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Another Policeman Acquitted: Where Is Our David?
Nowadays it is abundantly clear that policemen in the United States can kill black people with impunity.
Read More »Awesome Con Q&A: Catherine Tate on Her Time on Doctor Who and Her Career
The former 'Doctor Who' companion discusses her acting career and speculates on the fate of Donna Noble.
Read More »Music Reviews: Crystal Bowersox – ‘Alive’ and Emily West – ‘Symphonies’
Two true artists who've gone their own way after TV appearances.
Read More »Awesome Con: Interview with ‘Dragon Ball Super’ Voice Actors Sean Schemmel and Christopher Sabat
The veteran voice actors share their insights on the craft of voice acting and offer teasers about their latest series.
Read More »Theater Review (NYC): ‘Woody Sez: The Life & Music of Woody Guthrie’
Is this land your land or is it the banker's land?
Read More »Awesome Con Preview: More from Marvel Comics’ Stan Lee
Stan Lee discusses storytelling, underrated Marvel characters, and cameos ahead of his arrival at Awesome Con.
Read More »Music Review: Uriah Heep – ‘Look at Yourself’ [2017 Remastered 2CD Edition]
With just seven songs totaling 40 minutes, prog metal forefathers Uriah Heep created a monster of a record that has lost none of its meaty charm over time. The "alternate look" at the album that comprises the 11-track bonus disc adds a fuller picture of this era of one of early hard rock/metal's most overlooked acts.
Read More »Theater Review (NYC): ‘Maps for a War Tourist’
The true story of 'the girl with the red foulard,' killed fighting with the PKK against the so-called Islamic State just as this production prepared to mount, takes its place in the connected and seemingly neverending sagas of the war on terror and the struggle for self-determination in the face of what may seem destiny.
Read More »Why We Need More U.S. Citizens to Travel Internationally
Experiencing a little of life in other countries helps you understand and relate to the needs, wants, and behaviors of others—especially in cultures very different from yours.
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