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I'm on the corner near the Ritz Ybor, coolly smoking a cowboy killer. I need something to do with my hands, attached to still lanky-feeling arms.

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DIRECTOR Rowan Woods was in no rush to make it to Hollywood. When so many of his Australian directing peers are struggling to get their own American films to screen or find a meaningful audience, Woods has been energised by his time there as a "cultural tourist" first, filmmaker second.

Nicole Kidman may have a problem enticing Americans to see her films, but Hollywood studios keep writing her multi-million dollar cheques.

Tonight, Central Park SummerStage hosts authors Wally Lamb and Zoe Heller for the first of four successive Word events this week .

Her Current Gig: Juno Temple plays Michael Cera's B.C. love interest Eema in Year One.

A PLEA by Cate Blanchett to Nathan Rees has paid dividends for her Sydney Theatre Company, which was a big winner as the arts received a spending boost of almost 7 per cent.

Documentary filmmaker Ken Burns appears at the Aspen Institute tonight for a talk and a preview look at his new work, "The National Parks: America's Best Idea." Jason Savage ASPEN - From Bush v. Gore to Arby's, the designated hitter to "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" , America has come up with some spectacularly bad ideas.

Zoe Heller: concerned about casting for a film of her latest novel. Photograph: David Howells/Rex Features Following the successful adaptation of her last novel, Notes on a Scandal, Zoe Heller's latest book is to be turned into a major Hollywood film, the novelist told an audience at the Hay festival yesterday.

Actress Julie Walters has gone bald for her new role as Mo Mowlam but she isn't the first star to lose her locks in the name of a good role Jun 3 2009 Julie Walters playing Labour politician Mo Mowlam in a new TV film Cate Blanchett in Heaven, 2002.

I n art and culture news today: a Toronto auction house Joyner Waddington's set a record for a work by Charles Pachter Tuesday night when the Toronto artist's 1981 The Painted Flag sold for $37,760, including buyer's premium a ' a result, the company noted, "almost tripling the previous high point for a work by the artist." a Variety reports that ...

In the red... Cate Blanchett has taken over the reins at the STC at a tough time.

The playwright is alive and well, but Australian theatre is looking very different, writes Alison Croggon May 30, 2009 Article from: The Australian EARLIER this month Australian theatre staged one of its recurring shows.

The modestly budgeted "The Gift" marks a homecoming of sorts for director Sam Raimi, who returns to his roots in the cinema of the supernatural after a largely lambasted spin on the big-bucks mainstream field with the Kevin Costner starrer "For Love of the Game". But unlike his landmark "Evil Dead" splatter laffer series, Raimi is going for ...

Asia Pacific News.Net Wednesday 27th May, 2009 London, May 27 : Cate Blanchett has urged global business leaders to cut down their carbon emissions and invest in eco-friendly schemes to save her native Australia from suffering more devastating bush fires.

Speaking at the World Business Summit on Climate Change in Copenhagen, Blanchett -- who won her best gong for The Aviator , the biopic of air travel pioneer Howard Hughes - said the low carbon economies of the future had to come into being right now.

If Danny Kennedy has his way, one day they will all order solar panels for the roofs of their homes.

ZoA Heller has written her three novels and countless newspaper columns in a former mena TMs lavatory a ' part of her converted warehouse flat in Manhattan.

Melbourne, May 13 : Oscar-Winner Cate Blanchett made it to the list of the inaugural InStyle Women of Style Awards for the second time, and said that she was thrilled to have received the honour.

In 1998, Cate Blanchett appeared on filmgoers' radar with her portrayal of Queen Elizabeth I. Since then she has amazed audiences with her seemingly supernatural, "chameleonlike" ability to transform herself into a wide range of characters.