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Bing Crosby said a few things on the Dec. 21, 1944, broadcast of the Kraft Music Hall that still resonate true today.  More.
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The best thing that I can say about Amelia, now playing from Fox Searchlight Pictures, is the filmmakers found the perfect actress to play Amelia Earhart. Because Swank physically resembles Earhart, she can sell the aviatrix’s off-beat looks with no effort. She has to work much harder, however, to reveal all the shades of character this film requires on a whirlwind tour of Earhart’s relatively short life.  More.
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When 70% of our elected officials and college graduates flunk the 'civics literacy' that is given to people applying for citizenship, can the demise of American democracy be far behind?  More.
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If you are not able to attend one of the D-Day 65th anniversary commemoration ceremonies you're in luck. The programmers at TV's history-friendly networks have laid out a schedule of interesting programs to coincide with this historic event.  More.
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