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Auschwitz survivor Albrecht Weinberg: ‘Everything can go back to the way it was in the 1930s’
At 99, and after having survived three concentration camps, this citizen decided to return the Order of Merit after the ...
The Brutalist: A compelling look at the immigrant experience
Few films have explored the immigrant experience as poignantly as Brady Corbet’s The Brutalist. Taking audiences through the ...
Adrien Brody reveals makeup artist tried to remove his nose after thinking it was fake
Adrien Brody has opened up about the prosthetics for his new film, recalling the moment a makeup artist believed he was ...
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Rep. Tenney reintroduces legislation to designate Fort Ontario as national monument
Congresswoman Claudia Tenney (NY-24) has reintroduced a bill to establish Fort Ontario in Oswego, New York, as a National ...
Students given chance to speak at Holocaust memorial event
The event was part of the Dora Love Prize launch, an annual school prize that encourages students to tackle contemporary ...
Opinion
Only one way for SC Holocaust Council to undo damage of censoring a rabbi’s plea | Opinion
The South Carolina Council on the Holocaust cut a rabbi’s plea for tolerance from a video memorializing the liberation of Auschwitz. Matthew T. Hall says it needs to be restored.
Pickle pizza is now a thing — and it took years of walking around NYC to develop
A first of its kind frozen dill pickle pizza has just launched at Whole Foods — after intensive recipe development and ...
The Brutalist: an agile film despite its three-hour-plus running time
After nearly three and a half hours of footage, The Brutalist shows us why it is one of the most promising films on the road to the Oscars.