Milos Forman

On His 75th Birthday, The Best Jack Nicholson Movies of All Time

John Farr | Posted 04.22.2012

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John Farr

It does not seem quite possible that Jack Nicholson could be turning 75 today. He seems ageless, particularly when you revisit his best films. And that's just what we should all do to mark the occasion.

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Mozarts of Chess

Lubomir Kavalek | Posted 04.24.2012

Read More: Paul Morphy, Milos Forman, Bobby Fischer, Magnus Carlsen, Vaclav Havel, Garry Kasparov, Veselin Topalov, Bob Simon, 60 Minutes, Donald Byrne, Sports News
Lubomir Kavalek

The moniker "Mozart of Chess" occurred to me when I was looking for a subhead for Magnus's great game against Sipke Ernst in Wijk aan Zee in 2004.

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Winners of the New in Chess/Huffington Post Chess Contest

Lubomir Kavalek | Posted 08.27.2011

Read More: Vishy Anand, One Flew Over the Cockoo's Nest, Milos Forman, Hikaru Nakamura, Chess Puzzles, New in Chess, Garry Kasparov, Magus Carlsen, Mihai Suba, John Healy, Karl Behting, Sports News
Lubomir Kavalek

This contest consisted of three parts: a trivia question, a chess study and a chess problem. And the winners are...

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HuffPost Review: It's Kind of a Funny Story

Marshall Fine | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Emma Roberts, Milos Forman, Ken Kesey, Anna Boden, Ned Vizzini, Keir Gilchrist, It's Kind of a Funny Story Movie Review, Ryan Fleck, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Zach Galifianakis, Entertainment News
Marshall Fine

This is a low-key movie about coping with depression and anxiety, and it's disappointingly insubstantial. Worse, the title amounts to false advertising: It's not really that funny.

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The Ironic Curtain, a Czech Film Series, Comes To New York

Brad Balfour | Posted 05.25.2011

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Brad Balfour

The Ironic Curtain opens with the North American premiere of Pavel Koutecký and Miroslav Janek's intimate documentary, Citizen Havel, about the private and public life of this playwright turned president.

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