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The Branding of Central Park Benches

The Branding of Central Park Benches

Within the 843 acres of Central Park one will find 9,000 benches, and many of them tell a story (or at least a name). In 1986 the Central Park Conservancy began their Adopt-A-Bench program to raise money for upkeep. more ›

Extra, Extra Snow?

Extra, Extra Snow?

- Lawyers for Paramount and Columbia Pictures are suing a 63-year-old teacher's aide for allegedly downloading a copy of "The Longest Yard." Yes, the Adam Sandler movie. more ›

Topher Grace vs. Peter Parker?

Spiderman 3 Director Sam Raimi announced that lanky 70’s Show guy has just joined Tobey Maguire and Kirsten Dunset in the cast of Spider-Man 3. "Topher Grace is an extraordinarily talented actor," said Raimi, "and will be perfect for the complexities of the role we are developing." more ›

Elvis Goes to Columbia

Elvis Goes to Columbia

Gawker has the Times memo announcing Elvis' departure, as well as extensive reports on his Times status. Gothamist on Elvis Mitchell.
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What Michael Bay And Rats Have In Common

What Michael Bay And Rats Have In Common

Gothamist is restraining itself from cracking a joke about how these rats are more expensive than the hookers Bay probably... oh, that's not restraint.
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So Bad It's Good (the reviews, at least)

So Bad It's Good (the reviews, at least)

From the eviscerating reviews newsdesk, Gothamist likes these two. more ›

Mighty Web of Intrigue

Mighty Web of Intrigue

Tobey MaguireAs someone whose love of movies extends to how the movies get made, this excellent article in Variety by Claude Brodesser and Dana Harris about trying to get Spiderman 2, the Michael Chabon scripted sequel to 2002's most successful film, off the ground is fascinating. Though people have been hearing most recently about Tobey Maguire dumping his representation, the studio, Columbia Pictures, did in fact make an offer to Jake Gyllenhaal, because Tobey was being...might Gothamist say petulant? Below is the article, cut-and-paste for any cinephiles out there, as Variety requires subscription. Also: more ›

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