Xavier Dolan’s semi-autobiographical drama “J’ai Tue Ma Mere” (I Killed My Mother) has been picked as Canada’s entry for the best foreign-language Oscar competition.

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Because Rosh Hashanah takes place at the end of summer harvest we can all make seasonal feasts–religious or not–to celebrate a new season. by Pat Fusco

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The Russian factor impact on the informational space of the Republic of Moldova **Excerpt from the radio program “Moldovan Foreign Policy Debates” broadcasted on Radio Vocea Basarabiei, on August 30, and produced by the Foreign Policy Association (APE) in collaboration with Imedia News and Analysis Agency and with the assistance of the German Foundation Friedrich [...]

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DOHA: Qatar’s Hassad Food is eyeing a stake in Russian grain processing firm PAVA and has signed a deal potentially worth $1bn to develop land in Sudan as it looks to grow through acquisitions and joint ventures, its chairman said yesterday.

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Sept. 22 (Bloomberg) — China appealed a World Trade Organization ruling that found its curbs on the sale of books, films and music from the U.S. are unfair.

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In the past few years, English language programs in McHenry County schools have grown tremendously.

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AUSTIN Austinite Richard Garriott is a computer gaming pioneer who launched into space aboard a Russian rocket in October 2008 as one of the first cosmonauts to fly via private funding. He reflects on the impact the Apollo 11 moon landing had on his life.

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Can’t get enough design shows? Well today, Bravo unveiled the contestants who will be paired together to compete in the new fashion creative competition series, Launch My Line premiering on Bravo on Wednesday, September 16 at 10 p.m. ET/PT. Acclaimed designers, twin brothers Dean and Dan Caten of DSQUARED2 serve as the series hosts, and [...]

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In moving the setting from rural mid-19th century Russia to the circa 1970 American rural South, Director Heidi Helen Davis and Ellen Geer (who also stars in the adaptation) morph Chekov’s final masterwork to literally bring it home to us.

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When their government shut down texting and Twitter, when it bullied Western reporters, when it spread hideous lies through the state-controlled press, many Iranians still had a reliable source of news in Radio Farda, the Persian arm of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty.

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