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| G.O.P. Newcomer, in Jolt, Wins Governor's Primary Buffalo multimillionaire Carl P Paladino rides wave of disgust with Albany to Republican nomination for governor of New York, defeating former congressman Rick A Lazio; Paladino becomes one of first Tea Party candidates to win Republican primary for governor in state where Republican Party has historically succeeded by choosing moderates; result is potentially destabilizing blow for New York Republicans by putting at top of party's ticket volatile newcomer; Paladino energizes Tea Party advocate... query.nytimes.com |
Arthur Penn was pioneer of cinematic violence Arthur Penn, the screen and theater director who almost single-handedly blasted cinematic violence into a new realm with 1967"s "Bonnie and Clyde," died Tuesday at his home in Manhattan. He was 88. The cause was heart failure. Penn was 44 when he made the youth-centric classic about Depression-era gangsters Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker, but star/producer Warren Beatty - who'd previously acted in Penn"s "Mickey One" - selected the filmmaker after Francois Truffaut turned the project down. feeds.nydailynews.com |
Theater Review | New Jersey: Tales of Motherhood, With a Rock Beat In “MoM A Rock Concert Musical,” at Playwrights Theater of New Jersey, a band of housewives sings of children, strained marriages and backstage affairs. feeds.nytimes.com |
Alliance With a Rabbi Has Risks and Rewards for Paladino Carl P. Paladino’s remarks denouncing homosexuality underscored the intricate agendas in conservative Jewish politics. nytimes.com |
Audrina Patridge eliminated from 'DWTS' MTV reality show star gets the boot, while Jennifer Grey makes surprising appearance in bottom two despite scoring praise from the judges. feeds.nydailynews.com |