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...every movie I do, but it's not that way." Cruz's trust seems daughterly, but, insists the director, who is 57, with a shock of gray hair, "I don't like when she looks at me like a paternal figure. I behave with her like if I were Orlando Bloom, a young, attractive man actor that can also flirt with her." At the mention of Bloom, whom she's rumored to be dating, the private Cruz screams like a teenager being teased. "Orlando doesn't flirt with me! He's just my friend!" But Almodóvar, as he always...
Highway 50 runs straight as a pool cue from Pueblo, Colo., through 23 miles of rangeland and pińon flats before offering an exit to the scruffy little city of Florence (pop. 3,795). Like Flint, Mich., or Orlando, Fla., Florence is a company town. The industry here is prisoners, and the company is the Federal Bureau of Prisons. Twenty years ago, the people of surrounding Fremont County ponied up $160,000 to buy some open land outside Florence, hoping to entice the bureau to build a prison complex as a way to boost the town's economy. Corrections...
...attorney for the New Life Church said that Haggard's stepping aside was purely pro forma and not an admission of wrongdoing until the investigation was concluded. But even before the investigative board reportedly formally recommended removal, Dr. Joel Hunter, pastor of the 12,000-member Northland Church in Orlando, told TIME that Haggard's resignation was permanent. "We're going to be standing with him and walking with him through the process," Hunter says. Haggard had intimated that the allegations may be an electioneering ploy. He supports Amendment 43 on the Colorado state ballot on Nov. 7, which would...
...Currier House Fishbowl and Ten-Man Suite. Free, including free beer and punch (21+). 5)Handel’s “Orlando” Looking for some non-traditional Halloween fun? Then go super-traditional with Emmanuel Music’s performance of “Orlando,” about a hero who gets mixed up with a hot shepherdess and bewitched by a magician. Spooky! Classical! Spookical! Call 617-536-3356 for reservations. Saturday October 28 at 7:30 p.m. Emmanuel Church, 15 Newbury St, Boston. Tickets $10 for students...
...most remarkable aspects of Mayer’s success is his relative inexperience. The Orlando native started writing at an early age. “When I was seven or eight, I liked Star Wars,” he says. “So I wrote like a little page TV series that I’d enact with my brother and my dad.” In high school, Mayer began collaborating with his older brother on an as-yet-unpublished movie script “for fun” during summer vacations. Yet Mayer had no history...