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The ‘Trespassers Will’ of Childhood
No offense, Walt Disney. But to really understand the magic of Winnie-the-Pooh, you need to read it. Open the book and you walk into a
October 13, 2017
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No offense, Walt Disney. But to really understand the magic of Winnie-the-Pooh, you need to read it. Open the book and you walk into a
The bigger you are, the harder you fall goes the old cliché. But in Harvey Weinstein’s case, that seems to be true. Weinstein, one of
Some things in life we know with certainty: The sun will come up tomorrow. Fish will swim in the sea. Kevin Sorbo will star in
We suffered through a week of loss and grief, a week that left us looking for answers. We know the who, what and where of
The new documentary Mully tells the inspiring story of a remarkable African man who went from poverty to riches, then used his riches to combat
We’ve seen it many times at the outset of a movie: “Based on a True Story.” And if you’re taking a careful look at what’s
As a former high school English and Spanish teacher, I’ve seen the pros and the woes of technology in the classroom. I was never one
Back in the day, television was considered something of a cultural unifier—the very definition of mass entertainment that would serve as a focal point for
Apple unveiled its nifty new iPhone yesterday—one that weighs in at a delicate 6.14 ounces and costs a hefty $999. What do you get for
Life’s just a downer, right? Well, maybe not totally, but it sure can feel that way—even here in the good old U.S. of A. A
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