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Arts Headlines
- Leno, Conan to head back to work despite writers' strike
- The late-night talk shows of Jay Leno and Conan O'Brien will be the first to return to production despite the ongoing strike by Hollywood screenwriters.
- Cockeyed, Moccasin Flats writers from B.C. head to Sundance
- Two British Columbia writers - Ryan Knighton, author of Cockeyed, and Darrell Dennis, creator of the TV show Moccasin Flats - have been awarded a place in the Sundance screenwriters' workshop.
- U.S. art dealer opens contemporary gallery in Rome
- The biggest commercial art dealer in the U.S. has opened a modern art gallery in Rome, a city better known for its classical and Renaissance art.
- No Country for Old Men, Juno named to AFI's Top 10 of year
- Crime thriller No Country for Old Men and oil boom epic There Will Be Blood have added more accolades to their growing film awards haul, after the American Film Institute released its list of 2007's top movies.
- Istanbul gets new 500-seat opera house
- A historic Istanbul building, finished in 1927 as an opera house but relegated to use as a movie theatre until 2005, has reopened as a 500-seat concert hall after a two-year renovation.
- LOTR's Gollum signs on for Tintin film
- Award-winning British actor Andy Serkis will once again team up with director Peter Jackson on one of the new Tintin films, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
- Paris library to unveil 1907 opera recordings by Caruso, Melba
- The Paris Opera and National Library are to display two sealed urns containing recordings by opera greats of the early 1900s such as Nellie Melba and Enrico Caruso.
- Chris de Burgh to perform in Iran, report says
- Irish singer Chris de Burgh could become the first Western artist to perform in Iran since 1979 Islamic Revolution if reports of a 2008 concert are true.
- U.S. screenwriters guild to negotiate with individual companies
- The union representing striking Hollywood writers says it will try and negotiate with individual production companies in order to end the impasse since talks broke off Dec. 7 with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers.
- Easy rock singer Dan Fogelberg dies at 56
- Dan Fogelberg, the singer and songwriter whose hits Leader of the Band and Same Old Lang Syne helped define the soft-rock era, died Sunday at his home in Maine after battling prostate cancer. He was 56.