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Review: Norton crafts a ‘Chinatown’-ish tale in ‘Motherless Brooklyn’ Jonathan Lethem’s novel about a private eye with Tourette’s syndrome, “Motherless Brooklyn,” starts with a brilliant burst of uncontrolled profanity and an explanation of its protagonist’s condition. “Words rush out of the cornucopia of my brain to course over the surface of the world, tickling reality like fingers on piano keys. Caressing, nudging. They’re an invisible army on a peacekeeping mission, a peaceable horde. They mean no harm.” Lethem lets loose a riot of language across the subsequent pages, remaking a classic detective story with an uncontrollable flow of words. In his intelligent, engrossing and derivative adaptation of “ Motherless Brooklyn ,” Edward Norton has something tidier in mind. Norton, who wrote, directed, produced and stars in the film, has shifted the story from the ’90s to the ’50s, taking a then-contemporary twist on an old genre and sending it back to its late-noir heyd...

“It feels great, baby,” Garoppolo said with a big grin before quickly changing the subject and awkwardly adding, “Happy Halloween.” Andrews, whose husband is two-time Stanley Cup champion Jarret Stoll, laughed and wished him a happy Halloween back before the interview ended and a still-smiling Garoppolo walked away. Garoppolo completed 28 of 37 passes for 317 yards and four touchdowns to keep the 49ers unbeaten at the midway point of the season. The former Patriot sounded more like Rob Gronkowski instead of his mentor, Tom Brady, who only makes sure he says hi to his mom in every on-field postgame interview . Jimmy Garoppolo made enough plays during last night's game against Arizona to preserve San Francisco's perfect record. He was understandably all smiles during a postgame interview with Fox's Erin Andrews. Andrews seemed to enjoy it too. And we love to see pleasant interactions between two professionals , don't we, folks? Usually I have a pretty goo...

Wikipedia Ambati Rayudu                           From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Ambati Thirupathi Rayudu (conceived 23 September 1985) is an Indian expert cricketer. He is a right-gave center request batsman, who once in a while keeps the wicket, and a right-arm off break bowler. He plays for Hyderabad in household cricket, and Chennai Super Kings in the Indian Premier League (IPL).  Wikipedia Ambati Rayudu Rayudu started his top of the line vocation with Hyderabad in 2002 at 16 years old and, by the next year, was playing for India A. He captained the India Under-19 group at the 2004 ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup and was relied upon to break into the senior group. Question with players and state affiliation, trailed by joining with the "dissident" Indian Cricket League, prompted him being overlooked for national group choice. He came back to local cricket in 2009 by tolerating BCCI's pardon ...