Month: November 2007

Australia’s Path Bends Away From U.S.

November 26, 2007

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Australia’s Path Bends Away From U.S.
By RAYMOND BONNER
Published: November 26, 2007
The defeat of John Howard, Australia’s prime minister, will bring changes in Australia’s foreign policy that will be felt in Washington.

ALP 07

November 24, 2007

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Australian Premier, an Ally of Bush, Is Defeated
By TIM JOHNSTON
Published: November 25, 2007
Prime Minister John Howard, one of President Bush’s staunchest allies in Asia, suffered a resounding loss after 11 years in power.

The Mist

November 24, 2007

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Something Creepy This Way Creeps, and It Spells Bad News
Published: November 21, 2007
Stephen King’s The Mist

Shanghai Surprise

November 24, 2007

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For All the Rock in China
By BEN SISARIO
Published: November 25, 2007
With the Western market in a downturn, more performers look East.

Lo Fidelity

November 24, 2007

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Hard to Be an Audiophile in an iPod World
By ANTHONY TOMMASINI
Published: November 25, 2007
As LPs and stereos have given way to CDs and MP3 players, are high-quality systems endangered?

Lights, Camera – Sex!

November 24, 2007

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More ‘Sex,’ and the City Is Happy About It
By MELENA RYZIK
Published: November 25, 2007
Carrie, Miranda, Charlotte and Samantha are older. New York is wiser. So many challenges for the ‘Sex and the City’ movie.

Woody Harrelson

November 24, 2007

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Loves the Beach, the Planet and Movies
By DAVID CARR
Published: November 25, 2007
With a new feature and two more on the way, Woody Harrelson is in the midst of a rekindled affair with the movies.

Martha Plimpton

November 24, 2007

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So Odd, but Lately in Classic Fashion
By MELENA RYZIK
Published: November 25, 2007
After nearly 30 years as an actor, Martha Plimpton has only recently changed her position from indie character actress to classics star.

Woody Talks

November 17, 2007

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Woody Talks
Review by DAVID KAMP
Published: November 18, 2007
Eric Lax’s new book of interviews with Woody Allen, along with recent collections of Allen’s fiction and prose, helps burnish the director’s legacy.

Late Shows Move to Help the Workers Not on Strike

November 17, 2007

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Late Shows Move to Help the Workers Not on Strike
By BILL CARTER
Published: November 16, 2007
With no end in sight to the writers strike, several hosts of late-night shows have begun taking steps to ensure that their nonwriting staffs receive some portion of their pay.