Arts & Entertainment

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Movies you might have missed: Ace in the Hole

The corrupting influence of mass media in a capitalist society has been the focus of several films.

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Walking a mile in Barbara’s shoes

Andre is aware that East Germany has been following the orthodox Soviet model, one that doesn't, reflect the highest humanitarian principles of socialism.

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Movies you might have missed: “Storm Warning”

You would be remiss if you did not mention the 1951 film, Storm Warning, in which Reagan portrays a district attorney crusading against the Ku Klux Klan.

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Top ten films from 2012 progressives should see

Of course, there are many more than ten, but we should start somewhere.

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Theater review: "Chaplin, the Musical"

It's a well-worth-seeing tribute to the greatest and most responsible of artists, Charley Chaplin.

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Movies you might have missed: “Destiny of a Man”

This all consuming experience in the Soviet psyche resulted in many films that portrayed the incredible heroism of the Soviet people.

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Profit takers reimagined as nation makers

The recent The Men Who Built America, was constructed upon the premise that a handful of wealthy, powerful men determined the course of the nation.

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“Red Dawn” a disappointing remake

The film had its moments, including some poking fun at the original. Still, a good moment here or there cannot justify an otherwise dull movie.

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Left on the bookshelf: "My Discovery of America"

American audiences may find the travel narrative of the three months Vladimir Mayakovsky spent in the Western hemisphere in 1925 to be a more accessible literary contribution.

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Spielberg’s “Lincoln” is for the ages

I doubted Spielberg's ability to pull off the dynamics and nuances of our 16th president and the times he lived in, yet, he did. "Lincoln" is his masterpiece

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