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...University of Toronto announced last month that Ignatieff—currently director of the Carr Center for Human Rights Policy at the Kennedy School of Government (KSG)—has accepted an offer to join the school’s faculty next January as the Chancellor Jackman Visiting Professor in Human Rights Policy...
...suggested sticker price for a passenger car rose $467, reports the Department of Labor. But because of improved brake, air-bag and theft-protection technology, which made cars more valuable, an increase of only $386 was built into the CPI in an effort to measure "constant quality," says Patrick Jackman, senior economist at Labor...
...Schumacher was set to direct Phantom in 1990, with the stage show's original stars Michael Crawford and Sarah Brightman, who was then married to Lloyd Webber. When they divorced, the film fell apart, and despite rumors casting various stars in the main roles - Antonio Banderas, John Travolta, Hugh Jackman, Keira Knightly - Warner Bros., which held the screen rights, dithered. Meanwhile, the producers of the stage show, who were overseeing its 22-country rollout, worried about killing theater trade if the film was bad. When Lloyd Webber's Evita barely turned a profit in 1996, Phantom seemed doomed...
...best and worst of times for Broadway. This season's revenue for the 30 or so theaters lining the Great White Way was an all-time record. And this Sunday's Tony Awards show was the lowest-rated ever. At one point the host, Hugh Jackman, said hello to the "6,000 people here at Radio City Music Hall and the the other 6,000 watching at home." That was a joke, but only by three zeroes. Six million people watched; that's fewer than the number of tickets sold, at prices up to $500, for Broadway shows this season...
...HELSING Hugh Jackman stars as Bram Stoker's relentless monster killer who, with vampire hunter Anna Valerious (Kate Beckinsale), is out to snuff Dracula and other miscreations...