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‘Cuban Fury’ encourages audience to chase after passions

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We’ve all felt inadequate at some point, especially when compared to the majesty of our love interest. But “Cuban Fury,” the latest film by Nick Frost, advocates channeling this adoration into the rea...

‘Captain’ continues Marvel’s majesty

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Picking up after “The Avengers,” Marvel’s latest film “Captain America: The Winter Soldier” has big boots to fill. Yet the sequel to the first Captain America flick doesn’t just fill them – it redesig...

Winged Captain America character soars

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Amid the sea of superheroes, supersoldiers and superspies featured in “Captain America: The Winter Soldier,” the character who stands out is not the bionic arm menace or the star-studded hunk. It’s th...

“Generation War” shakes to the core

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A German film about WWII sounds like just another history lesson on the tragedy of war. Yet “Generation War” courageously reinvigorates the familiar story with the “I-need-to-know-what-happens-nex...

“The Boys are Back” advocates optimism despite sadness

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"The Boys are Back" - Australia, UK - Netflix instant watch Adapted from the witty memoir by a British sports journalist about raising his sons after his wife dies, “The Boys are Back” advocates de...

Facebook prevents authentic interaction

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It is never too late for a new resolution. Like breaking any other habit, it may be difficult at first, but over time it is mind-liberating, time-granting and privacy-restoring. Facebook emphasizes...

Senior caves into theater production

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For most seniors, a thesis requires hours of sitting in the library, researching and writing up their findings. But for senior Lauren Coghlan, it meant constructing a cave inside the Ring Theater for ...

Zoo’s choice raises questions

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Zookeepers and animal lovers worldwide have responded to the recent controversy of the Copenhagen Zoo’s euthanizing of a healthy, 18-month-old giraffe. Shot and autopsied as an educational event for a...

“As White as Milk, as Red as Blood” paints conflict of the teenage heart

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courtesy: italingua.ning.com Everyone remembers the challenge of working up the nerve to talk to a high school crush. For anyone who doesn’t, there are hundreds of Hollywood flicks chronicling the ...

“As White as Milk, as Red as Blood” paints conflict of the teen...

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Everyone remembers the challenge of working up the nerve to talk to a high school crush. For anyone who doesn't, there are hundreds of Hollywood flicks chronicling the universal woes of being a teenag...
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