Film director Smith gets 'Comic' for TV - Boston Globe

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Film director Smith gets 'Comic' for TV Boston Globe We invented the comic book in our country. I mean, we didn't invent the illustration, but we invented all in color for a dime. So it's one of the things like jazz that Americans can actually claim for their own. I just dig it, though, because it's ... and more »

Out of Focus - The Smart Set

Out of Focus The Smart Set But if any company should have recognized what 2012 would be like in, say, 1988, Kodak should have. After all, it pretty much invented 2012 in 1888. That was the year that company founder George Eastman introduced the Kodak No. and more »

How Moshi Monsters Came To Dominate Kids Entertainment - Forbes

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How Moshi Monsters Came To Dominate Kids Entertainment Forbes Disappointingly, Mr. Moshi doesn't work in a rainbow-colored monster cave but in a trendy warehouse-style office in East London. His real name is Michael Acton-Smith, and his company, Mind Candy, is behind the colorful social game for kids called Moshi ... and more »

Woody Allen's romanticized Paris is not today's harsh reality - Washington Times

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Woody Allen's romanticized Paris is not today's harsh reality Washington Times Even the cinematography has been jumped up to heighten the colors beyond reality. The shifting of time from the present to the past and back makes it a kind of Back to the Future meets Moulin Rouge exercise. True, the city itself is a living film set. and more »

Learning The Secret Of Rugby, Nine Concussions Later - Deadspin

Learning The Secret Of Rugby, Nine Concussions Later Deadspin I was a writer, too, but it was hard to decide how hard to write or how hard to play: I underslept and didn't own a TV—I couldn't squeeze much more into my day. At least some weekends I joined my new, career-bound friends to drink and hit on Harvard's ...

The Carousel of Progress Cast - USA TODAY (blog)

The Carousel of Progress Cast USA TODAY (blog) Since the scenes would jump about 20 years, the dog would be a different breed and color in each scene, suggesting the faithful pet had passed on and been replaced by another canine. Unlike the robins, Walt allowed a special artificial nylon fur to be ... and more »