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In praise of ... Elizabeth Taylor | Editorial
For Dame Liz, as for the bard, life was but a stage
Divorced, remarried, died and survived. It is an achievement of sorts for a woman to be able to lay claim to the sort of spousal mnemonic associated with a Tudor brute, and without any recourse to beheading. But it must be admitted that the life of Elizabeth Taylor – which stretched from the second world war's silver screen through to Twitter, before coming to a close yesterday – was frequently chaotic, sometimes unhappily so. Known as a child to Hollywood's great gossip, Hedda Hopper, the London-born star had an instinct for feeding the media beast, at a time when the now world-conquering celebrity culture was still the exclusive preserve of tinsel town. Having stared into her violet eyes as a child star, cinema goers of her own generation felt an almost parental concern in reading about her later travails. In»
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Kenan Thompson Will Be A Party Starter
To say that films based on Saturday Night Live characters, or indeed that simply feature SNL performers in leading roles are a mixed bunch is sort of like saying Genghis Khan occasionally liked a scrap. For every Wayne’s World and Ghostbusters, there’s a Night at the Roxbury or It’s Pat. Or The Ladies Man. We could go on… But that isn’t stopping SNL overlord Lorne Michaels, who is looking to launch one of the current performers – Kenan Thompson – on to the big screen with Party Starters.Or maybe we should say re-launch, because it’s not like he’s new to the game. He’s been working in films since 1992’s D2: The Mighty Ducks, had the lead in Fat Albert, got menaced by slithery reptiles in Snakes on a Plane, lent his voice to Space Chimps and has provided his tonsil talents once again to»
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