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Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Rumors are swirling that Brown’s most famous face, Emma Watson, may be leaving behind her life as an Ivy League undergrad, or perhaps permanently, sources speculate. While there is no confirmation, Watson does have a busy schedule ahead with the release of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part II, the final film of the Harry franchise, and My Week With Marilyn, starring Michelle Williams, later this year. Variety reported last June that Watson was chosen for the lead in the screen adaptation of teen angst novel The Perks of Being a Wallflower, which the Huffington Post reported yesterday has finally landed the funding, and production studio, it was shopping for …
The Barefoot Contessa, Ina Garten, was cooking up storm this weekend on the Food Network crediting her Conchiglie Al Forno to Providence’s Al Forno chef-owner Johanne Killeen (who partners with husband George Germon) with the recipe. Garten said of the dish, which features
shiitake mushrooms, shredded radicchio, conchiglie rigate (pasta shells), and Parmigiano-Reggiano, fontina, Gorgonzola and ricotta cheeses, “I love that my Italian journey started with pasta from Providence, Rhode Island.” See the recipe here …
Rhode Island’s own indie dance artist Tim O’Keefe has just completed work on the original score for Three's Company: The Drama, starring James Franco, which has been described as “a multi-media examination of the classic 70s sit-com.” The movie was screened this week at the famed Sundance Film Festival. O'Keefe spun 70's tunes at the party for the film at a replica of the memorable Regal Beagle this past Friday. O'Keefe and Franco are classmates in the M.F.A. program in Digital + Art at Rhode Island School of Design, and O’Keefe will be involved in other film and art installation projects with Franco in the upcoming months …
