted May 10, 2012
There have been several memorable remembrances of journalist and biographer Charles Higham, who passed away in LA late last month at the age 80. Most notably, locally, was Joel Bellman's guest post on LA Observed about... [FishbowlLA]
Citizen Kane Finally Cracks the Hearst Castle - Posted January 23, 2012
When San Luis Obispo International Film Festival director Wendy Eidson originally floated the idea of a first-ever screening of Citizen Kane at the Hearst Castle, she was actually joking. But ... [FishbowlLA]
Terry Gilliam Still Chasing After Windmills - Posted November 28, 2011
During a recent visit to Los Angeles, director Terry Gilliam took the time to chat... [FishbowlLA]
UCLA Prof Comments on Pauline Kael's Research Theft - Posted November 10, 2011
If UCLA professor emeritus Howard Suber one day finds himself sitting in a chair in his dying old age, muttering about a traumatic, formative turning point, his golden whispered word could well be "research."
As detailed in ... [FishbowlLA]
Unseen 1972 Orson Welles Film Finally Poised For Release - Posted January 25, 2011
The Other Side of the Wind, an Orson Welles' film, which he shot and directed in 1972 but never finished, may finally be set to be re... [FishbowlLA]
Media Events 1.17.08 - Posted January 17, 2008
THURSDAY 1.17.08
WHAT: Book reading and signing
WHO: Author Beth Lisick, Helping Me Help Myself
WHEN: 7 p.m.
WHERE: Book Soup
WHY: As the tagline reads: One skeptic. Ten self-help gurus. Don't mi... [FishbowlLA]
FBLA 20 Questions: Alex Ben Block - Posted September 17, 2007
Entertainment journalist and author Alex Ben Block writes a column for Hollywood Today but still gave in to our pestering and answered those "so vapid they must be insightful" questions.
1. What n... [FishbowlLA]
Drinking and Cooking with Jim Harrison - Posted January 25, 2007
The New York Times' Charles McGrath chats with Jim Harrison, author of "rugged, outdoorsy books" like TRUE NORTH, LEGENDS OF THE FALL and THE SUMMER HE DIDN'T DIE. And for many years as a part-time screenwriter, Harrison's life reflected this rugged, wild ethos as he would pal around with Or... [GalleyCat]
