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“I can’t think of a time when I wasn’t fascinated by Munnings,” said Jacqueline Mars, co-owner of Mars Inc.
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When Paul Heth showed up in Moscow after the Soviet Union disbanded, the former U.S. soldier had nothing more than $600 and a love of movies. Now he’s taking on some of Russia’s wealthiest men in a race for box office riches.
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In 1938, an eccentric 74-year-old Tennessee farmer named Felix “Bush” Breazeale decided he wanted to attend his own funeral. So he planned a pre-emptive service that attracted national publicity and drew 12,000 people, including reporters, photographers and hot dog vendors.
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Tiger Woods doesn’t need a new swing coach or a new caddie to regain his championship form. He needs Johnny Crawford.
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A stuttering king, a hillbilly hermit, a trapped mountain climber and an Internet entrepreneur are among the varied subjects of my favorite films of 2010.
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Michael Winner, who died today, was a successful movie director before he started writing about restaurants for the Sunday Times, where his self-professed ignorance about food never inhibited him from trenchant views.
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The masterly cinematographer Caleb Deschanel gives “Jack Reacher” something of a grainy look, which is just right. Expensive production values weren’t a hallmark of the 1940s noir this thriller efficiently emulates.
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In August, for the first time in four months, President Barack Obama outraised Republican challenger Mitt Romney. Obama’s secret weapon? The first lady.
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Horses have taught Boeing Chief Executive Officer W. James McNerney something about business: how to “be patient.”
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Manuel Johnson, co-chairman of Johnson Smick International Inc. and former Federal Reserve System vice chairman, says at heart he’s “pretty much a country boy.”
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