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ILLUSTRATION BY BARRY MOSER
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Seminar caters to teen writers, artists
"Sharing Memories, Shaping Possibilities" is the theme of this week's 14th Biennial Conference on Literature and Hawaii's Children.
Illustrator Barry Moser and author Ralph Fletcher are among featured guests at the three-day affair, Thursday through Saturday at the University of Hawaii at Manoa's Campus Center.
Moser will conduct a workshop for teen artists and Fletcher a workshop for teen writers. Other highlights include speeches, performances, discussions and children's activities.
In connection with the conference, an exhibit of Moser's engravings and watercolor illustrations will be displayed at Gallery 31 in the Honolulu Academy of Arts Learning Center through Aug. 4.
The conference is free, with a nominal fee for some of the professional sessions. Hours are 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday; 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
Visit www.childrensliterature.org or call 956-7559. -- Star-Bulletin
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Opening Friday:
"WALL-E": After hundreds of lonely years doing what he was built for, a garbage-compacting robot discovers a new purpose in life when he's smitten by a sleek new robot named EVE. In his attempts to court her, he pursues her back into space, where humans are now living off-planet in a mother ship. The new Disney/Pixar movie is directed by Andrew Stanton of "Finding Nemo" fame. (G)
"Wanted": Based on a comic-book series, this is the story of a disengaged slacker (James McAvoy), who is inducted into a elite clan of assassins by a beautiful killer for hire (Angelina Jolie) who helps him unlock his dormant powers to avenge his father's murder. (R)
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Associated Press
The voice cast of "WALL-E" -- Ben Burtt, left, Sigourney Weaver, Jeff Garlin, Kathy Najimy, Elissa Knight, Fred Willard and John Ratzenberger -- joined a model of their robot star Saturday at the premiere of the animated film in Los Angeles.
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