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Review: ‘Rag and Bone: A Journey Among the World’s Holy Dead’
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idol chatter
By Chris Sagona When Peter Manseau, a Washington DC-based religion writer, saw his unborn daughter’s ultrasound in utero, he felt his calling to write “Rag and Bone: A Journey Among the World’s Holy Dead.” It was seeing the technician identify her bones, the femur, the upper and lower arms, that inspired him to ponder the…
Is ’24’ Over the Top or a Timely Warning?
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Douglas Howe
Last night’s “24” went where no television show has gone before. Senators’ staffs being run by undercover terrorists. An international dictator leading commandos into battle in Washington. A firefight in the White House. It bordered on the thin line between unbelievably realistic drama and, well, just unbelievably unrealistic. But I’ve been surprised by how the…
Lindsay Lohan Converting to Judaism?
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mkress
Things are apparently serious enough between Lindsay Lohan and girlfriend Samantha Ronson for Lindsay to be considering converting to Judaism, Ronson’s faith. From the Daily Mail: Although raised a Catholic, the 22-year-old star announced she was planning to change her faith on her Facebook page. After jetting into London last week, Lindsay joined girlfriend Samantha…
Drew Barrymore to Direct ‘Twilight 3: Eclipse’? Oh No!
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Donna Freitas
So I thought that all-things “Twilight” would fade away with the end of 2008, but the series and talk of it is much like the Energizer Bunny–I see that now. It shows no signs of abating and so, alas, I shall keep posting about it. The latest newsbit: EW has hinted that Drew Barrymore is…
Keisha Castle-Hughes: Making Waves Again
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shuang
The last time Keisha Castle-Hughes, the Oscar-nominated actress of “Whale Rider,” was in the news, she was in the middle of a publicity storm. Right after filming “The Nativity Story” (directed by Catherine Hardwicke of “Twilight”) as the Virgin Mary, the media reported news of her pregnancy with long-term boyfriend, Brad Hull. The irony that…
Top 3 Books for Lent
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Kris Rasmussen
Every year, in addition to searching for books to help me reflect on Advent, I also look for thoughtful books to read during Lent. I hunted on Amazon.com and stumbled upon some worthy new selections to add to my collection. Here are three choices that will inspire and help you focus on the meaning of this season. Bread and Wine: Readings…
Mark and Olly in the Amazon: Must-See TV
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Ellen Leventry
So it’s Sunday night around 10 p.m. and you’re looking for something to watch because Dexter” and “True Blood” are on hiatus. I suggest you turn to the Travel Channel and check out “Mark & Olly: Living with the Machigenga.” I first fell in love with Mark and Olly during the first season of the…
Use the Force to Go from Large Jabba to Lean Jedi
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Esther Kustanowitz
Admit it: after you saw “Star Wars,” you tried to use the Force. I’m happy to admit it–I tried to move things across my room, using only my mind. “Heroes” makes me feel special abilities are more possible, but “Star Wars” initially put the idea in my head. Oh, those Jedi mind tricks. If moving objects…
Jade Goody, Reality TV Star: Dying with Dignity
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Ellen Leventry
You may not have heard of British reality TV star Jade Goody, best known for her appearances on the UK Big Brother series, but she is now inspiring writers from Time Magazine to the New York Times to pick up their pens. The former dental assistant with a big mouth–and even bigger ambition–is dying and…
Zzzzzzz: Time for March Madness!
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Douglas Howe
Bring on March Madness–we need it! For a competitive guy like me–and Paul the Apostle competed so I know it’s a good trait–this is a lousy time of the year to watch television. There’s not a lot of drama. There’s not a lot that’s compelling. There’s not much televised competition. It’s just boring. Think about…
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