Nadia The first gymnast to ever score a perfect 10 at the Olympics was Nadia Comaneci. From a small town in Romania, Nadia (Leslie Weiner, in her only feature film role) rose to international stardom. Under the coaching guidance of Bela Karoli, she pushed herself with the will of a champion. This movie does […]

When Poland Meets Italy, a Match Turns on Bidding
The Sixth European Champions Cup took place last weekend in Wroclaw, Poland.

Movement That Rides on a Pulse of Its Own
Lately, Gaga has served as a potent tool for Ohad Naharin, the choreographer and artistic director of the Batsheva Dance Company, which performed his Three on Tuesday at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.

Beowulf Trailer
Robert Zemeckis (”The Polar Express”) directs this action film about a mighty warrior, Beowulf (Ray Winstone), who slays the demon Grendel and incurs the wrath of Grendel’s monstrous yet seductive mother (Angelina Jolie). The conflict transforms Beowulf into a legend. ‘P.S. I Love You’ TrailerGrieving widow Holly (Hilary Swank) faces an uncertain future without the […]

Williams ‘better neighbour than Bond girl’
Daily Telegraph - Seymour, who recently starred in the US version of Strictly Come Dancing, bought the 13 bedroom home in 1984 for 350,000. After spending 3 million on refurbishments, she now rents it out for as much as 28,000 a week for weddings and business …

Two Cities Linked by Design
As New York and Berlin undergo architectural booms, provocative juxtapositions can shed light on how the arts, immigration and community activism affect urban development.

Bill Sweats It Out For Hil In New Web Ad
Guardian Unlimited - Again the announcer: “Dancing is hard.” Cut to Hillary Rodham Clinton’s now famous off-key rendition of the “The Star-Spangled Banner.” Cue the announcer: “Singing is hard.” “Caucusing is easy.” Two teens appear on screen to explain that …

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