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Posted 08/29/07 in Vulture

The Industry

We're Just Not That Into Ben Affleck

Filed Under: ben affleck, bruce springsteen, drew barrymore, he's just not that into you, jennifer aniston, jesse eisenberg, kristen johnson, lucy thurber, michael t. weiss, the e street band, the illustrated man, The Industry, the rock, watchmen, witch mountain, zack snyder

Posted 07/31/07 in Vulture

The Industry

Public Theater Slate Includes Plays by Churchill and Shepard, Work by Hoffman and Strathairn

Filed Under: atlantic theater company, brian dennehy, carl franklin, caryl churchill, christian hoff, clash of the music videos, conversations in tusculum, crunk rock, david henry hwang, david strathairn, drew barrymore, drunk enough to say i love you, fabrizio moretti, joe mantello, justin haythe, kicking a dead horse, kid rock, kristen johnson, lil jon, lil wayne, little flower of east orange, lucy thurber, marc platt, new line, new order, p.o.d., pal joey, philip seymour hoffman, richard nelson, sam shepard, scarcity, snitch, stephen adly guirgis, stephen rea, the game, The Industry, the public theater, vh1, yellowface

Posted 06/01/07 in Vulture

The Industry

Almodóvar's ‘All About My Mother’ Heads to the Old Vic

Filed Under: all about my mother, andrew harries, anthony minghella, atlantic theater company, battlestar galactica, conor mcpherson, david eick, david mamet, david simon, doubleday, ed burns, ethan coen, frank deasy, fsg, generation kill, hamlet, hbo, helen mirren, james ransone, jez butterworth, john grisham, kevin spacey, lee tergesen, lucy thurber, matthew quick, michael kelly, nbc, neil pepe, old vic, pedro almodovar, peter parnell, phil traill, philip martin, playing for pizza, port authority, ronald moore, sam mendes, samuel adamson, sarah crichton, sarah crichton books, sci fi channel, second city, speed-the-plow, spoons, stephen fry, The Industry, the silver linings playbook, the tempest, the weinstein company, too awesome to make fun of
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