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OSCAR Contenders: “A War” An Important Call to Change the Rules of Engagement
A War is one of the best movies of the year, politically correct, realistic, and approachable. The timing of this war-drama couldn't be any better as an insightful study of the Afghan conflict, its ethics, politics, and in the aftermath with the soldiers and their families in the West.
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LA Arts: Sofia Vergara To Host the 25th Annual LA Art Show 2020 Opening Night Premiere Gala
The 25th Annual LA Art Showis proud to announce actress Sofia Vergara will be the official host of the 2020 Opening Night Premiere Gala being held at the Los Angeles Convention Center on Wednesday Feb. 5 from 8 – 11 pm.
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Ex-Machina Review – Edgy Sci-Fi Tech Thriller Engages At Enter
Ex-Machina, from DNA Films and Universal Pictures International, brings to the screen, a sci-fi thriller woven together with a contemporary tech drama introducing the next phase of the extremely secretive and highly sensitive Artificial Intelligent program to the world.
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“When Valentine’s Day Is Simply Not Enough:” Celebrate An Entire “Month Of Romance” In Cabo At The Exclusive Capella Pedregal
Cabo San Lucas – Cupid is flying in for an extended stay during the month of February at Capella Pedregal in Cabo, Mexico, as the stunning 96-room hideaway is heralding a “Month of Romance” with a range of delightful activities created especially for couples.
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Hey, You're That Guy: Actor, Comedian John Ennis
Hollywood has launched a thousand careers, and among them are the many extremely talented character actors and comedians we’ve watched for years and whose nuanced performances knock us on our asses every time we see them. Just the sight of them elicits responses like, “Hey, I love that guy! Wasn't he in that one movie? You know the one. What is that guy's name?”
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Beltway Insider: Obama Issues Sanctions; Air Asia; 2016 President Race; Syrian Civil War; Mario Cuomo
President Barack Obama has issued an Executive Order authorizing additional sanctions against Kim Jong Un and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea in response to the unprovoked, financially destabilizing and destructive cyber attack against SONY Pictures Entertainment.
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North Italia Santa Monica Review - Fabulous; Health Driven Farm to Table Fare Impresses
Sometimes a restauranteur comes along who changes the game. Raises the bar. Ups the ante. That’s very much the case with Sam Fox, the creative visionary behind Fox Restaurant Concepts, which has taken hip and healthy to new heights.
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London Arts: Tate Modern Takes Top Spot Among UK Visitor Attractions
Tourism is alive and well in London, drawing nearly 70 million visitors annually, and the Tate Modern has become the most visited attraction in the UK, with 5,868,562 visits last year, according to the Association of Leading Visitor Attractions.
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Serenity Review – A Modernized Noir Thriller With All the Right Bait
Serenity, from Aviron Pictures, presents a modernized noir thriller complete with the femme fatale in need of rescue, the jilted ex, the abusive new husband, heartache, justice and freedom and building a life created out of circumstances.
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Polar Vortex Sends Artic Blast Across Much of Deep South; Second Storm System Will Bring More Snow
Temperatures are expected to plummet this week as the polar vortex, a weather phenomenon that forces cold air from the stratosphere, pushes an unseasonable blast of freezing cold air across much of the nation.
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World News: The Dangerously Deserted Arena of French Leadership
The emptiness of the political speeches of the great French parties, incapable of apprehending contemporary changes, left the field open to two opponents, LREM and Rassemblement National, locked in a Manichean debate dangerous for the Republic.
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Tribeca Film Festival Review – The Top Ten, an Honorable Mention and Heated Controversy
With the 13th Annual Tribeca Film Festival over, awards announced, statistics heralded, staff and volunteers moved on and media left to examine, write and critique the slate of films, what rises to the top is dependent on taste.
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Kristen Bell, Bobby Flay, Taye Diggs, Tom Colicchio and Naked Juice Do Some Good with Their Selfies
Grab a Pineapple, squeeze those melons, take a selfie holding your favorite produce and post with the hash tag #DrinkGoodDoGood, and Naked Juice, the delicious fruit and vegetable drink, will donate up to 10 lbs of produce to needy communities.
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Beltway Insider: Die-In Protests Spread; S.I. Cop Racist Background; November Job Report; Sandy Hook
President Obama has remained reluctant to criticize the process which left a white NYPD police officer exonerated in the videotaped murder of an unarmed black man detained for selling loose cigarettes as his Attorney General nominee Loretta Lynch prepares the federal inquiry.
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The Square Review – Arab Spring and Egypt's Fight For Freedom and Democracy
“The Square,” the Oscar nominated documentary from Director Jehane Noujaim and Producer Karim Amer, offers a first person and front row seat to one of the most pivotal moments in modern history since the fall of the Berlin Wall.
