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Topic: John Travolta
Farrow and Travolta suffer holiday season losses
By Turner McCullough Jr. | January 2, 2009 | 
Christmas Day loss mars holiday for Mia Farrow and Andre Previn. John Travolta and Kelly Preston lose their son as New Year begins.
Lark Previn, the daughter of Mia Farrow, 63, and Andre Previn, 79, died on Christmas Day. Ms Previn, 35, was adopted as an orphaned Vietnamese infant in 1973 by Ms. Farrow and Previn, her husband at the time. She died at New York Methodist Hospital in Brooklyn. No cause of death was given.
Ms. Previn is survived by her two children in addition to her adoptive parents. «Read the rest of this article»
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Bolt: barking up the right tree
By David W. Shelton | November 22, 2008 |
Walt Disney’s Bolt fills the need for a fun family film over the Thanksgiving holiday perfectly, and manages to provide solid entertainment for young and old. Imagine a film that’s a mix of The Truman Show (1998), Underdog (2007), and a little bit of Cats & Dogs (2001), and you pretty much have the plot for this new pound of pixelated puppy pleasure.
Bolt, directed by the dual team of Byron Howard and Chris Williams, tells the story of the title pooch who lives in a world where he actually believes that he is a super-powered dog with a constantly endangered master named Penny (Miley Cyrus), a girl whose father is kidnapped by the deliciously evil Dr. Calico (love those evil kitty references, especially when they’re voiced by Malcolm McDowell).
In true Disney style, all of the animals can talk when they’re not around humans, so Bolt ( voiced by John Travolta) is able to share verbal jabs with his feline nemeses (who are in on the act — they love to taunt their co-star, even though it’s all a TV show). «Read the rest of this article»
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