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Exploring the issues of art and marriage in India, "In Her Own Footsteps" is the story of Sheeba, a beautiful and talented Indian dancer. Many female artists in India must stop performing...
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It is a fascinating article - very worthy of Current TV.
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Species are dying out at a rate not seen since the demise of the dinosaurs, according to a report published today – and human behaviour is to blame. Emily Dugan counts the cost. The world's...
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Heh, heh... we're kidding ourselves here. All life can't be extinguished on this planet until our sun goes supernova. Even all the nukes going off at once...
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A woman whose apartment was burgled has caught the thieves by hacking into the laptop they'd stolen and taking pictures of them.
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Obama Girls, McCain Matrons, and Midget Hillarys (Hillaries?). How they won and the campaign advisers lost. Brett Erlich gives the lesson in Viral Video Film School.
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The producers of Sideways have attempted another quirky indie film with their new movie Smart People, starring Dennis Quaid, Sarah Jessica Parker and Ellen Page. Hear what some Current viewers...
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Brett Erlich gives us a lesson on perfecting the old video classic: playing the guitar by yourself in your room.
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A map of the carbon emissions of the US mapped to 100km.
This map speaks for itself.
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Five Philadelphia elementary schools replaced sodas with fruit juice. They scaled back snacks and banished candy. They handed out raffle tickets for wise food choices. They spent hours teaching kids,...
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In A.D. 1966, a young man mundanely knowne as Frederick Hollander attends a Medieval theme party in Berkeley, California... witnessing the birth of the Society for Creative Anachronism. Since then,...
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Another article about life doing its best to procreate and diversify. While most human females don't invite multiple, immediate sexual partners, I think the same study would hold true in a bar...
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Species are dying out at a rate not seen since the demise of the dinosaurs, according to a report published today – and human behaviour is to blame. Emily Dugan counts the cost. The world's... more
