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...week’s release “No Country for Old Men,” as well as his commanding performances in Ridley Scott’s “American Gangster” and Robert Rodriguez’s “Grindhouse” may cause today??s moviegoer to think that the actor has finally made a return to cinema. But in fact, Brolin has been working steadily ever since his 1985 debut.“The difference [now] is that people are actually seeing these movies,” Brolin said...
...part of a broader liberal arts education—has a significant place here at Harvard. In doing so, she addressed the kind of skepticism Han speaks of.“Harvard has always had enormous strengths in the arts—and never more so than today??but we have had equally strong ambivalence about the role of performance and practice in the curriculum and in the life of the University,” Faust wrote in a campus-wide announcement.But such legitimation of “the arts” may not even be necessary...
...today??s elections, voters will pick nine new city councillors and the six new members of the School Committee from a total of 24 candidates...
...candidates in today??s election are overwhelmingly Democratic. Most are longtime veterans of local government and take similar policy positions...
...Hollywood stars have long used their fame to advocate changes in our society. Today??s stars are falling short in their environmental efforts, holding a double standard that allows them to continue to fly private jets while imploring other Americans to drive hybrids and turn down their thermostats. In today??s celebrity obsessed society, where pictures of celebs are splashed across dozens of magazines, websites, and newspapers, this failure to practice what they preach detracts from their message. Americans want to emulate the stars, not just obey them...