TIFF Review: The Brothers Bloom Dirty Rotten Scoundrels Theater Tickets, Here is an early look at Rian Johnson's follow up to Brick, and a reminder that John .&.I are about to fully submerse ourselves in the Toronto International Film Festival (look for a preview on the upcoming Cinecast). Visit our TIFF section by clicking the TIFF Coverage Pane in the masthead (or here) often for reviews and posts as we scramble in between screenings (John plans to take in 40 films, I'm pretty close to that number myself). The goal is to post a link at the end of each.

The Greatest Things About Edinburgh # 1 No, not the city itself, although judging by the three days I spent in beautiful, endlessly surprising Edinburgh, that would be a post well worth writing. I'm talking about the Edinburgh TV Festival, which I attended in full, last weekend, with Dan Turner (check out his tremendous new showreel, why don'tcha?). An excellent, inspirational affair, it's only fuelled my already raging desire to spend the rest of my days writing drama for TV. I feel strongly that, in order to work in the industry. Tickets.

Quandry Dirty Rotten Scoundrels Tickets, So who are we supposed to believe - BushCo? Are we really supposed to believe they wouldn't stoop to provoking a nice little war to help McCain.

Talking Heads Cheap Dirty Rotten Scoundrels Tickets, Really can't stand them, any of them. (And yes, that includes the MSNBC megalomaniacs.) I don't care what they think about anything, because they're so very far from the concerns of regular people. Why anyone listens to them is beyond.

Yep Theater, Dr. S. on salary transparency.

Code Pink Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Protester slammed in the throat and knocked to the ground by Denver police.

Trust Me Classic Center, We're supposed to believe that FISA weasel Steny Hoyer cares about protecting us from people like John McCain. Yeah, right.

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Thanks, BushCo! GA, Somehow, I'm guessing the close personal friends of our MBA CEO will do just fine: The health of U.S. banks is quickly deteriorating, and the government fund set up to protect depositors might not have enough money to insure everybody, analysts told ABCNews.com. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, or FDIC, insures bank deposits of up to $100,000 at nearly 8,500 of the nation's banks and also keeps a watch list of banks that it considers in trouble. Thanks to a collapsing housing marke.

'Brothers Bloom' Trailer is Really Good but Now Old . Classic Center Tickets.