Special To The Washington Post Pat Padua, Author at Fort Worth Business Press

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‘Kevin Hart: What Now?’ documents a sold-out comedy show at a football stadium

Special To The Washington Post Pat Padua - October 14, 2016

'Comedian Kevin Hart has a restless mind that wanders freely from the mundane to the absurd. A story about a pesky raccoon in his...

Entertainment

‘Don’t Breathe’ is a cat-and-mouse thriller, but who’s the cat?

Special To The Washington Post Pat Padua - August 26, 2016

Three friends in Detroit break into a blind man's home for what they think will be easy cash in the tense thriller "Don't Breathe."...

Entertainment

Sausage Party’: Raunchy talking-food comedy makes for an unsavory stew

Special To The Washington Post Pat Padua - August 12, 2016

In the R-rated animated comedy "Sausage Party," two filmmakers who have previously delighted millions of children - Greg Tiernan of the "Thomas & Friends"...

Culture

‘Raiders!’ documents an eight-year labor of cinematic love

Special To The Washington Post Pat Padua - June 17, 2016

Hollywood thrillers promise a few hours of escapist adventure. But that pales in comparison to the long and arduous adventure of growing up.In "Raiders!...

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‘Born to Be Blue’ tells of the rise and fall of jazz trumpeter Chet Baker

Special To The Washington Post Pat Padua - April 1, 2016

Sometimes known as the James Dean of jazz, trumpeter Chet Baker was among the most photogenic of jazz musicians. Yet by the time he...

Special To The Washington Post Pat Padua

‘Kevin Hart: What Now?’ documents a sold-out comedy show at a football stadium

‘Don’t Breathe’ is a cat-and-mouse thriller, but who’s the cat?

Sausage Party’: Raunchy talking-food comedy makes for an unsavory stew

‘Raiders!’ documents an eight-year labor of cinematic love

‘Born to Be Blue’ tells of the rise and fall of jazz trumpeter Chet Baker

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