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Moonwalking in museums

By Catherine D. Tan | March 24, 2013 - 12:00am

Dug from the archives of the black-and-white, a treasured scene from the 1950s: A playwright and a director, coiffed and eloquent; a woman, mildly coquettish; and among them beckoning an unseen limelight via natural...

Sunday Lifestyle

All about Eve

By Celine Lopez | May 23, 2003 - 12:00am

Anyone who knows me has probably heard me steal a line or two from my fave flick of all time, All About Eve. Uber-bitchy – it’s so hard to believe that it was done in the prim Fifties, yet no movie has...

Young Star