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Top-10 lists are often fun but rarely perfect. This Veteran’s Day list is composed of movies that show warfare from a wide variety of...
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Find out more about Rick: Rick Marianetti is a Berkeley grad, cultural gadfly, Pangloss wannabe trapped inside Philip Marlowe’s body, and purveyor of reflections on national culture and events. E-mail him at rickbayside@aol.com. |
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Jeanne-Claude passed away in a New York hospital from complications of a brain aneurysm Wednesday night, according to the Associated Press. In...
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The US Department of Agriculture released a report Monday stating one in six American households had inadequate access to a safe, reliable supply of...
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It's become a cliche among TV critics: HBO's The Wire was the greatest television series ever to grace the the airways of American television....
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2012 opens today, surfing on a wave of superstition, psuedo-science, and mass hysteria over the end of the world two years from now. Earlier this...
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With all the hullabaloo over Halloween, you may have let National Cat Day (October 29) slip right by. David Letterman forgot, too, so in honor of...
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Extreme pumpkin-carver Tom Nardone doesn't mince his words when he asks, "At what point did the carving of pumpkins turn into a...
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Disturbing stories designed to frighten the pants off a scarecrow have always been a part of Halloween. A celebration of October 31 without scary...
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Don't look for Saw, The Exorcist, Halloween, or Night of the Living Dead on this list. What you will find are seven (for good luck) of the scariest,...
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As a sextet of pelicans flew in formation overhead like the Blue Angels unplugged, Day 2 of the Treasure Island Music Festival quieted down but burned...
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