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A press release today announced that the long-awaited big-screen update of the popular series "The A-Team" will be hitting screens in summer 2009.

Profiles of directors who overcame humble beginnings and minority status to produce ground-breaking motion pictures

Literature teachers can use popular films as a means to show students that the popular movies they love and the books they so often avoid have much in common.

Set on 45-acres near Lake Champlain, this collection of paintings and sculpture includes Degas, Manet and Cassatt and owes its fame to founder Electra Havemeyer Webb.

In the decades before the Revolution, most Boston women were literate, many ran shops. Also, abortion was legal and getting a divorce was easier than in England.

A low-cost scholarly tour casting light on female criminals is among many one-day US senior visits to landmarks, musical events, and art exhibits.

Auteurs pandering to the lowest common denominator. Today, with Inside Man, Spike Lee. Yesterday, with The Stranger,Orson Welles.

Some of the best film versions of Shakespeare involve presenting them in genres which have been developed by cinema itself.

The Reisling Slipper Trial is the main lead in race for fillies aiming at the Golden Slipper. The Golden Slipper is one of the world's premier 2yo races.

The discovery of a huge cache of pilfered artwork has authorities working to find the rightful owners.

The 1940s saw several firsts that became part of Academy Award history and trivia. From the first foreign film Oscar to the youngest director to receive a nomination.