Putting the punch in 'Boeing Boeing': timing is everything
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Ever wonder how actors get the hair-trigger timing right in a comedy? Pull up a front row seat.
Ever wonder how actors get the hair-trigger timing right in a comedy? Pull up a front row seat.
Thorough and wide-ranging, but rather impersonal. That sums up The Kansas City Star’s 2007 crop of Noteworthy Books. We employed a large panel of staffers and freelancers and vigorously debated the results. It worked out just fine.
The holiday TV season officially begins tonight with a new hourlong special from cable satirist Stephen Colbert, whose “Colbert Christmas: The Greatest Gift of All!” sets the bar very high. We’re talking Charlie Brown high. We’re talking Peter Billingsley high. We’re talking Willie Nelson high.
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Anyone who has ever attended the annual performance of Handel's Messiah at the Community of Christ Auditorium knows that it's much more than just a concert. It's an iconic cultural event for the entire Kansas City region.
Yeah, you’re right. It is too early to talk about holiday movies. Don’t blame us. Blame Hollywood.
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The holiday TV season officially begins tonight with a new hourlong special from cable satirist Stephen Colbert, whose “Colbert Christmas: The Greatest Gift of All!” sets the bar very high. We’re talking Charlie Brown high. We’re talking Peter Billingsley high. We’re talking Willie Nelson high.
Never invest your own money in your movie.” As a professor of economics at UMKC, Stephen Pruitt is well aware of this First Law of Hollywood Financing.
Ever wonder how actors get the hair-trigger timing right in a comedy? Pull up a front row seat.
Why choose fresh cranberries over canned, which cost less than half the price? For starters, an informal but blind taste test (we closed our eyes and didn’t peek) revealed the cooked, fresh cranberries were vastly superior in flavor and texture to jellied (bitter) or sauce (OK but cloying).