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  • Shane West as The Germs' Darby Crash (Vitagraph Films)
  • At the center of Menzel's latest film is a Chaplinesque everyman named Jan Dite (whose name translates as John Child). When we first meet Jan (Oldrich Kaiser) he's being released from a 1950s Prague prison after serving a sentence imposed by the Communists. Now's he's been dropped off in the middle of an abandoned German town near the Czech border where he slowly begins to clean things up. As he cleans, he takes us on a journey back through his life.
  • The Darker Side of Hope (And the Audacity of 'Our Posterity')
  • Who was behind the inflammatory ad that showed Obama wearing a turban? The answer could be the start of a joke: a hypnotherapist, an apolitical wedding videographer, and a felon now on the run. And they still haven't paid for the ad.
  • Hours after it agreed to a provisional cease-fire with Georgia, Russia has demonstrated its military can freely move across Georgian territory. The authority of the Georgian government doesn't extend much beyond the capital, Tblisi.
  • Western powers have so far failed to support Georgia in its conflict with Russia over the breakaway region of South Ossetia. It is the latest historical example of the failure of great powers to support little countries when the chips are down.
  • Practicing Patience in Poland
  • The Rape of Europa takes its cue from the book of the same name by first-time author Lynn H. Nicholas. The book bore the subtitle: The Fate of Europe's…
  • The Rape of Europa
  • What was life like for civilians living in Berlin during WWII? We speak to Eleanor Ramrath Garner about her book “Eleanor's Story: An American Girl in Hitler's Germany.” Garner talks about the hards
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