Screen Gems' Underworld: Awakening and George Lucas' Red Tails are fueling a strong weekend at the domestic box office, which could be up as much as 30 percent over last year despite bad weather in the Midwest and East. Underworld Awakening, the fourth
by Annette Witheridge, Sunday Mirror 22/01/2012 The courageous and daring US Red Tail squadrons destroyed 112 German planes in the air, another 150 on the ground, hundreds of trains and trucks, even a ship. Their bravery was the stuff of legend.
Often called into battle to protect bomber pilots who had just finished hurling racist epithets at them, the African-American Red Tails, so named because of the markings on their planes, stood up for a country that was mostly unwilling to stand up for
Screen Gems' Underworld: Awakening and George Lucas' Red Tails are fueling a strong weekend at the domestic box office, which could be up as much as 30 percent over last year despite bad weather in the Midwest and East. Underworld Awakening, the fourth
LOS ANGELES — This week's most noteworthy film screening didn't take place in Hollywood or Beverly Hills. Instead of starlets gliding past photographers on a red carpet, elderly men in wheelchairs, using canes or leaning