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...refuses to discuss any feelings he has about River's 1993 death from a drug overdose. Joaquin is humble and self-deprecating, although not comically so, and when pressed to reveal anything about himself, he often retreats into incoherence. At the end of a bewildering interview on The Tonight Show a few years ago, Jay Leno asked if Phoenix might "be here in person next time...
...pianist and a “private music scholar” who has been studying Beethoven with 50 years of devotion. These credentials sound about as compelling as those of the ousted director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, Michael D. Brown. (But when Morris discusses at First Parish tonight, he will have the opportunity to show off his skills when he plays Beethoven pieces, according to the sponsor, the Harvard Book Store...
...guests on an abandoned farm beneath the Halloween moon. A biotechnological food-industry conspiracy implicates global agricultural giants and the United States government in a manipulative invasion of the American dinner plate. While at first glance these two themes have nothing in common, they describe the two films showing tonight at the Brattle Theatre. It is this meditated oddball variety that makes the Brattle unique; no one could expect the high-minded Harvard Film Archives (HFA) or the corporately operated Kendall Cinema to air “The Future of Food” or “The Roost...
...fact, it's downright tempting. Other guys may give in to that temptation but not Jobs. He's smart, but more than that, he's willing to be the guy who looks over your shoulder and tells you you're not going to make your dinner reservation tonight because you're going to be here at the office, thinking different...
...Matthew L. Sundquist ’09 said. Brokaw also questioned the former president about the possibility of another Clinton presidential campaign, referring to his wife, Hilary, currently the junior senator from New York. “I’m taking my wife to dinner and a movie tonight,” Clinton said. “Even though ‘Commander In Chief’ is on television,” alluding to the ABC television program about the first female president. Senator Edward M. Kennedy ’54 and Caroline Kennedy...