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Pope Paul VI needs a miracle to reach sainthood
The Religion WorldReligion News Service reports that Pope Paul VI is one step closer to sainthood: VATICAN CITY (RNS) Pope Paul VI, who guided the Catholic Church through a tumultuous period of change in the 1960s and 70s, took a crucial first step toward possible... -
Riccardo Muti 'resting comfortably' after surgery
Chicago Symphony Orchestra music director Riccardo Muti is expected to be released Tuesday from a hospital in Milan, Italy, where on Monday morning he successfully underwent a hernia operation. "Maestro Muti’s surgery went smoothly and he is...
Tags: Italy, Culture, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Taiwan, Flu
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With Riccardo Muti out, guest conductors fill the CSO breach
Riccardo Muti just can’t seem to catch a break. And, this time around, it isn’t only the musicians of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and the Chicago public who are being affected by his health issues. Thousands of listeners throughout the...
Tags: Hong Kong, Music, Culture, Music Industry, Asia
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Watch AC Milan walk off field in protest of racist chants
An exhibition soccer match between AC Milan and Pro Patria at Busto Arsizio, Italy, was suspended Thursday because of racist chants toward black players on AC Milan. The game was played at Pro Patria's home stadium. Kevin-Prince Boateng, Urby...
Tags: Racism
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The CIA's greatest hits
We got Osama bin Laden — and now we'll be getting him again on cinema screens across the nation, as "Zero Dark Thirty" hits neighborhood multiplexes. Lauded and criticized, that film's the talk of the town. Is it also the first of a new genre? If...
Tags: Russell Crowe, Central Intelligence Agency, Germany, Punishment, Egypt
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Critic's Notebook: Gustavo Dudamel wraps up an ambitious year
NEW YORK — The hair jokes may have grown old, what with a slight fleck of gray peeking through his now shortened and tamed curls. The Dude nickname is pretty much over as well. And no longer is Gustavo Dudamel as tempted to head for Pink's hot dog...
Tags: Sweden, Berlin (Germany), Music Industry, International Travel, Pulitzer Prize Awards
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Nail art goes from niche to mainstream
Los Angeles Times Fashion CriticWhether it's tiny Union Jacks, tuxedos, stripes, crystal flowers or caviar pearls, nail art has gone mainstream. No longer relegated to the subculture sidelines or the subject of mockery, nail art has become an everyday indulgence, and not just for...Tags: YouTube, Lady Gaga, Correspondents (music group), Personal Service, Artists
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Making a bet on Chicago's Italian heritage for 2013
Silvio Marchetti, who has silver hair and a dry sense of humor most atypical for an attache, tells a story about meeting the late Harold Washington, Mayor of Chicago, in the mid-1980s. Marchetti, who now heads up the Italian Cultural Institute in Chicago,...
Tags: Italy, Michigan Avenue, Field Museum of Natural History, Culture, Chicago Mayor
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Camo prints in full view in fall fashions for men
Los Angeles TimesIf you think camouflage is just the stuff of old beat-up military uniforms and cheap thermals lying around dusty army-navy shops, you're missing out on the biggest hiding-in-plain-sight trend in cutting-edge menswear this fall. Camo, as fashion folk say,...Tags: JC Penney Company Inc., Valentino, Apple iPad, Music Industry, Kevin McHale
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Travel taxes: high, only partially avoidable
Ed Perkins On TravelYou'll pay more than $40 a day in taxes to visit Chicago. That's the most highly-taxed big city in the United States, says a new report from the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA). At the other end of the scale, four big South Florida cities, three...Tags: Passenger Cars, Chicago Hotels, Rental Service, Hotels and Accommodations, Geneva (Swiss Confederation)
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Monday Morning Coffee: Gov. Corbett takes a hit in new Inquirer poll.
Capitol Ideas with John L. MicekGood Monday Morning, Fellow Seekers. We've all had them -- those days when you feel like you just should have stayed in bed, maybe poured yourself a bowl of Lucky Charms or Kix and curled up with some trash TV....... -
Italy's Berlusconi vows to take on judiciary 'dictatorship'
World NowFormer Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi came out swinging Saturday after a court sentenced him to four years in prison for tax fraud, vowing to dedicate himself to reforming the Italian justice system, which he said was dominated by a “...
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