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Vulture's Breakthrough Bird Theory | Jesse Eisenberg Charms | Chicago Symphony Orchestra

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4/14/11


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		ABC Cancels All My Children and One Life to Live A dying genre dies some more.



		Sequel for Hugh Jackman’s Robot-Boxing Movie Already In the Works Will 'Real Steel' be the best robot-boxing movie of all time, or just the best robot-boxing movie of all time?



		Neve Campbell on Scream 4: ‘For Me, It’s Not That Challenging’ "Nine months before we shot the film, I said no."



		Vulture’s Breakthrough Ornithological Theory on Why Some Animated-Bird Movies Fly and Some Plummet We have sifted through Looney Tunes, Disney, DreamWorks, and more libraries to come up with a four-point test.



		Was Odd Future’s Mysteriously Missing Member Found? Free Earl!


ADVERTISEMENT WAR HORSE is an extraordinary tale of courage, loyalty and friendship. A boy must join the army in order to reunite with his beloved horse that has been sold to cavalry during World War I. This is a powerfully moving drama of indescribable grandeur that combines action and drama on an epic scale.


		Watch Steven Tyler Mispronounce Common Musical Terms on American Idol But to be fair, they are hard words and it's not like he's a musician.



		Emily Browning Remakes Sucker Punch Without the FX in Sleeping Beauty If you've got a main character who goes to her happy place during sex acts, you know whom to cast.



	Read an Elementary School Poem by David Foster Wallace It's about his mom.



		Watch Vulture’s Collection of Chris Pratt’s Best Spills on Parks and Recreation These falls are pure "awesomesauce."



		Fox’s Terra Nova Has Too Many Cooks in the Dinosaur Kitchen Unfortunately, none of them are following the same recipe.



	See the Jelly Bean That Looks Exactly Like Kate Middleton It's mango!



		Why Tepid Reviews of TV on the Radio’s Nine Types of Light Are Actually a Good Sign The new album from a critics' favorite is quieter than usual.



		Abduction Trailer: Taylor Lautner Roundhouse Kicks His Way Past Twilight See the trailer!



		TV’s Secret Handshakes, Signifiers of Sweet Nerdinesss When you see a complicated high five, the characters really just want to hug.



	Watch a Short, Unexplained Preview Clip From Super 8 Don't blink.



		American Idol Recap: Paul F. Tompkins on Movie-Music Night Perhaps advance knowledge of this theme led to Pia’s being voted off — it was all to avoid her inevitable cover of “My Heart Will Go On.”



		Cannes Competition Lineup Announced: Almodóvar, von Trier, Miike ... Refn! Ramsay! Jodie Foster!



		Happy Endings: Wait, Which Friends Clone Is That Again? The one with the romance and shenanigans, just like the others.



		Jesse Eisenberg Talks Rio in His Very Jesse Eisenberg Way And it's, um, charming.



		Scream’s Ghostface Killer, and the Pleasures of a Villain Who Keeps It Simple No more elaborate torture-porn traps, thank goodness.

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	Chicago Symphony Orchestra Several years ago, the conductor Riccardo Muti spurned the New York Philharmonic's job offer. Now he's showing up with the group he said yes to—the Chicago Symphony Orchestra—for a three-concert series, opening with a performance of Verdi's Otello. The maestro, who collapsed in a rehearsal in February but returned with a pacemaker and a patched-up jaw, has been publicly doubting the premise of his profession, recently asking at an awards ceremony, "What is it, really, I do?" Most listeners and musicians agree: What he does is wave that stick and conjure ravishing music. MORE TODAY: classical Paradigm art Pat theater Anything Goes