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...Love and Basketball”) is the star of the corporate finance world and the darling of wealthy black society. And then she falls in love with her gardener, Brian. And he’s white. Unfortunately, Kenya’s family, friends, and even Kenya herself struggle with Brian??s race and economic status. The rest of the movie follows the familiar plotline of “Kenya must follow her heart...
...therefore given the task of disposing of it. His antics—from being drugged to fending off the advances of an overeager pair of prostitutes—provide most of the play’s humor. Kulz is more than up to the task of portraying Brian??s increasingly ridiculous actions and deranged mental state. The problem, however, with having one character carry most of the burden of hysteria is that the other characters are, to some extent, straight-men, all trying to behave reasonably. The play suffers when everybody is trying to hold it together...
...McCareins is a very talented corner,” Fitzpatrick said. “But at the same time Brian??s a very talented receiver and we think he’s as good as or better than any corner in the league. We have confidence throwing at anybody with...
...Brian??s a very special athlete,” Fitzpatrick said. “And the biggest thing coming in with the game plan was that we had to get him double-digit touches. With the ball in his hands he does some great things...We decided we needed to get him the ball a little bit more...
...Pointing to a Bonnie Raitt/Lyle Lovett ticket stub, he notes, “She likes old country music. Maybe she’s from Nashville.” In the desk drawer, he finds a number of postcards and papers. “Uh-oh. ‘Love Brian?? [he reads on a postcard]. There’s a ‘Brian?? in her life. Looks like her ex-boyfriend of sorts, based on what he wrote...