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'The Lady': Luc Besson, Michelle Yeoh on Myanmar's Suu Kyi
24 FramesDirector Luc Besson and star Michelle Yeoh dicuss making "The Lady" and meeting its real-life heroine, Aung San Suu Kyi, the Burmese dissident and 1991 Nobel Peace Prize winner.... -
Two Southern California women named Rhodes Scholars
L.A. NOWTwo Southern California natives were named as Rhodes Scholars on Saturday and will join 30 other students in receiving full scholarships to the University of Oxford. Stephanie Bryson of San Diego graduated as valedictorian from Cal State Long Beach in....... -
Woody Allen and Mia Farrow's son Ronan Farrow is a Rhodes Scholar
Ministry of GossipRonan Farrow, son of Woody Allen and Mia Farrow, has been named a Rhodes Scholar. Ronan Farrow currently works for Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, whose husband President Bill Clinton was also a Rhodes Scholar.... -
Culture Watch: 'Art and Homosexuality: A History of Ideas' by Christopher Reed
Culture MonsterThe excellent new book 'Art and Homosexuality: A History of Ideas' will likely become a standard reference.... -
Goodbye, Oxford comma? Hello, Shatner comma!
Jacket CopyIs the Oxford comma imperiled? Bring, on, the, Shatner, comma!... -
Monster Mash: Judi Dench, Anish Kapoor win Japanese arts prize; big payday for Harry Connick Jr.?
Culture MonsterJapan to bestow arts honors on Judi Dench, Bill Viola... -
Want an Ivy League business degree? Helps to be an Ivy League grad
Money & CompanyMany Harvard and Wharton business students got undergraduate degrees from the same universities... -
PALESTINIAN TERRITORIES: Legal opinion muddies U.N. statehood bid
Babylon & BeyondAs the Palestinian Authority is getting ready to ask the United Nations to accept the West Bank and Gaza Strip within the 1967 borders as a member state, a legal opinion by an Oxford University international-law professor has provoked second thoughts... -
Chimpanzees mourn their dead like humans do, research finds
Some chimpanzees seem to grieve similarly to humans in the face of a fellow chimp's death, two new studies have found, appearing to comfort the dying, experience trauma after death and have trouble letting go.
The research, published Monday in the...Tags: Jane Goodall, Science and Technology, Stanford University, James Anderson, Animals
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BMI: Don't like your number? Read this
Hey, what is your BMI? If that's a number you'd rather not share -- if, in fact, you can't help thinking there must be something wrong with the BMI calculator -- I feel your pain. And although I can't fix the calculator, I can tell you there's a growing...Tags: Weight, Overweight, College Sports, Physical Conditions, Diabetes
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Restaurants get a little greener
When Neal and Amy Knoll Fraser move their restaurant Grace downtown to the rectory of St. Vibiana's later this year, diners will be hard-pressed to miss the earth-to-table connection.
Fraser intends to plant a garden — and not just a few containers...Tags: Jack in the Box Incorporated, Clothing, Accessories, and Shoes, Hands, Salads, Restaurant and Catering Industry
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Lessons of America's Civil War
Los Angeles TimesCan anything new be said about the American Civil War? Though the causes and campaigns have all been examined by ranks of historians, many books are coming this spring for the 150th anniversary of the war's start on April 12, 1861, when Confederate...Tags: Wars and Interventions, Slavery, Politics, History (tv network), U.S. Army
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