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Brad Pitt – “Moneyball”: The Best Baseball Films of All Time

Thu, Apr 2 2015

Also tagged: 42, Baseball, brad pitt, Cinema of the United States, Eight Men Out, Entertainment/Culture, Fever Pitch, Field of Dreams, films, For Love of the Game, Game 6, Human Interest, jonah hill, Kevin Costner, Little Big League, Major League, moneyball, New York Mets, Rookie of the Year, Sports, Sugar, susan sarandon, The Bad News Bears, The Natural, The Rookie, tim robbins

Play ball! With Baseball season coming next week, I wanted to do something a little bit fun and look at not just the best sports movies, but the best baseball movies ever made. There’s more than a few to choose from, with a solid handful starring Kevin Costner, I might[...]

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Spotlight on the Stars: Kevin Costner

Tue, Apr 8 2014

Also tagged: Actor, actor /actress, Athletics, Baseball, baseball player, Cinema of the United States, Costner, Dances with Wolves, director, Draft Day, Durham, Entertainment/Culture, Field of Dreams, film, For Love of the Game, Human Interest, Kevin Costner, player, Sports, Spotlight, Spotlight on the Stars, The Company Men, underrated actor

Here we go with another installment of my Spotlight on the Stars series. Each week, I’ll look at an actor/actress/filmmaker that I’d like to celebrate in some kind of a way. It could be due to something of theirs coming out that weekend (like last week and this week, for[...]

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  • After a Four Seasons breakfast, Harvey Weinstein sent to dank New York jail February 25, 2020
    Harvey Weinstein's day began with expensive coffee and Acqua Panna mineral water at a breakfast meeting with his lawyers in a Four Seasons hotel near Manhattan's criminal courts.
  • Weinstein found guilty of sexual assault, rape, in victory for #MeToo movement February 25, 2020
    Former movie producer Harvey Weinstein was convicted of sexual assault and rape in a New York court on Monday and taken off to jail in handcuffs, a victory for the #MeToo movement that inspired women to publicly accuse powerful men of misconduct.