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From The Guns of Navarone to Fury: The 10 greatest ‘men on a mission’ movies ever made
- It comes as a surprise that it has taken Guy Ritchie 25 years and 15 pictures to make his first proper men-on-a-mission film. After all, there are few filmmakers working today who are more comfortable with the kind of macho action cinema that the genre demands, and with previous projects called things like The Gentlemen, The Covenant and Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre, he has established himself as one of Hollywood’s premier directors of male-centric bloodshed. Yet it’s only now with his new
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Earl Spencer’s horrific first experience of sex was all too typical for an upper-class male
Earl Spencer has a new book out. It’s called A Very Private School, and it reveals, in intense and harrowing detail, the abuse that he suffered at boarding school. According to the book blurb, the memoir offers “a clear-eyed first-hand account of a culture of cruelty at the school Spencer attended in his youth and provides important insights into an antiquated boarding system.” But that’s not the only antiquated system that comes under scrutiny, because Spencer also writes about the time he took
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Who's hosting the Oscars and who hosted past Academy Awards ceremonies?
Jimmy Kimmel will host the 2024 Oscars tonight, joining a small group who have emceed the Academy Awards more than three times.
- EntertainmentFirst for Women
Facts About the Oscars: 13 Surprising Secrets!
From the very first winner to the famed streaker!
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Crucial Senate race, House free-for-all highlight March 19 primary | Opinion
Ohio Republicans will soon choose their nominee for what could be the nation’s hottest − and most expensive − Senate race.
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Culture warriors suffer defeat in local school board races across Ohio
Ohio voters, for the most part, said no thank you to candidates who signaled that they would push the culture wars into local school board meetings.
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Feverish dreams, delirious fantasies – the art of Powell and Pressburger
For the Archers’ delirious ballet fantasia, the style of Alfred Junge – who designed eight films for Powell and Pressburger – was deemed too stolid, and Hein Heckroth was given a double role, designing not only the costumes but also the sets. The trio of figures in the central “Freudian” ballet (above) – the Girl, the Boy and the Shoemaker – are posed with the Girl in a characteristic arabesque. Heckroth’s storyboards were actually used to create an animated plan for this sequence, and cut in ad
- PoliticsThe Guardian
Ohio’s Democratic senator fights to keep one of the party’s most threatened seats
Sherrod Brown is popular among blue-collar workers and people of color, but seat is not assured in increasingly Republican state
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Puzzle solutions for Thursday, Sept. 7
Find answers to the latest online sudoku and crossword puzzles that were published in USA TODAY Network's local newspapers.
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Once a Hollywood party hot spot, this carefully restored estate is for sale for $20M
The Hollywood Regency-style mansion was once owned by David Niven Jr.
- PoliticsThe Columbus Dispatch
Allison Russo is a rising political star, but where do Democrats go as Ohio gets redder?
Ohio House Minority Leader Allison Russo is a star in the Democratic Party, but where do leaders like her go as the state becomes more Republican?
