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...Kramer cited as evidence of the book store’s attempts to balance Kissinger’s appearance the impartiality of moderator David Gergen—a Kennedy School professor and former presidential advisor in four administrations—and the scheduling of Christopher Hitchens, a prominent Kissinger critic, for an event two nights later, as evidence...
...Internet makes it easier for people to broker information about people they don't like. In Seattle, a battle is raging over Justicefiles.org a frequent critic of local law enforcement. The group began posting police officers' Social Security numbers on its website. A state court has ordered the group to stop, holding that it was infringing on the officers' privacy rights. Free-speech advocates are fighting the ruling, arguing that there is no basis for preventing the dissemination of truthful, legally obtained information...
Read TIME TV critic Jim Poniewozick on one of television's indelible icons: "As O'Connor played him, Archie Bunker was perpetually and evocatively tired: tired from his job, tired from dealing with the new world of strangers that moved into his Queens neighborhood... He put the lump in lumpenproletariat... He was a Reagan Democrat years before anyone knew they existed... Archie was an Astoria King Lear." www.time.com/oconnor...
...haven't already seen pearl harbor, make sure to do so when it opens at your local theater. Not because it's a great film, which (though I'm no movie critic) it isn't, but because after spending more than two hours watching a sappy love story bracket a burst of high-tech pyrotechnics, you can reflect on the deep grip that World War II continues to have on our imagination...
...movie critic who first saw the Del Coronado in Some Like It Hot described it as "an uproariously improbable set." Built with state-of-the-art technology, including elevators, fire-fighting equipment and water pressure in the bathrooms, the Del was expected by the two Midwesterners who built it in 1888 "to be the talk of the Western world." Indeed, the Queen Anne-style hotel is judged one of America's most beautiful and family-friendly hotels. Some guests arrived in private railcars, and many checked in for a whole season and sent their children to a hotel-run school...