Greek chaos provides opening for far-right party - CBS News

Greek chaos provides opening for far-right party CBS News It was a first for Greece, the country that invented democracy and resisted the advance of fascism. Before the vote, few took Golden Dawn seriously, explains one Greek student. But scores of young men started canvassing for the party months ago. and more »

Remembering Two Bright Stars of Music - Voice of America

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Remembering Two Bright Stars of Music Voice of America But, first, we visit the northern most part of the Earth and the creatures who live there in the movie, “To the Arctic.” JUNE SIMMS: Few people can visit the Arctic. But soon people all over the world will be able to feel like they have made the trip.

Museum and Gallery Listings for May 18-24 - New York Times

Museum and Gallery Listings for May 18-24 New York Times (Ken Johnson) Bronx Museum of the Arts: 'Juan Downey: The Invisible Architect' (through June 10) In the wilder moments of his career, Mr. Downey, who died of cancer in 1993 at 53 and is getting his first United States museum retrospective here, ... and more »

Back in focus - The Economist (blog)

The Economist (blog)

Back in focus The Economist (blog) But with Kodak about to promote its first mass-market camera with the slogan “You press the button, we do the rest”, it was easy for critics to sneer at attempts to turn the results of a mechanical process into something to rival Van Gogh. and more »

'Hysteria' grips Hugh Dancy, Maggie Gyllenhaal and Rupert Everett - Chicago Tribune

'Hysteria' grips Hugh Dancy, Maggie Gyllenhaal and Rupert Everett Chicago Tribune REMEMBER YOU read it here first, or maybe you already knew it because there is plenty of buzz! My very good friend, the bandleader Peter Duchin, and the woman of his dreams, Virginia Coleman, are getting married over Memorial Day weekend at the home of ... and more »