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September 12, 2017
Filmmakers Seek Uplifting Tone with Disability Tale 'Breathe'

The film, directed by Andy Serkis, had its world premiere Monday in Toronto

September 12, 2017
S. Korea Seeks to Boost Slow Olympic Ticket Sales

Domestic sales began slowly, and now there's concern that North Korea's recent military belligerence could keep foreign visitors away
September 12, 2017
Abrams to Write, Direct 'Star Wars: Episode IX'

After several high-profile exits by previous 'Star Wars' directors, Lucasfilm is turning to the filmmaker who helped resurrect the franchise in the first place
September 12, 2017
Black-and-white Emmys Reflect TV's Narrow Ethnic View

Insiders say the scant Emmy love for non-black minorities largely reflects closed TV industry doors
September 12, 2017
Russian Director's Arrest Hampers Premiere of 'Nureyev' Ballet

Russian authorities detained Kirill Serebrennikov in August on charges of embezzling state funds, placing him under house arrest until October 19 pending trial
September 12, 2017
Paper Airplane, Sand Among 12 Finalists for Toy Hall of Fame

Other nominees include board games Risk and Clue, the Magic 8 ball, Matchbox cars, My Little Pony and the PEZ candy dispenser
September 12, 2017
Monkey Selfie Case Settled

In the end, there was no monkey business
September 12, 2017
Garcetti: LA to Benefit from Having More Time to Prepare for Olympic Games

Past Olympic hosts had seven years to prepare from when they were awarded the Games to their staging, compared to Los Angeles’ 11
September 12, 2017
'Made in Britain, Dropped on Children' - Film Seeks End to UK Arms Sales to Yemen War

The provocative film "Made in Britain" calls on the British government to suspend arms sales to states in the Saudi Arabia-led coalition fighting in Yemen
September 12, 2017
John Oliver, Jon Stewart to Headline Veterans Fundraiser

Stand Up for Heroes event on November 7 benefits injured veterans and their families
September 12, 2017
Kid Rock to Open Detroit Arena Amid Protest, Senate Talk

Musician’s publicist says he will give fans exclusive insight on his political views, aspirations following his first song at Tuesday's concert
September 12, 2017
Bruno Mars' First TV Special to air Nov. 29 on CBS

Atlantic Records and CBS announced Tuesday that "BRUNO MARS: 24K MAGIC LIVE AT THE APOLLO" will air Nov. 29 on CBS

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Arts & Culture

Tuesday 12 September 2017

Filmmakers Seek Uplifting Tone with Disability Tale 'Breathe'

S. Korea Seeks to Boost Slow Olympic Ticket Sales

Abrams to Write, Direct 'Star Wars: Episode IX'

Black-and-white Emmys Reflect TV's Narrow Ethnic View

Russian Director's Arrest Hampers Premiere of 'Nureyev' Ballet

Paper Airplane, Sand Among 12 Finalists for Toy Hall of Fame

Monkey Selfie Case Settled

Garcetti: LA to Benefit from Having More Time to Prepare for Olympic Games

'Made in Britain, Dropped on Children' - Film Seeks End to UK Arms Sales to Yemen War

John Oliver, Jon Stewart to Headline Veterans Fundraiser

Kid Rock to Open Detroit Arena Amid Protest, Senate Talk

Bruno Mars' First TV Special to air Nov. 29 on CBS

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