FEAST OF LOVE
(R)
MOVIE: *** (out of 5)
DVD EXPERIENCE: *** (out of 5)
STARRING
Morgan Freeman as HARRY STEVENSON
Greg Kinnear as BRADLEY SMITH
Radha Mitchell as DIANA
Billy Burke as DAVID WATSON
Selma Blair as KATHRYN
Alexa Davalos as CHLOE
Directed by: Robert Benton
Studio: MGM
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STRANGE WILDERNESSFebruary 1, 2008
STARRING
Steve Zahn as PETER GAULKE
Allen Covert as FRED WOLF
Jonah Hill as COOKER
Kevin Heffernan as WHITAKER
Ashley Scott as CHERYL
Peter Dante as DANNY GUITERREZ
Harry Hamlin as SKY PIERSON
Robert Patrick as GUS HAYDEN
Studio: Paramount
Directed by: Fred Wolf
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OVER HER DEAD BODYFebruary 1, 2008
STARRING
Eva Longoria as KATE
Paul Rudd as HENRY
Lake Bell as ASHLEY
Jason Biggs as DAN
Lindsay Sloane as CHLOE
Studio: New Line Cinema
Directed by: Jeff Lowell
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THE EYEFebruary 1, 2008
STARRING
Jessica Alba as SYDNEY WELLS
Alessandro Nivola as DR. PAUL FAULKNER
Parker Posey as HELEN WELLS
Rade Serbedzija as SIMON MCCULLOUGH
Fernanda Romero as ANA CHRISTINA MARTINEZ
Rachael Ticotin as ROSA MARTINEZ
Studio: Lionsgate
Directed by: David Moreau and Xavier Palud
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A Conversation with Richard Sherman, Disney composer from “The Aristocats”
BY KEVIN CARR
Anyone who has seen the classic Disney films understands the importance of music in these movies. While it seems to be disappearing from the standard feature, the classic films have songs that are equally – or even more – famous than the movies themselves.
Songwriter Richard Sherman became a staff songwriter for Walt Disney in 1960. Along with his brother Robert, he was responsible for a large portion of the Disney vault of songs. From the infuriatingly infectious “It’s a Small World” to the tunes of “Mary Poppins,” the Sherman brothers helped write the songs that made the Disney films famous.
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A Conversation with John Caparulo from “Vince Vaughn’s Wild West Comedy Show”
BY KEVIN CARR
A few years back, Hollywood star Vince Vaughn decided to do a good thing for a group of friends he had met while hanging out in the comedy clubs of Los Angeles. He spearheaded a cross-country comedy show featuring four up-and-coming comics. The show, dubbed “Vince Vaughn’s Wild West Comedy Show,” hit 30 cities in 30 days, selling out across the country.
One of the comics featured in the show was Ohio-born John Caparulo, who was born in East Liverpool, Ohio (which can be found in the no-mans-land where Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia meet). Of course, few people outside of Ohio (and frankly, few people inside Ohio) know where East Liverpool is, so Caparulo generally calls himself a Cleveland boy.
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