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3 days ago · Mark Olsen writes about all kinds of movies for the Los Angeles Times as both a feature writer and reviewer. This week: Richard Kelly on 'Donnie Darko,' Joanna Arnow and Sean Baker on 'The Feeling ...
3 days ago · Baker (The Middle Matters) explores her deep love of her homeland, her grief at her mother's death shortly after her 18th birthday, and her struggle to tame the anger she inherited from her father. Baker's narrative moves through vivid descriptions of South Africa: purple-flowered jacaranda trees and horseback rides across the grassy veld.
2 days ago · Death notices. Donna Jo Baker, 70, of Anniston, AL, died Wednesday, May 8, 2024 at Anniston Regional Medical Center. Graveside service was held on Friday, May 10, 2024 in Rainsville Memorial Park with Bishop Donnie Ford officiating. Rainsville Funeral Home, Inc. directed. Bremon Raughton, 90, of Fort Payne, died Thursday, May 9, 2024.
5 days ago · Miranda Mills. Originally published in 2014 and made into a film in 2020, My Salinger Year has just been republished by the independent UK publisher, Slightly Foxed, as one of their beautiful, pocket-sized hardbacks. Hugely popular since its initial publication a decade ago, My Salinger Year is a funny, heartfelt memoir about Joanna’s ...
3 days ago · George R. “Pat” Kelly, 89, died on Dec. 21, 2009. He was the loving husband of Eleanor (Chieffo); devoted father of Patricia Nemeth (Charles) and Joanne Baker (John); grandfather “…
3 days ago · Joanna Arnow, director of the dark comedy 'The Feeling That the Time for Doing Something Has Passed,' talks to fellow filmmaker Sean Baker. On an early Zoom call before beginning production on her filmwas asked if she’d consider casting sometime else in the lead role as Ann, an awkward, aloof and unassuming 30-something who drifts between ...
3 days ago · Wasa®, the largest crispbread baker in the world, is introducing a limited-edition Wasa Snackle Set for fans' on-the-go snacking occasions. Dropping in limited qualities exclusively on Amazon ...
