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WEEK IN REVIEW
Thursday


Plan your fun for the Fourth of July holiday
Everett caretaker arrested in theft from elderl...
If you think gas costs hurt now, just wait
Wednesday


At Russian-style bath house in Everett, clients...
Everett teen remembered as standout at school
Report on Lake Stevens Marine's death to be con...
Tuesday


Stackable houses could be a model for builders
Straighter path open for drivers on Highway 9
Everett School District chooses interim leader
Monday


Young candidate makes a bid for the Legislature
Cell-phone law tough enough? Ask New Jersey
Airline takes tour of Paine Field
Sunday


Hospitals worry as they care for more low-weigh...
Hundreds of fish tunnels need to be unclogged
In tests, racer zips to 400 mph
Saturday


Everett schools chief to make early exit
Safety warnings go out as fireworks go on sale
$1 million will buy Marysville couple a lot of ...
Friday


Blaze quickly devoured building, but could have...
Immigration agents raid Arlington Boeing supplier
Jilted tow truck companies say Everett will be ...
 

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Published: Friday, May 16, 2008

Movie talk: Lionsgate gets 'W'

Lionsgate announced this week it has acquired North American distribution rights from QED International to "W," a biopic about President Bush directed by Academy Award winner Oliver Stone.

"W" stars Josh Brolin as Bush, Elizabeth Banks as Laura Bush, James Cromwell as George H.W. Bush, Ellen Burstyn as Barbara Bush, Thandie Newton as Condoleezza Rice, Jeffrey Wright as Colin Powell, Scott Glenn as Donald Rumsfeld and Ioan Gruffud as Tony Blair.

"W" began production Monday in Louisiana. Lionsgate set the release date as Oct. 17.

1. If you think gas costs hurt now, just wait
2. Everett caretaker arrested in theft from elderly man
3. Plan your fun for the Fourth of July holiday
4. Everett's July 4 celebration at Legion Memorial Park
5. Two hospitalized after morning fire
6. Politicians pushed Sonics out the door
7. Storms expected to clear up tonight
8. His and her Dino-fact checking services available now
9. SuperSonics fly off to Oklahoma City
10. Dino Rossi campaign apologizes for sending e-mails to AquaSox fan list
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Three new administrators join SCC
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Changing of the guard for the Timberwolves
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Mill Creek: Want more, pay more
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