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Q&A: 'People Like Us' star Chris Pine and director/co-writer Alex Kurtzman
You may or may not know that “People Like Us” star Chris Pine auditioned for “Avatar.” It did not go well. “Sometimes you can leave your car in Burbank, Los Angeles, and walk into a conference room and your back is...
Tags: Channing Tatum, Alec Baldwin, Denzel Washington, Tyler Perry, Science Fiction (genre)
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Colonial Players, Infinity Theatre offer a double delight
Two terrific shows premiered last weekend in Annapolis, set in nearly the same period and dealing with history-making creative artists. At Colonial Players, "Moonlight and Magnolias" is set in 1939 and tells the behind-the-scenes story of making the film...
Tags: Bing Crosby, Theater, Unrest, Conflicts and War, MGM Inc., Danny Kaye
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Outperforming the competition keeps her on top
South Bend TribunePenn High School senior Anna Day, 19, was recently named to the U.S. Paralympics track and field high school All-American team for her performance in long jump. This is the second year she has earned this distinction. A sprinter on the Penn track team...Tags: Paralympic Games, Track and Field
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In trying season, Virginia Tech's Jarrett keeps perspective by caring for disabled brother
WDBJ7 Sports ReporterThe Hokies are set to host Florida State on Thursday night in chilly Blacksburg where the Hokie nation is wondering if its team can finally show its true character this season. One Hokie who has shown plenty of character in the face of a tough situation....Tags: Sports, Virginia Tech Hokies, Football
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Colonial Players offers thought-provoking production of 'Sunlight'
Colonial Players' second offering of its 64th season is Sharr White's 2009 award-winning play "Sunlight." This enduring all-volunteer company's bold choice of a topical drama examining controversial issues is laudable, although its timing, when many...
Tags: Ethics, Annapolis, Laws, Religion and Belief, Sprague
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With help of 'beliebers,' young girl's dream comes true
marieg@herald-mail.comLeave it to Bieber — Justin, that is — to have fans who support each other. And no one knows more about the power of that support than Kaden Anders. If not for the singer’s loyal army of followers, her family says, the young girl&...Tags: YouTube, The Herald-Mail, Verizon Center, Computer Networking and Internet, Verizon Communications
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Tri-County Special Needs Resources
Welcome to our tri-county listing of special needs resources. We do our best to include every organization, but sometimes things fall through the cracks. If you know of an organization you feel should be included, send the information to Editor Kyara...Tags: Health Treatments, Spina Bifida, Diseases and Illnesses, Physical Disabilities, Asthma
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Kyle Kauffman lives out his dream
For Kyle Kauffman, cerebral palsy is a hurdle, not a wall. He has a high school diploma, a Facebook account and a dorm room at Stevenson, where he majors in public history and manages the men's soccer team. "Soccer is probably the most beautiful sport...
Tags: Students, Sports, Soccer, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Teaching and Learning
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Terminal Cancer Patient Fights to Save Home From Foreclosure
KTLA NewsSOUTH GATE, Calif. (KTLA) -- A woman who suffers from cerebral palsy, and who's been diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer, is fighting for her life -- and to save her home. That's becasue a foreclosure notice for Ana Casas-Wilson to vacate the house she'...Tags: Health Treatments, Breast Cancer, Credit Ratings, Financial and Business Services, Lee Baca
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Q&A: William H. Macy of 'The Sessions'
When “The Sessions” co-star William H. Macy came to Chicago in the early 1970s, he briefly worked as a waiter at former Lincoln Park bar Le Pub. He made more money, he says, as a carpenter. “[I would] build shelves and things like...
Tags: Cartoons, Chicago Restaurants, Social Issues, Lizzy Caplan, Polio
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Team manager Kauffman gets a real kick out of playing for Stevenson men's soccer
At game's end, Kyle Kauffman scooped up the soccer ball at his feet at midfield, trotted over to the grandstand and, with a stage actor's aplomb, bowed to the crowd. Five hundred people, including Kauffman's parents, stood and cheered the college senior,...
Tags: Sports, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Soccer
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Raising Awareness For A Commonly Misdiagnosed Disease
ReporterRett Syndrome is a disease that’s commonly misdiagnosed. It wasn’t until Nicole Pintoski’s daughter turned 2, that she finally got the proper diagnosis. “It was quite hard to get that diagnosis, because she did have that autism...Tags: Autism
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