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3-Minute Interview: Tyler Perry
- The popular producer, writer and director’s new romantic comedy “Meet the Browns” opens today.
- The popular producer, writer and director’s new romantic comedy “Meet the Browns” opens today.
3-Minute Interview: Andre Royo
- “The Wire,” which debuted in 2002, concludes its run on HBO with a finale airing at 9 p.m. Sunday. Andre Royo, who plays Bubbles, a street-smart, homeless addict, talks about the show.
- “The Wire,” which debuted in 2002, concludes its run on HBO with a finale airing at 9 p.m. Sunday. Andre Royo, who plays Bubbles, a street-smart, homeless addict, talks about the show.
3-Minute Interview: Michael Wolff
- The acclaimed jazz pianist, a former Berkeley resident, has released a new album, “jazz, JAZZ, jazz.” He appears Sunday at the Bach Dancing & Dynamite Society in Half Moon Bay and Monday at Yoshi’s San Francisco.
- The acclaimed jazz pianist, a former Berkeley resident, has released a new album, “jazz, JAZZ, jazz.” He appears Sunday at the Bach Dancing & Dynamite Society in Half Moon Bay and Monday at Yoshi’s San Francisco.
3-Minute Interview: Martin Lawrence
- The actor’s latest movie, which opened Friday, is “Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins.” He plays a self-help TV talk show host in Hollywood who isn’t shown star treatment when he goes back to Georgia for his parents’ 50th anniversary.
- The actor’s latest movie, which opened Friday, is “Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins.” He plays a self-help TV talk show host in Hollywood who isn’t shown star treatment when he goes back to Georgia for his parents’ 50th anniversary.
Chris Brown shows off his many talents
- Not many songs can get Chris Brown into the holiday season quite like the late Donny Hathaway’s “This Christmas.”
- Not many songs can get Chris Brown into the holiday season quite like the late Donny Hathaway’s “This Christmas.”
The many talents of Chris Brown
- LOS ANGELES — Not many songs can get Chris Brown into the holiday season quite like the late Donny Hathaway’s “This Christmas.” So when he was asked to perform it (as well as Otis Redding’s R&B classic “Try a Little Tenderness”) in the new romantic comedy “This Christmas,” which opens Wednesday, Brown was absolutely “thrilled.”
- LOS ANGELES — Not many songs can get Chris Brown into the holiday season quite like the late Donny Hathaway’s “This Christmas.” So when he was asked to perform it (as well as Otis Redding’s R&B classic “Try a Little Tenderness”) in the new romantic comedy “This Christmas,” which opens Wednesday, Brown was absolutely “thrilled.”
Eulogies deliver light in the dark
- If Peter Walker — front man for the group Eulogies — had his way, he’d love to live in San Francisco. He grew up in The City, and attended nearby Menlo High School. But now that he and bandmates Tim Hutton (bass) and Chris Reynolds (drums) have released their self-titled, debut album on the Los Angeles-based independent Dangerbird Records label — which Walker co-founded — the group finds itself in Tinseltown more than the Bay Area.
- If Peter Walker — front man for the group Eulogies — had his way, he’d love to live in San Francisco. He grew up in The City, and attended nearby Menlo High School. But now that he and bandmates Tim Hutton (bass) and Chris Reynolds (drums) have released their self-titled, debut album on the Los Angeles-based independent Dangerbird Records label — which Walker co-founded — the group finds itself in Tinseltown more than the Bay Area.
‘Death Sentence’ explores revenge
- Kelly Preston admittedly wrestled with a decision to appear in James Wan’s gritty, violent new movie, “Death Sentence.”
- Kelly Preston admittedly wrestled with a decision to appear in James Wan’s gritty, violent new movie, “Death Sentence.”
The 3-minute interview with Aisha Tyler
- Although it may seem as though the actress and stand-up comedian has gone Hollywood since appearing on TV’s “Talk Soup,” “Friends” and “24”; and in this week’s movies “Balls of Fury” and “Death Sentence,” she says her heart will always be in San Francisco.
- Although it may seem as though the actress and stand-up comedian has gone Hollywood since appearing on TV’s “Talk Soup,” “Friends” and “24”; and in this week’s movies “Balls of Fury” and “Death Sentence,” she says her heart will always be in San Francisco.
Josh Hartnett nabs a scoop in ‘Champ’
- Tackling the role of a father and sports reporter in “Resurrecting the Champ” not only gave Josh Hartnett insight about parenting, he also has a newfound appreciation for journalists.
- Tackling the role of a father and sports reporter in “Resurrecting the Champ” not only gave Josh Hartnett insight about parenting, he also has a newfound appreciation for journalists.
Damon: Jason Bourne’s story ‘has now been told’
- Except for the movie “Good Will Hunting,” Academy Award-winner Matt Damon says there hasn’t been a role that’s had a bigger impact on his life and career than that of Jason Bourne in the thrilling “Bourne” espionage franchise.
- Except for the movie “Good Will Hunting,” Academy Award-winner Matt Damon says there hasn’t been a role that’s had a bigger impact on his life and career than that of Jason Bourne in the thrilling “Bourne” espionage franchise.
Lemmons takes on famed DJ’s story
- Perhaps outside Washington, D.C., few people are familiar with the story of Ralph Waldo “Petey” Greene Jr. In the mid-1960s, the former ex-con was an outspoken civil rights activist, comedian and revered disc jockey on D.C.’s WOL-AM radio station, where he worked until his death in 1984.
- Perhaps outside Washington, D.C., few people are familiar with the story of Ralph Waldo “Petey” Greene Jr. In the mid-1960s, the former ex-con was an outspoken civil rights activist, comedian and revered disc jockey on D.C.’s WOL-AM radio station, where he worked until his death in 1984.
