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‘World War Z’: Brad Pitt battles zombies, not snakes, on a plane
Hero Complex - movies, comics, pop culture - Los Angeles TimesIt’s one of the biggest action set pieces in Paramount’s upcoming pandemic thriller, “World War Z.” A Belarus Airlines flight ...... -
‘Peter Cushing: A Life in Film’ chronicles the actor’s screen legacy
Hero Complex - movies, comics, pop culture - Los Angeles TimesWith his new book, “Peter Cushing: A Life in Film,” out on Tuesdsay, author David Miller charts in detail the ...... -
PASSINGS: Storm Thorgerson
Storm Thorgerson Creator of album art for Pink Floyd, Zeppelin Storm Thorgerson, 69, an English graphic designer whose eye-popping album art for Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin encapsulated the spirit of 1970s psychedelia, died Thursday. In a...
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Album skewering Margaret Thatcher to be reissued on April 17
After former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was pilloried following her death last week with a campaign in England to vault the song “Ding Dong the Witch Is Dead” to the top of the nation’s pop chart, an English satirist is...
Tags: Anglicanism, Margaret Thatcher, Westminster Abbey, Entertainment, Apple iTunes
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Manifold Greatness
"Manifold Greatness: The Creation and Afterlife of the King James Bible," a traveling exhibition opening at the Hays-Heighe House at Harford Community College on Monday, April 22, celebrates the 400th anniversary of the first printing of the King James...Tags: Arts and Culture, Students, University of Oxford, Harford Community College, Travel
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Coachella 2013 feels something like a British re-invasion
Ten minutes into his band's performance Friday night at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, singer Damon Albarn of Blur realized he hadn't introduced himself. So after a hard-driving rendition of Blur's song "There's No Other Way," the...
Tags: The Smiths (music group), Jake Bugg, Entertainment, Arts and Culture, Nottingham
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England to America: A well-traveled Morris Minor
Following an enjoyable trip to England in the mid-1990s, Skip Lane and his wife knew they'd return for more visits. Once back home in Melbourne, Fla., the Lanes realized that instead of renting a car on their next visit it might be preferable to...Tags: Rentals, Jacksonville (Duval, Florida), Melbourne, Vehicles, Services and Shopping
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We asked residents of Senior Star at Weber Place, a senior living community in Romeoville: Have you ever traced your family tree?
Jeanne Boyle, 81 Yes, back to 1883 when the Boyles came from Ireland to Philadelphia. They were thrown out of Ireland and all their property was confiscated because a dead British soldier was found on their farmland. Marion Manthey, 82 Yes, we traced...Tags: Research, Italy, Republic of Ireland, Parkinson's Disease
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Essay: Sitting in judgment
The word is "wodge" — and it explains everything. Wodge is a wonderful word. A playful word. Fun to say, fun to write, fun to see on the page. Had it not already existed, Dr. Seuss surely would have invented it. I first heard it a few years ago,...
Tags: Judges, Justice System, Arts and Culture, Nobel Prize Awards, Chicago Tribune
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Sorting port from port
Special to Tribune NewspapersOf all the wines that work well with cold weather at the top of the list must be port. The history of port alone is a winter's tale, a story best told at the fire-lit hearth. Port is the only wine to have been invented by mistake and political intrigue....Tags: Portugal, Lifestyle and Leisure, Toffee, Honey, Human Interest
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Insidious Albion
The Baltimore SunA former Baltimore Sun editor used to get exercised over the phrasal verb go missing, which he denounced as a stinking British import, and I have encountered other editors of the same stripe. I think it probably was originally British, gaining... -
Growing Up With Annette And Margaret
The Hartford CourantAlthough they represented the opposite poles of femininity — the intimidating, well-respected and unyielding Iron Lady vs. the adorable, well-beloved and sassy Cutie Pie — both Margaret Thatcher and Annette Funicello shaped my universe growing...Tags: Margaret Thatcher, Annette Funicello, Politics, Heads of State, Government
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