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FA Cup final on U.S. broadcast TV for first time ever with FOX airing
Channel Guide MagazineAt long last, during the 150th anniversary of England's Football Association, the final of the FA Cup — the world's oldest soccer competition and England's main domestic cup tournament — will air in the United States for the first time ever on... -
Letters: Neighborhood naming rights
Re "Accent on the saying power," Column One, May 7 Regarding the dispute over the proper way to pronounce neighborhood names in Los Angeles such as Los Feliz, in English there is a standard way to pronounce words from foreign languages. It is...
Tags: Italy
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Meaningful immigration reform begins with the right sort of immigrant
This country needs sensible immigration reform, but because liberal Obama-huggers oppose 100-foot-high Electro-Death-O-Matic™ fences and strings of naval mines along each coast, we've gotten nowhere. That's why I was interested to see that the...
Tags: Haley Barbour, Statue of Liberty, Republic of Ireland, Labor Legislation, Career and Workplace
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Getty Museum buys 'Rembrandt Laughing': tiny portrait, huge value
Stepping up the effort to strengthen its European art collection, the Getty Museum has acquired two major Old Masters paintings: an exuberant early self-portrait of Rembrandt from around 1628, and a classic scene of the Grand Canal in Venice by...
Tags: Arts, Government, J. Paul Getty Trust, Arts and Culture, National Government
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A bit of Britain at Jolly Posh
Before I could ride a bicycle or recite The Lord's Prayer, I remember sausages. Bulbous and gray, with brown patches from the fry pan, these links — ask my folks — were the quickest, cheapest way to quiet a hyper child. But my introduction...
Tags: Irving Park, Lifestyle and Leisure, Sandwiches, The Happiest News!, Foods and Beverages
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Roberts rivets readers with tale of Mawson 'Alone On The Ice'
It's not likely I'll ever have a chance to visit Antarctica. So it follows that I'm unlikely ever to be alone on the ice at the bottom of the world. Thanks to adventure author David Roberts, I don't need to go south to learn the tribulations faced by...
Tags: Petroleum Industry, Antarctica, Australia, Snow Storms
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A Heart To Heart With Stefanie Powers Of 'Looped'
The Hartford Courant"There are lots of decisions you make that, if you think twice, you won't do them," says Stefanie Powers. The actress, best known for the popular TV detective series "Hart to Hart" with Robert Wagner, can't say exactly why she said yes when she got the...Tags: Environmental Issues, Wildlife, Tony Awards, Celebrities, Lung Cancer
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Review: Under the Italian sun, 'Love Is All You Need'
Danish filmmaker Susanne Bier's excellent tragedies tend to feature the sorts of characters and conflicts that turn up in her newest movie, "Love Is All You Need." We meet a heartbroken widower, a breast-cancer survivor, an unfaithful husband, an...Tags: Italy, Celebrities, In a Better World (movie), Marriage, Family
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Nathan Rabin Nathan Rabin is the head writer for The A.V. Club. His books include “The Big Rewind” and “My Year of Flops.” He also collaborated on “Weird Al: The Book.” He has written for the Wall Street Journal,...Tags: Theater, Diabetes, Poetry, Prada, Chicago Restaurants
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Northwest Indiana's Marktown may be nearing its end
For almost a century, Marktown has looked like an English village plopped down in the middle of Northwest Indiana's Rust Belt skyline. The architect behind Marktown loved Victorian ruffles and flourishes, building cottages with steeply pitched gabled...
Tags: Theater, BP Plc, Chicago Mayor, Entertainment Events, Realty
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Anthony Madrid Anthony Madrid lives in Chicago. His poems have appeared in Boston Review, Gulf Coast, The Iowa Review, Poetry and Web Conjunctions. His first book is “I Am Your Slave Now Do What I Say.” Rebecca Makkai Rebecca Makkai is...Tags: Saveur, Chicago Restaurants, Poetry, Journalism, Crime, Law and Justice
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“The Bletchley Circle” makes U.S. premiere on PBS
Channel Guide MagazineAs they did in America, women in Britain stepped up big time during World War II to help the cause in various capacities. Among these were the many women who worked at Bletchley Park, which became the base of operations for the British government’...
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