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...second came at 8:11 in the second period. With only three defenders crowded deep in the Crimson defensive zone, Grumet-Morris staved off five more shots on goal. When the penalties were killed, the sellout crowd at Bright Hockey Center rose to its feet...
...Film Association of North Rhine-Westphalia, the new law will push producers to make art-house movies for international juries instead of more popular crowd pleasers - which could hurt the popularity of German film back home. Last year the market share for local films in local cinemas rose to 17.5% (up from 11.9% in 2002) thanks mainly to the hits Good Bye Lenin! and The Miracle of Bern. "The problem is that we in Europe see film as a cultural product and not as a commercial product," he says. "That limits mass appeal of a film and that...
...valuations of several Internet service providers with its €3.9 billion offer for the 29% share of France's Wanadoo - Europe's second biggest ISP - it doesn't already own. And on Thursday Britain had its biggest tech IPO since 2000; shares in wireless microchip maker Cambridge Silicon Radio rose 23% in its first day of trading. Investment bankers predict a new wave of consolidation; Goldman Sachs estimates telecom firms will have...
...Wednesday, PBS' Charlie Rose convened a panel of savants to hash out the controversy of the film's purported anti-Semitism and Gibson's provocative and defensive public statements. A hash some of them made of it. Leading the attack, Vanity Fair's Christopher Hitchens appropriated rhetorical tactics employed by both political fringes. Like some segments of the Christian right when Last Temptation and Dogma came out, he called for a boycott of a film he apparently had not seen. And he exhumed that favorite old pejorative of the Bolsheviks, fascist: he said the movie is "quite distinctly fascist...
...that is the extent to which the Huntington has settled into solid footing. As it wraps up its current season with Joe Orton’s 1960s farce, What the Butler Saw, and Tennessee Williams’s The Rose Tattoo, the Huntington has given the theater-going public a certain measure of expectation and a wondering anticipation of what will, finally, appear on the stage...