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Pathetic Storage Bin For Media Crap Opens Soon

The Newseum, a gallery dedicated to the profession of journalism, is almost ready for visitors! Soon-to-be-former Times media reporter Kit Seelye takes a look at the monument to press freedom, decidedly one of the most expensive museums under construction. More »

11:40 AM on Tue May 8 2007
By abalk2
2,482 views, 17 comments

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Angelina Jolie Rides Public Transit, Ethnicity Train

Hey there, Angelina Jolie, when you're not adopting babies or fainting all over the place, how's it going with A Mighty Heart? In the biopic, Angelina plays Marianne Pearl, wife of Wall Street Journal journalist Daniel Pearl, who was murdered in Pakistan in 2002; Dan Futterman plays Daniel. Above, Futterman and Jolie enjoy a stroll through a Mumbai train station, and it does appear that Jolie has cut down a bit on the brownface. Futterman bears a decent resemblance to Danny Pearl, though obviously a little hunked up. Apparently they weren't mobbed by local fans until they actually boarded the train, at which point bodyguards had to shoo away "young students yelling Jolie's name." Huge, huge journalism fans over there in Mumbai. More »

3:40 PM on Mon Nov 13 2006
By Chris Mohney
15,496 views, 8 comments

Latest by grandenchilada: Futterman makes my heart flutter. He wrote Capote too. I won't hold that against him. more »

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The Academy Shall Not Overlook the Caucasian Sacrifice

Angelina Jolie is in India, where she's started filming on the Daniel Pearl biopic, A Mighty Heart. Jolie stars as the slain journalist's wife, Mariane, who is half-Cuban. So how does a white actress up her ethnic factor for an accurate portrayal? By sporting brownface and what appears to be a wig from the Lisa Bonet line. More »

11:50 AM on Tue Oct 10 2006
By Jessica
1,658 views, 18 comments

Latest by Malwolf: Despite the racial overtones (no pun intended) this was approved by Marianne Pearl author of the book from which the more »