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  1. The Kennedys -- So Jfk
    The Kennedys simultaneously break new ground for themselves and return to their first loves on this unusual recording. Featuring all new material that sports throw-back sounds to '60s, '70s, and early '80s pop, this is a gem of a find for anyone who's a fan of true pop music. From Beach Boys-like harmonies to Beatlesesque guitar sounds, this percussion-driven music will sound like something you might have heard on any pop radio station in the mid-'70s, except it has that distinctive stamp that only Pete and Maura Kennedy can give it.
  2. Edward Burns -- Brothers Mcmullen
    Synopsis: Shot on weekends over an eight-month period with practically no budget, writer/director/producer/actor Edward Burns' first feature is a family drama centering on the tumultuous love lives of three small-town, Irish-American brothers. Burns stars as Barry, the middle child who finds himself needingRead More
  3. Craig Stevens -- United States
    Stevens was in his 20s when his stepfather presented him with an antique Orvis bamboo rod. Stevens was a longtime fisherman, having spent his youth divided between conventional fishing and his other love, BMX bike racing. Growing up in Hamden, north of New Haven, he and his cousin Chris would ride their bikes down to the reservoir. They would be like a modern Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn lashing truck-tire inner tubes together and throwing a piece of plywood on top for a deck. They’d pick up their “throwaway” fishing gear that they had hidden in the woods, hop aboard their makeshift vessel and then tie it under a bridge. Their location under the bridge and the expendable gear was necessary because fishing wasn’t allowed in the state reservoirs and the boys needed to keep out of sight of the patrolling DEP inspectors.
  4. Claire Forlani -- San Francisco
    Claire Forlani gets flirty in the romantic comedy Boys and Girls. Forlani will replace Anna Friel, opposite Freddie Prinze Jr. and Jason Biggs in the Dimension Films feature about close friends who fall in love. Robert Iscove (She's All That) will direct. Shooting is slated to start Friday in San Francisco.
  5. Oliver Stone -- Films
    In "JFK", Oliver Stone invents, and falsifies, his own version of Ferrie's last night. Instead of being calmly interviewed by a reporter in his home, "JFK" shows a panicked Ferrie being doggedly interrogated by Jim Garrison in a hotel suite until he finally break down and confesses. Ferrie names his CIA controller an, in rapid-fire succession, Ferrie admits in the film everything he denied in real life. He acknowledges that he taught Oswald " everything". He then explains that no only does he know Clay Shaw but he is being blackmailed by him and controlled by him. He ... admits that he works for the CIA-- along with Oswald, Shaw and "the Cubans", who were the "shooters" in Dallas. He displays intimate knowledge of the plot by explaining that the "shooters" were recruited without told whose orders they were carrying out.
  6. The Kennedys -- Family
    In power, the Kennedys strode over their failures — the Bay of Pigs, the Berlin Wall — with hardly a sidelong glance. John Kennedy's popularity grew, resting on eloquent speeches, his ravishing family and his toughness in national-security affairs and against racism as civil rights upheavals seized the nation. "Jack's the luckiest kid I know," rasped Old Joe one day in New York City after the dark summer of 1961. "He has learned most of the lessons of being President right at the start."
  7. Jackie Kennedy -- United States
    In January 1960, Senator John F. Kennedy announced his candidacy for the presidency of the United States. He began working very long hours and traveling all around the country. A few weeks into her husband’s campaign for President, Jackie learned that she was pregnant and her doctors instructed her to remain at home. From home Jackie helped her husband, answering thousands of campaign letters, taping TV commercials, giving interviews and writing a weekly newspaper column, ‘Campaign Wife’, which was distributed across the country. In the general election on November 8th 1960, John F. Kennedy beat Republican Richard M. Nixon in a very close race. Before his inauguration, Mrs. Kennedy gave birth to their second child, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jr.
  8. November 22 -- President John
    PARIS, November 22 /PRNewswire/ -- Maurice Levy, Chairman and CEO of Publicis Groupe, and Bernard Charles, President and CEO of Dassault Systemes, are pleased to announce the nomination of Monica Menghini as CEO of 3dswym. 3dswym was launched in June 2007 as a strategic partnership to leverage the vast consumer intelligence and global marketing skills of Publicis Groupe with the cutting-edge 3D technology of Dassault Systemes. 3dswym is a highly innovative collaborative Web-based 3D platform allowing marketers and consumers to co-create products and marketing concepts, from packaging to in-store product placement, up to the point of sale, using 3D technology and Web 2.0. Its capabilities ... include virtual shopping tests and shopper marketing consulting in 3D.
  9. Jackie Kennedy -- Wedding
    Ms. Kennedy's schooling started at a boarding school called "Miss Porter's" in Farmington, Connecticut. Ms. Kennedy enrolled at Vassar from the fall of 1947 to the spring of 1949. She studied her junior year abroad in Paris, France. She later transferred to George Washington University and graduated from there in 1952.
  10. She
    She Done Him Wrong (1933), from director Lowell Sherman, is Mae West's star-making, most famous film role as a liberated, racy woman who enjoys her sexuality - as a character named Lady 'Diamond' Lou. The Naughty/Gay Nineties character was a recreation of her 1928 Diamond Lil Broadway stage play (and its bejeweled title character). Credits for its screenplay are given to Harvey Thew, John Bright and Mae West herself. The box-office smash film for Paramount Pictures, given a different title than Diamond Lil to disassociate itself from the toured, scandalous play during part of 1929, was shot in approximately three weeks (including rehearsal time). Its single Academy Award nomination was for Best Picture, but it lost to Cavalcade. (It was the [O]nly Mae West film ever to be nominated.)
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