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• Actress juggles duties on 'Found' film

  From Variety.com  |  March 10, 2008

  ShoWest: Director of the Year: Breakthrough Director: Helen Hunt -- "Then She Found Me" first came to Helen Hunt as an acting gig. Ten years... more

• Hunt finds Dallas opening

  From The Hollywood Reporter - News  |  March 6, 2008

  Helen Hunt's feature directorial debut "Then She Found Me" is set to open the second annual AFI Dallas International Film Festival. more

• 'She Found Me' opens AFI Dallas

  From Variety.com  |  March 5, 2008

  Film News: Helen Hunt's debut kicks off festival -- Helen Hunt's directorial debut "Then She Found Me" will open the AFI Dallas fest, which... more

• Sedona International Film Festival & Workshop

  February 24, 2008

  From Los Angeles Times

  This central Arizona fest, now in its 14th year, has a roster of 130 films and includes appearances by Helen Hunt, who makes her directorial... more

• She wrote the book on almost stardom

  July 23, 2007

  From Los Angeles Times

  It's easy today to be almost famous. Semi-stardom is never more than a YouTube moment away. But there was a time when almost fame involved... more

• Will stoop for scoop

  January 2, 2007

  From Los Angeles Times

  IN real life, Courteney Cox, who plays the rapaciously ambitious editor of a tabloid magazine on the new FX series "Dirt," has pretty much... more

• A long shadow

  October 17, 2006

  From Los Angeles Times

  EDWARD BASS has a resume that would make any novice movie producer envious: four films in two years, with his latest, "Bobby," garnering early... more

• Poor Emmy, only silver to Oscar's gold

  July 25, 2006

  From Los Angeles Times

  A half-century or so from now it's a safe bet Helen Hunt's obituary won't start by describing how she once dominated the Emmy Awards when... more

• An L.A. story, and its author's too

  March 10, 2006

  From Los Angeles Times

  JOHN FANTE'S "Ask the Dust" is among the ur-texts of Los Angeles literature, a book that, nearly 70 years after its initial appearance, still... more

• Moving Wilde out of his comfort zone

  February 3, 2006

  From Los Angeles Times

  Oscar, is that you? And is that still your play? Though we're not officially informed until the final credits roll, Oscar Wilde's classic... more

• Father-son moments, but no sitcom humor

  September 16, 2005

  From Los Angeles Times

  Sweet but dramatically inert, "The Thing About My Folks" is writer-star Paul Reiser's seriocomic valentine to his parents. While stocked with... more

• 'Spanglish': The language of life

  December 17, 2004

  From Los Angeles Times

  A comic drama about the way we live now, "Spanglish" is a film as contemporary as its title by a writer-director with a well-established gift... more

• Stars shine light on a potent voting bloc: single women

  October 8, 2004

  From Los Angeles Times

  The critical edge in this year's race for the White House may be as slender -- and as coveted -- as a needle-heeled Manolo Blahnik. With... more

• The more things change

  September 18, 2003

  From Los Angeles Times

  It's Emmy week (can you feel it? Because I can feel it). Maybe the reason I can feel it and you can't is that I'm part of the print media... more

• Pageant or play, it's still 'Ramona'

  April 6, 2003

  From Los Angeles Times

  Although a certain outdoor theatrical event in Hemet is marking its 80th birthday this year, it's still undergoing a bit of an identity crisis... more

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