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8 July 2008 Labels: Art News 3 comments
Heath Ledger - Latest related coverage
 Dark Knight actors Christian Bale and Aaron Eckhart pay tribute to Heath Ledger's final performance. |
Kidman's baby name mystery solved
 Nicole Kidman's father has revealed he suggested naming his granddaughter Sunday, having been inspired by artist Sidney Nolan's muse Sunday Reed. Reed was a well-known figure in Australia's art scene during the early 20th century, and spent the 1930s in a three-way love triangle with her arts patron husband, John, and painter Nolan. [Read more] |
This will make your smile
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What's a painting worth?
Quentin McDermott tells how Australia's booming art market is open to manipulation – and artists and buyers to exploitation.
Gymnastics on the street
A cheeky French youtube video parodying Romanian gymnasts with a funny display of gymnastics on buses and trains
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Kim, I heard that Jack Nicholson said that anyone who played "The Joker," because he was SOOOO evil, would have bad karma for a long time after. If I were to act, I don't think I'd take on an evil character. It seems to me that that's a way to call evil into your life; it's an intuitive feeling that I get about this, yet I'm not superstitious in the accepted sense of the word.
Nor would I want my offspring named after people who had tangled and not necessarily pretty, affairs! (I get I'm just old fashioned, lol....)
I can understand that Lynda ...
I went to see the Dark Knight last night...and Heath Ledger's character is certainly evil... however I think he played the part with a lot of humour and I suppose we have to keep in mind that these films are fantasy... I don't think it's a role for everyone though...
I've read about the three way relationship that Sunday Reed had and it was quite scandalous.... you're right ..names can bear a legacy and in this case one that could be to the child's detriment...
I have not yet seen the Dark Night but I have heard nothing but tremendous results about the film as well as the acting done by each of the main characters, so therefore, I am anticipating watching this film very soon. Heath Ledger's death was a tragedy indeed. The question is, is if the film had anything to do with his death...?..or, was it accidental? hopefully the truth will be revealed.