On the Town: Edward G. Robinson - Stars and Stripes

AT TOKYO'S KABUKI-ZA THEATER SATURDAY AFTERNOON, where Steve Parker's"My Geisha"company was shooting premiere scenes for their film-within-a-film, we had lunch with the ageless and affable actor, Edward G. Robinson. Back in Robinson's dressing room the ...

Bingham: Curtains for Tiger? - Cape Cod Times

Watching Tiger Woods struggle during the early stages of The Players Championship, I was reminded of a classic line, spoken by Edward G. Robinson in the movie"Little Caesar."Gunned down, he clutches his bullet-riddled stomach and says:"Mother ...

A Hood Made in Hollywood - Wall Street Journal

Organized crime and motion pictures grew up together in America during Prohibition. Hollywood was quick to glamorize mobsters of the 1920s and'30s—iconic hoodlums such as Chicago's Al Capone and New York's Lucky Luciano—through fictional ...

"Unsung Hero": Alabama Students Discover Nicholas Katzenbach - Huffington Post

A group of students at the University of Alabama is planning a memorial event in June to honor Nicholas Katzenbach who died on May 8th at age 90. Katzenbach, a New Jersey native, devoted eight years of his life to government service, including appointment ...

PDQ honors the opening of Horseshoe casino with a pop culture stroll down casino lane (videos) - Cleveland Plain Dealer

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The staff at PDQ headquarters would like to officially welcome the Horseshoe Casino to Cleveland. In honor of tonight's grand opening, we would like to take a trip down pop-culture lane and recall some of our favorite movies ...

Service with a smile: Goober says goodbye - Shreveport Times

"Three hours is a long time to go without eating."— Goober Pyle Having never studied motor engine repair, I have a respect for car mechanics that's both deep and wide. I'm thinking now of Mr. Cox, who kept my Triumph Spitfire running through ...