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– Vindu Goel Rich Kids Of Beverly Hills Deadline | E! is developing a reality show based on the notorious Tumblr blog "Rich Kids of Instagram".
The Dogme 95 movement was based on the notorious "Dogme Manifesto," which, for example, forbids filmmakers to use lighting sources that are not in the frame.
One night, between late rehearsals and a preview performance of "The Wild Party" -- the first of two new musicals this season that are based on the notorious 1928 Joseph Moncure March poem -- they outlined their typical day.
And in the sour-plum role of Roy Cohn, based on the notorious New York lawyer (and Donald J. Trump mentor) of the same name, Mr. Lane is savory indeed.
Strictly speaking, the Broadway play ITW, based on the notorious Scopes trial of 1925, has little to do with Darwinism as such.
And the pro-Gingrich super PAC TV ads based on the notorious King of Bain documentary just went up late on Thursday.
The film Kinsey, based on the life of the notorious sex researcher Alfred Kinsey is soon to open in Britain.
There is plenty of Brian Clough's famous voice in David Peace's novel based on the life of the notorious football manager - including snatches of actual interviews and press conferences.
"THE KID: A TALE TOLD THROUGH DANCE OF A KID FROM THE EAST WHO BECAME A LEGEND IN THE WEST," a dance piece based on the life of the notorious gunslinger Billy the Kid, performed by the Abrons Arts Center Dance Program at the Abrons Arts Center, Harry De Jur Playhouse, 466 Grand Street, Lower East Side.
Set in working-class Adelaide and based on the 1990s exploits of the notorious serial killer John Bunting and his crew, this nightmarish debut from Justin Kurzel arrives steeped in nastiness.
A more practised auteur took the runner-up spot: Argentinian director Pablo Trapero hits a career high with The Clan, a riveting underworld saga based on the true story of the notorious Puccio family that fully deserves the Scorsese comparisons it has earned from critics.
