Subject:

Hal Holbrook

  • Blogs

    April 12, 2010

    The Week In TV: So Long, Julia Sugarbaker

    Even with my dependable shows in reruns, it feels good to be back in the stern embrace of David Simon. This was the week in TV Land: • Thank God for Hulu, you know? The video site is the only reason I actually keep up with Saturday Night Live most weeks. The show's had a real hard-on for tweens ... More >>

  • Film

    May 28, 2009

    Grounded

    Up soars in entirely unexpected ways.

  • Blogs

    September 11, 2008

    Houston On The TV: The Top Five

    Up soars in entirely unexpected ways.

  • Home Entertainment

    March 6, 2008
  • Blogs

    February 27, 2008

    Miss Pop Rocks Loves (the Second Half of) the Oscars

    Up soars in entirely unexpected ways.

  • Film

    October 4, 2007

    Into the Wild

    Sean Penn delivers a soulful road movie and refuses to define his subject

  • Music

    May 4, 2006

    James Brown

    Tuesday, May 9, at the Verizon Wireless Theater, 520 Texas, 713-230-1600

  • Home Entertainment

    February 23, 2006

    All the President's Men

    Tuesday, May 9, at the Verizon Wireless Theater, 520 Texas, 713-230-1600

  • Culture

    October 13, 2005

    Poor Baby

    The Alley premieres a comedy no better than a generic pilot for a canceled sitcom

  • Calendar

    October 6, 2005

    Bringing Home Baby

    Homeboy made good John Rando debuts a charming love tale

  • Calendar

    January 1, 2004

    If That Ain't Country

    Stampeding horses and twangy riffs at the HMNS

  • Film

    November 9, 2000

    Honor Roles

    De Niro and Gooding use an uplifting film to dive for Oscars

  • Film

    March 23, 2000

    Dead Man Walking

    Minus his female soul mate, a young politician loses his spiritual way

  • News

    January 20, 2000

    The Man Who Knew Too Soon?

    Eight years ago Tom Curtis reported that AIDS could have been spread by an experimental polio vaccine grown on monkey kidneys. Scientists sniffed. Journalists scoffed. The story died. Now, a new book says the theory wasn't so stupid after all.

  • Calendar

    January 8, 1998

    Press Picks

    Eight years ago Tom Curtis reported that AIDS could have been spread by an experimental polio vaccine grown on monkey kidneys. Scientists sniffed. Journalists scoffed. The story died. Now, a new book says the theory wasn't so stupid after all.

  • Film

    July 3, 1997

    Hit and Myth

    Hercules fritters away its strengths

  • Culture

    December 30, 1993

    Fall from Innocents Abroad

    Mark Twain's account of our first couple at The Company OnStage

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