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Karen Schmeer, the brilliant local film editor whose work on Errol Morris's documentary The Fog of War helped win it the Best Documentary Oscar in 2004, died January 29 in a tragic accident, struck by a getaway car as she was crossing a street in Manhattan. She would have turned 40 on February 20.
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Photos of Mariah Carey on her 2010 world tour
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After years of shrinking audiences and low-grossing Best Picture nominees, the Academy this year is hedging its bets.
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Buoyed by President Barack Obama's campaign slogan, many had hopes for change after his election.
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Sizing up the Boston Globe 's recent past is easy: simply put, in the past 12 months, the paper has seen enough gut-wrenching drama to change the name of Morrissey Boulevard to Melrose Place. But forecasting the paper's future is another matter.
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Buoyed by President Barack Obama's campaign slogan, many had hopes for change after his election.
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Jenny Ulysee was inside her stepmother's hair salon in Mariani, Haiti, when the January 12 earthquake caused a nearby building to buckle and collapse onto the roof of her family's business.
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BSO music director James Levine has returned to Symphony Hall for the first time since October, when back surgery put him out of commission.
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As the Massachusetts US Senate election unfolded yesterday, all that the pols and pundits wanted to talk about was how Martha Coakley managed to lose the race. And there is plenty there to dissect. But there is another part of the story, and that is how Scott Brown managed to win it.
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Providence Mayor David N. Cicilline rode into office seven years ago as the fresh-faced anti-Buddy. Bleach for a soiled City Hall.
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