George Armitage, well known director of Miami Blues and Grosse Pointe Blank, has passed away aged 82. The American screenwriter died last Saturday surrounded by loved ones, including his wife ...

George Armitage, director of films including Miami Blues and Grosse Point Blank, also did not appear in the in memoriam sequence. Unlike past Oscar shows, whose in memoriam tributes featured ...

However, Grosse Pointe Garden Society isn’t just ... Still, that little skid mark killed her dog by shooting it at point-blank range. That is some Why Women Kill stuff right there, and he ...

(The show doesn’t appear to have anything to do with the other project that put its eponymous city on the map, John Cusack’s hit-man comedy Grosse Pointe Blank, aside from the fact that, at some point ...

• Tales from the D-Dennis Coffey: March 21, Detroit Historical Museum, 5401 Woodward Ave., Detroit, hosted by Detroit ...

Of course, Greg Johnson’s screenplay is pitched less for sentiment than humor, which would be fine if it possessed the wit of, say, Grosse Pointe Blank ... at one point. But a lengthy scene ...

But at that point, very little is gained after sitting ... Clearly aspiring to the heights of “In Bruges” and “Grosse Pointe Blank” with its narrative and character construction, the ...

Not only does the game serve as a central plot point, but the world is saved ... "First-person shooter" takes on a new meaning in Grosse Pointe Blank when the clerk at the convenience store ...

Les marchés boursiers mondiaux ont évolué dans des directions opposées lundi, l'Europe a été catapultée par un secteur de la défense qui s'attend à des augmentations des dépenses ...

The Vagina Monologues”: 7 p.m. March 7; Doors at 6 p.m., The Emerald Theater, 31 North Walnut St., Mount Clemens, presented by Turning Point ... unique work on a blank skateboard deck.

He is better known for spending his years in quirky dramedies like 16 Candles, Stand by Me, Tower Records, Grosse Point Blank and too many others to list. There are so many, in fact, that we can’t ...