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Spider-Man 3 feels like a movie franchise getting ready to shut down. It s not awful, as comic book movies go. The special effects are solid, and there are a few laughs...
Andy talks about his new independent film Lost City. Corey interviewed Andy poolside at the National Hotel on Miami Beach...
Filed under: Admin at 5:12 pm on Sunday, April 22, 2007 Gamasutra - The company is currently working on the previously announced futuristic action game Starblaze Ultimate Battle , which is in development for the PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, PSP, DS, and W...
Parents and child safety experts concerned about the online activities of teenagers have been particularly nervous about a Web site called Stickam, which allows its 600,000 registered users, aged 14 and older, to participate in unfiltered live video chat...
The worsening shortage of nurses is a crisis of devastating proportions, says Rebecca M. Patton, president of the American Nurses Association...
`9/11: Press for Truth' challenges government's version of events : Movies : Albuquerque Tribune...
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Never mind announcements and plans and ceremonial ground-breakings and wall-tappings; construction on the Second Avenue Subway is now, finally, actually, really here. Two lanes of Second Avenue in the Nineties will be closed to allow the MTA to drop the massive tunnel-boring down to subway level, and, as our compatriots at noted yesterday, work on the hole is beginning. In the above Curbed photo, what that low-Nineties stretch of Second is going to look like for the next decade or so.
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Are you a Giants or Jets fan sick of sitting in traffic to get to a game? How about taking the train? In the summer of 2009, New Haven Line riders on Metro-North could have a one-seat ride to about 10 Giants and Jets games, MTA CEO Lee Sander announced t...
N ew Yorkers, the ones who like it anyway, love to celebrate their “walking city.” It’s so much better than cities like L.A...
Folk Reunion at Cerritos Brings Back Harmonious Memories If you remember peggars, cardigans, flattops, Ivy-league fashion, car coats,brillcream and penny loafers there are chances you would have felt quite comfortable at the Performing Arts Center for a...
"We are making good progress on a final development agreement with the developer," said Moy, adding that needed upgrades to surrounding streets and intersections still must be approved and added to the developer's cost...
The Department of City Planning is proposing the first comprehensive rezoning of the Upper West Side in almost 50 years...
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