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| | |  Blake Edwards: Encyclopedia - CornrowsCornrows are a traditional, unisex style of hair grooming of African origin where the hair is tightly braided very close to the scalp, using an underhand, upward motion to produce a continuous, raised row. This technique is somewhat similar to that used to produce a French braid, which is braided using an overhand, or inward, motion, resulting in a flat braid. Cornrows can be formed, as the name implies, in simple, straight lines; or, in complicated geometric or curvilinear designs. Often favored for their easy maintenance, cornrows c ...
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| | | | Blake Edwards: Encyclopedia - Chronic fatigue syndrome Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), also known as myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME), post-viral fatigue syndrome (PVFS) and various other names, is a syndrome of unknown and possibly multiple etiology, affecting the central nervous system (CNS), immune, and many other systems and organs. Most definitions other than the 1991 UK "Oxford", require a number of features, the most common being severe mental and physical depletion, which according to the 1994 Fukuda definition is "unrelieved by rest", and is usually made worse by even trivial exertion (controver ...
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| | | | Blake Edwards: Encyclopedia II - Tulsa Oklahoma - Tulsa's districts and neighborhoods Tulsa is a unique city with many striking structures built in the 1920s and 1930s by oil barons. Downtown in particular has many landmark buildings. Tulsa is world renowned for its Art Deco landmarks, including the Philtower, the Mayo Hotel, Boston Avenue Methodist Church, Christ the King Catholic Church, and the Adams building. Known for a time as "Terra Cotta City", Tulsa hosted the International Sixth Congress on Art ...
See also:Tulsa Oklahoma, Tulsa Oklahoma - History of Tulsa, Tulsa Oklahoma - Tulsa's districts and neighborhoods, Tulsa Oklahoma - Downtown, Tulsa Oklahoma - The Arkansas River, Tulsa Oklahoma - Midtown, Tulsa Oklahoma - South Tulsa, Tulsa Oklahoma - East Tulsa, Tulsa Oklahoma - North Tulsa, Tulsa Oklahoma - West Tulsa, Tulsa Oklahoma - Geography and climate, Tulsa Oklahoma - Geography, Tulsa Oklahoma - Climate, Tulsa Oklahoma - Demographics, Tulsa Oklahoma - Population, Tulsa Oklahoma - Diversity, Tulsa Oklahoma - Family, Tulsa Oklahoma - Age, Tulsa Oklahoma - Income, Tulsa Oklahoma - Tulsa Metro Area, Tulsa Oklahoma - Counties, Tulsa Oklahoma - Cities and towns, Tulsa Oklahoma - Business and economy, Tulsa Oklahoma - Transportation, Tulsa Oklahoma - Air, Tulsa Oklahoma - Land, Tulsa Oklahoma - Water, Tulsa Oklahoma - Public Transportation, Tulsa Oklahoma - Education and science, Tulsa Oklahoma - Public K-12, Tulsa Oklahoma - Private K-12, Tulsa Oklahoma - Higher learning, Tulsa Oklahoma - Libraries, Tulsa Oklahoma - Entertainment and attractions, Tulsa Oklahoma - Museums and cultural centers, Tulsa Oklahoma - Parks gardens and nature preserves, Tulsa Oklahoma - Performing arts, Tulsa Oklahoma - Festivals and events, Tulsa Oklahoma - Amusement parks, Tulsa Oklahoma - Sports, Tulsa Oklahoma - Gaming, Tulsa Oklahoma - Media and publishing, Tulsa Oklahoma - Print, Tulsa Oklahoma - Broadcast, Tulsa Oklahoma - Faith and worship, Tulsa Oklahoma - Influence on U.S. society and culture, Tulsa Oklahoma - Politics, Tulsa Oklahoma - Television and film, Tulsa Oklahoma - Stage, Tulsa Oklahoma - Music, Tulsa Oklahoma - Radio, Tulsa Oklahoma - Print, Tulsa Oklahoma - Art, Tulsa Oklahoma - Sports, Tulsa Oklahoma - Tulsa featured in entertainment Read more here: » Tulsa Oklahoma: Encyclopedia II - Tulsa Oklahoma - Tulsa's districts and neighborhoods |
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| | | | Blake Edwards: Encyclopedia II - Buster Keaton - Early life in vaudeville Keaton was born into the world of vaudeville. His father, Joseph Hallie Keaton, and Harry Houdini owned a travelling show called the Mohawk Indian Medicine Company, which performed on stage and sold patent medicine on the side. Keaton was born in the town of Piqua (PICK-way), Kansas, the small town where his mother, Myra Edith Cutler, happened to go into labor. The boarding house in which he was born was later destroyed by a tornado. Currently on this site is a memorial plaque, and nearby is a rural water company that maintains a one-room Keaton museum. Piqua is so small that the annual ...
See also:Buster Keaton, Buster Keaton - Early life in vaudeville, Buster Keaton - Silent film era, Buster Keaton - Marriages, Buster Keaton - Sound era and television, Buster Keaton - Death, Buster Keaton - Legacy and contribution, Buster Keaton - Filmography, Buster Keaton - Books, Buster Keaton - Notes Read more here: » Buster Keaton: Encyclopedia II - Buster Keaton - Early life in vaudeville |
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| | | | Blake Edwards: Encyclopedia II - Breakfast at Tiffany's - Adaptions
Breakfast at Tiffany's - The film.
A number of changes had to be made to make the storyline acceptable to a film audience and fans of Audrey Hepburn. For example, in the novella, Holly is more explicitly described as being a prostitute, something only hinted at in the film. There was also no love story between the narrator (played by George Peppard in the film) and Holly, because he was a closet homosexual. Capote's novel also included language that was toned down as well as a more complex ending which becam ...
See also:Breakfast at Tiffany's, Breakfast at Tiffany's - Adaptions, Breakfast at Tiffany's - The film, Breakfast at Tiffany's - Stage play, Breakfast at Tiffany's - Tributes, Breakfast at Tiffany's - Trivia, Breakfast at Tiffany's - External link Read more here: » Breakfast at Tiffany's: Encyclopedia II - Breakfast at Tiffany's - Adaptions |
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| | | | Blake Edwards: Encyclopedia II - Academy Award for Writing Adapted Screenplay - 1930s For the 1930/31 production year the award was again subdivided, and this one was once again Best Writing, Adaptation.
1930/1931 Cimarron - Howard Estabrook from the novel by Edna Ferber
The Criminal Code - Seton I. Miller, Fred Niblo Jr. from a play by Martin Flavin
Holiday - Horace Jackson from the play by Philip Barry
Little Caesar - Francis Edward Faragoli, Robert N. Lee, Robert Lord, Darryl F. Zanuck from the novel by William R. Burnett
Skippy - Jo ...
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| | | | Blake Edwards: Encyclopedia II - Mystery film - History Undoubtedly the most famous of the amateur detectives to reach the silver screen was Sherlock Holmes. He first appeared in 1903, and has been portrayed by a multitude of actors. Other famous sleuths include Charlie Chan and Hercule Poirot.
Following World War II, film noir came into style and proved a popular medium for the professional hired detective, or private eye. Humphrey Bogart was particularly notable for playing this role, in ...
See also:Mystery film, Mystery film - History, Mystery film - Movie sleuths, Mystery film - Mystery films, Mystery film - 1930s, Mystery film - 1940s, Mystery film - 1950s, Mystery film - 1960s, Mystery film - 1970s, Mystery film - 1980s, Mystery film - 1990s, Mystery film - 2000s Read more here: » Mystery film: Encyclopedia II - Mystery film - History |
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| | | | Blake Edwards: Encyclopedia II - List of directors - B
List of directors - Ba-Bi.
Biju Viswanath
Hector Babenco
Lloyd Bacon
John Badham
King Baggot
Maya Bankovic
Boris Barnet
Tom Barman
Steve Barron
Charles T. Barton
Evgenij Bauer
Michael Bay
Warren Beatty
Bahram Beizaii
Marco Bellocchio
William Bemister
László Benedek
Shyam Benegal
Roberto Benigni
Robert Benton
Bruce Beresford ...
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| | | | Blake Edwards: Encyclopedia II - List of people from Oklahoma - Entertainment
List of people from Oklahoma - Humorists/Comedians.
Will Rogers (1879-1935), humorist
Daniel Hale Rowan (1922-1987), comedian on TV show Laugh-In
List of people from Oklahoma - Film/Theater.
Suzy Amis (1962– ), actress
Gene Autry (1907–1998), actor, musician
Lon Chaney Jr (1906–1973), actor
Joan Crawford (1906-1977), Academy Award winning actress
Blake Edwards (1922-), director, writer, producer
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See also:List of people from Oklahoma, List of people from Oklahoma - Native Americans, List of people from Oklahoma - Political/Military Figures, List of people from Oklahoma - Entertainment, List of people from Oklahoma - Humorists/Comedians, List of people from Oklahoma - Film/Theater, List of people from Oklahoma - Music, List of people from Oklahoma - Television/Radio, List of people from Oklahoma - Miss America, List of people from Oklahoma - Business, List of people from Oklahoma - Art and Literature, List of people from Oklahoma - Athletics, List of people from Oklahoma - Science/Medicine, List of people from Oklahoma - Aviation/Aeronautics, List of people from Oklahoma - Religious Figures, List of people from Oklahoma - Infamous Oklahomans, List of people from Oklahoma - Other Read more here: » List of people from Oklahoma: Encyclopedia II - List of people from Oklahoma - Entertainment |
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