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THE GANGSTER INDIAN MOVIE THIS YEAR AT CANNES!
BehindWoods - Dec 31, 1969
THE GANGSTER INDIAN MOVIE THIS YEAR AT CANNES! This being the 50 th year of Marilyn Monroe's end, Cannes put her on its festival poster by way of honoring the legendary prima donna of Hollywood. The festival opened with Moonrise Realm, directed by Wes Anderson about a tender tale of two 12-year and more »

Review: 'The Man Who Changed the Way We Eat' by Thomas McNamee
Los Angeles Times - Dec 31, 1969
Analysis: 'The Man Who Changed the Way We Eat' by Thomas McNamee(Courtesy of Diane Franey / Free Depress, A Division of Simon & Schuster] / May 10, 2012) By Russ Parsons, Ask your average Food Network viewer or Yelp poster about Craig Claiborne and you're liable to to be met with a blank look and a and more »

Coming of Age In Mao's China
Wall Street Journal - Dec 31, 1969
Coming of Age In Mao's ChinaThe framer of this memoir, the son of Grandma Huang's son, describes his father as a "poster child of the revolution." His photo was pinned on the mill notice board year after year as a model worker and later as a model Communist Soir member.and more »

HIV/AIDS: Voices From Cuba
New York Times - Dec 31, 1969
As a youngster, she was a poster child for the homeland's effective AIDS program. She met the pope and former President Jimmy Carter. But the system that sheltered her has now forgotten her. At 21, she married another sanitarium living and moved with and more »

Blood, Bones And Butter: Recreating Family Through Food
Forbes - Dec 31, 1969
Blood, Bones And Butter: Recreating Family Through Food Gabrielle Hamilton, holder of popular Prune restaurant in New York and author of memoir Blood, Bones & Butter, doesn't mince words–due garlic. With mouth-watering prose, the chef-turned-writer describes her journey of self-invention through food.