Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Tom Hanks To Make Broadway Debut | 'Meticulously Tidy' Architecture | Where Was All The Jazz At Jazz Fest?

Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Tom Hanks is slated to make his Broadway debut next year as Mike McAlary, the Daily News columnist in Nora Ephron's "Lucky Guy." The actor is in negotiations for the project, Hanks' publicist confirmed the news to the New York Times today.

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	David Macaray: Everything Began in the 1950s Portraying the '50s as intellectually stunted not only misses the point, it wildly misrepresents what really happened. Not only was the decade not an era of mindless conformity, it was the diametric opposite.
	E. Nina Rothe: Portrait of Wally: A Film About an Indisputable Quest for Justice I never imagined that a film about a painting, a portrait of a woman with haunting eyes and copper hair, would be as full of life, love, passion and betrayal as Andrew Shea's Portrait of Wally.

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