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How not to apologize (I'm talking to you, Lars von Trier)
Opinion L.A.Count on provocative Danish filmmaker Lars von Trier to kick up a controversy even when his movies don't. Steven Zeitchik reports on The Times' 24 Frames blog that Von Trier made a disastrous attempt at humor involving Nazis and Jews...... -
Monster Mash: Analysis of Eli Broad's planned art museum; exhibition on Hitler extended in Germany
Culture MonsterMega-millions: More analysis of the designs for Eli Broad's planned contemporary art museum in downtown L.A. (Los Angeles Times) Dictator: The German Historical Museum in Berlin has extended its exhibition on Adolf Hitler due to popular demand. (Reuters)... -
Golden Globes hasn't asked Ricky Gervais back for a third year [Updated]
Show TrackerHollywood Foreign Press to Ricky Gervais: We don't want you back!... -
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Noel Taylor dies at 97; longtime costume designer for stage and screen
Noel Taylor, an award-winning costume designer whose career spanned seven decades and started almost by accident after artist Marc Chagall sought his help, has died. He was 97.
Taylor, a longtime resident of West Hollywood, died of natural causes...Tags: Katharine Hepburn, Theater, PBS (tv network), Music Theater, Television
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Book review: 'Irrepressible: The Life and Times of Jessica Mitford' by Leslie Brody
Special to the Los Angeles TimesIn their time, the daughters of the second Baron Redesdale, better known as the Mitford sisters, were an industry. Their trade, for the most part, was their mere existence — swanning about British society, leaving scandal and newsprint in their...Tags: Jean Genet, William Faulkner, Maya Angelou, Winston Churchill, The Washington Post
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Barbara Lauwers Podoski dies at 95; launched psychological campaign against Germans in WWII
Barbara Lauwers Podoski, who launched one of the most successful psychological campaigns of World War II, which resulted in the surrender of more than 600 Czechoslovakian soldiers fighting for the Germans, died of cardiovascular disease Aug. 16 at the...Tags: The Washington Post, Central Intelligence Agency, Italy, Colleges and Universities, Hospitals and Clinics
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Martin Ernest Dannenberg dies at 94; found copy of Nuremberg Laws during WWII
Martin Ernest Dannenberg, who as a young World War II Army sergeant discovered a copy of the anti-Semitic Nuremberg Laws, one of Nazi Germany's most infamous documents, died Aug. 18 in his sleep at his home in Guilford, Md. He was 94.
-------------------...Tags: U.S. Military, Music, Massacres, Nazi Party, Colleges and Universities
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Michael Foot dies at 96; last of the British Labor Party's socialist leaders
Associated PressMichael Foot, a bookish intellectual and anti-nuclear campaigner who led Britain's Labor Party to a disastrous defeat in 1983, died Wednesday, officials said. He was 96. Foot died peacefully at his home in north London following a long illness, historian...Tags: Tony Blair, Parties and Movements, Plymouth, Nuclear Weapons, Nuclear Policy
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'A Lethal Obsession' by Robert Wistrich
A Lethal Obsession
Anti-Semitism From Antiquity
to the Global Jihad
Robert S. Wistrich
Random House: 1,188 pp., $40
A heartbreaking irony suffuses "A Lethal Obsession" by Robert S. Wistrich, a history of anti-Semitism by a historian who has devoted...Tags: Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Ku Klux Klan, Noam Chomsky, The Holocaust (1934-1945), Massacres
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Lawsuit against Bell suggests voter fraud in 2009 election
L.A. NOWA lawsuit filed Monday by a former Bell police officer makes a variety of serious allegations about city officials and suggests voter fraud in a 2009 election. According to the lawsuit, filed by James Corcoran, off-duty police officers in Bell...... -
Gold Derby nuggets: 'Star Trek' best cast movie | 'Doctor Who' tries legal series | 'An Education' from director Lone Scherfig
Gold Derby⢠The Casting Society of America held the silver-anniversary edition of the Artios Awards on Monday night in both Gotham and LA. The CSA kudos -- saluting the best in casting -- went to "Star Trek" (drama feature), "Tropic Thunder" (comedy feature),...
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