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‘Last Rites’ a labor of love
- To honor New College — a San Francisco school that recently folded after 35 years of innovation in education — faculty and alumni have banded together to present “Last Rites for the Lost Republic: New College 1973-2008.”
- To honor New College — a San Francisco school that recently folded after 35 years of innovation in education — faculty and alumni have banded together to present “Last Rites for the Lost Republic: New College 1973-2008.”
Martial arts and dance meld into one
- Lines Ballet director Alonzo King explains how his troupe came to collaborate with the Shaolin monks on “Long River High,” a production that returns for a second year beginning Wednesday.
- Lines Ballet director Alonzo King explains how his troupe came to collaborate with the Shaolin monks on “Long River High,” a production that returns for a second year beginning Wednesday.
Review: McCarthy’s welcome ‘Visitor’
- Indie director Tom McCarthy thinks he got the better part of the deal when the State Department invited him to take “The Station Agent,” his much-honored first film, to the Middle East as part of an outreach program.
- Indie director Tom McCarthy thinks he got the better part of the deal when the State Department invited him to take “The Station Agent,” his much-honored first film, to the Middle East as part of an outreach program.
Looking for ‘Hollywood Chinese’
- Move over, Grauman’s. To film lovers, “Hollywood Chinese” has for nearly a century referred to that ersatz Chinese pagoda that boasts among its 210 celebrity footprints Tom Mix’s horse and “Star Wars” robot R2-D2 — but only one Chinese name, John Woo, who was not added until 2002.
- Move over, Grauman’s. To film lovers, “Hollywood Chinese” has for nearly a century referred to that ersatz Chinese pagoda that boasts among its 210 celebrity footprints Tom Mix’s horse and “Star Wars” robot R2-D2 — but only one Chinese name, John Woo, who was not added until 2002.