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Bob Rosebrough's nonfiction book "A Place of Thin Veil – Life and Death in Gallup, New Mexico" is a well-stitched, insightful profile.

In his production notes to "The Glass Menagerie," which opened on Broadway in 1945, Tennessee Williams called his work a "memory play," and wrote that as such, it could "be presented with unusual freedom of convention."

A few weeks ago, I happened to meet a friend of a friend named Manny. He is about my age and he was originally from...

Mr. C, at Beverly Hills High, was one of the best of the best. His former students told him so at a recent reunion.

An L.A. theater troupe of visually impaired actors, Theatre by the Blind, is telling the story of Louis Braille in 'The Braille Legacy.' The musical opens at Inglewood's Miracle Theater on June 24.

Gregory Poirier wrote the screenplay for the film, which is expected to begin filming in late August

/PRNewswire/ -- Ann Peacock, the award-winning screenwriter especially known, among her 11 screenwriting credits, for her films "The Chronicles of Narnia: The...

/PRNewswire/ -- Ann Peacock, the award-winning screenwriter especially known, among her 11 screenwriting credits, for her films "The Chronicles of Narnia: The...

We all hustle--some ostentatiously like Pete Rose, others who glide like Joe DiMaggio. But if you're not hustling, you're not trying.

Returning principals and teachers say even after 40 years, W.D. Hartley Elementary Schools sense of family has not changed.