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Speakasy with actor Jeremy Renner
The Hurt Locker actor discusses his explosive career
Visual Arts
Artist Leisa Rich gets to the root of the problem
Rich's graphic textile works are on view at Callanwolde through Aug. 28
Book Review
Howard Dean hollers back
The politician/author discusses Prescription for Real Healthcare Reform at Manuel's July 10
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Plaza series puts artistic inspiration in deep focus
R. Land's gone fishin' with Zaat-themed work for Art Opening and Movie's current installment
Book Review
Crossing the Lines revisits the Civil Rights Movement
Author Richard Doster appears at Opal Gallery Mon., July 6, 7 p.m.
Theater Review
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof is built like a brick house
Georgia Shakespeare's grand production puts the Tennessee Williams play in the company of the classical canon
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Movie Review
Woody Allen’s Whatever hardly Works
The film pushes Larry David into Allen’s discomfort zone
Movie Review
Michelle Pfeiffer’s ooh-la-la makes the most of Chéri
Pfeiffer reunites with her Dangerous Liaisons director for a more trivial tale of French love and decadence
Hollywood Product
Hollywood Product: Public Enemies
The cops-and-robbers flick starts with a bang and ends with a whimper
Movie Review
Moon hits your eye like old-school sci-fi
A thoughtful tale of lunar isolation in the tradition of 2001: A Space Odyssey
Movie Review
Big Man Japan tackles giant monsters, audience expectations
The intentionally drab mockumentary profiling Japan's depressed champion gives way to utterly weird fight scenes
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