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Hundreds dead, a similar number missing and thousands upon thousands are homeless after an off-season, off-track typhoon roared across the island nation of the Philippines. Over the weekend it threatened to criss-cross the island again, before ultimately dissipating.
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Paul Rudd takes dramatic turn with new Broadway role

Paul Rudd is starring in a new Broadway production that's more serious than his usual roles, which include the upcoming film This is 40. Rudd, though, says he's not looking to put his career on a certain path -- he's taking good roles as they come.
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New movie presents new spin on Franklin Roosevelt's personal life

Franklin Delano Roosevelt is often remembered as the American President who stopped Adolf Hitler's march across Europe. In a new movie, Hyde Park on Hudson, film writer Richard Nelson tells the story of a pivotal weekend in Roosevelet's presidency -- and presents the man in a new light.
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Turkish TV show Behzat C draws ire of censors, adoration of public

Behzat C is one of the most popular shows on Turkish TV, with the public at least. Among government censors, however, it's a popular target. It's not your typical Turkish TV show.
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Hip-hop artist makes waves with song attacking homophobia

Macklemore is a hip-hop artist made famous for challenging the norms. His biggest hit right now is about the second-hand shops where he buys clothes. But he's also become famous for another song he released recently, Same Love, which promotes acceptance of same-sex marriage.
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In upcoming film, Judd Apatow breaks from comedy roots, takes serious turn

Judd Apatow is widely known for his success in creating smash hit comedy movies. But his latest film, due out Dec. 21, This is 40, takes a decidedly serious turn. And Apatow says he likes this new leaf he's turned over.
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Watch: Movie and music star Jack Black sings The Who's "Tommy."" -- hilarious!

 

 

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Marco Werman appointed as host of PRI’s The World®

Beginning January 1, 2013, award-winning radio correspondent Marco Werman will become the full-time host of PRI's the World.
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PRI's The World to air 5-part series on Cancer in the Developing World

PRI's The World reports on cancer awareness, detection and treatment in Uganda, India, Haiti and the U.S.


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