Music Review: Hudson Mohawke's 'Lantern' illuminates nicely
Hudson Mohawke, “Lantern” (Warp)
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NEW YORK (AP) — Amazon.com has reached a long-term agreement with the country’s largest publisher, Penguin Random House, according to a spokeswoman for the online retailer.
PBS' 'Poldark' remake offers love, death and coal mining
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China has Hollywood-size ambitions for film industry
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Long Island street named for 'Little Rascals' star
COPIAGUE, N.Y. (AP) — A former child actor who got his start in “The Little Rascals” movies of the 1930s now has his own Long Island street.