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  • Taxi drivers stage a protest parade

    Thomas Wray pumps his fist in support of cabdrivers as they blare their horns in protest outside Seattle City Hall on Monday. Wray is a staffer with Teamsters union Local 117. The drivers want the City Council to regulate ride-share ...

  • Being human homosexual acts dance good form and good hygiene part 2

    Being human, homosexual acts, dance, good form and good hygiene, part 2 Editorial, 3/25/2010 Note: This article was added much later as a follow up to the previous article on this subject and to this same addition on 9/27/2010. When looking at the things that make humans distinct from animals in aesthetics, and in following up on my previous article, there are some issues worth ...

  • Town in a tower UK 784ft skyscraper to contain 822 homes shops library cinema

    Tomorrow, Tower Hamlets council is expected to give the green light for developers to build a 784ft skyscraper on Canary Wharf which is being dubbed a 'town in a ...

  • Lyric Opera signs off on busiest season ever

    Lyric Opera's unprecedented effort this past season to make itself more generally relevant and to provide what general director Anthony Freud calls "a broader, deeper cultural service to more people around the city" appears to have paid off. What's more, the company ended its 2012-13 season in the black, just as it has done for 25 of the past 26 years. That was the good ...

  • Mumford bassist on the mend

    British folk band Mumford & Sons’ bassist Ted Dwane posted a message on Monday saying he was recovering after brain surgery to remove a blood clot. Dwane posted a picture of himself with a shaved head on the ...

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Beverly Hills Cop [Blu-Ray]

Beverly Hills Cop [Blu-Ray]

Beverly Hills Cop, one of the first megahits of the early 1980s and the movie that catapulted star Eddie Murphy into the Hollywood stratosphere, is all about attitude. It has to be: Short in the narrative department, filled with caricatures, and largely lacking in any re ... ...

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  • Curb actor escapes vandalism charges

    Funnyman Jeff Garlin has escaped vandalism charges following his arrest on Saturday. The Curb Your Enthusiasm star was arrested after allegedly smashing the windows of a Mercedes in Studio City, California during a heated altercation with the vehicle's female driver over a parking spot. TMZ.com reports he broke the side window with his hand. Sources tell the website Garlin will not face ...

  • Garfield back for more Spidey sequels

    Andrew Garfield has been confirmed to don the Spider-Man costume for four films - his Peter Parker alter-ego will be back for three sequels to last year's The Amazing Spider-Man. As the Brit completes work on his second film as Spider-Man, executives at Sony have announced there will be a third and fourth installments of the franchise in 2016 and 2018. A statement from Jeff Blake, the ...

  • Tim More musical instruments on primary school curriculum

    While "pan in the classroom" is here to stay, schools have been given a wider choice of musical instruments which include the harmonium, the ‘tabla’, the ‘dholak’, the guitar and the ...

  • A love for Language Arts

    SPIRITED PERFORMANCE: These pupils give a spirited performance of Errol John's Moon on a Rainbow Shawl during the first annual Language Arts Department Showcase hosted by Naparima ...

  • Theater Review In A Kid Like Jake the Title Character Worries His Mother

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