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Chris Holmes
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Here is a gallery of recruiting posters used for various wars and conflicts the United States military was engaged in from the 18th through the 20th
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To celebrate the 102nd birthday of jazz legend Lester "Prez" Young, Sunday Jazz offers two songs from two different periods of Young's
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We present another gallery of some of the best posters from the age of the WPA (Works Progress Administration). 11 images featuring cool
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We present the latest in a seemingly endless series of excellent internet links that you must see. It is a moral
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This week I offer snap judgments of Red Tails, Johnny English Reborn, and The Ides of March based solely on their theatrical
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Wherein I offer my thoughts on last week's tragic terrorist attacks in Norway, Anders Breivik, and what it means for Christians in
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Through the magic of View-Master, we travel back to Germany as it was in the early 1960s. This is the first of three reels for your viewing
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For Memorial Day, enjoy a pair of World War II-era numbers featuring the legendary Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie - "4-F Blues" and "G.I.
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So Osama bin Laden is dead at last. Maybe. Probably. It's been fewer than 12 hours since I saw the news, but here are my thoughts and impressions so