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Jim Denison looks at the meaning behind Hugo Chavez's life and death. ...
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Movie review of Hugo. ...
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Posted by Jeffrey Totey
"The Artist" won 5 awards Sunday night. Copryright: La Petite Reine The 84th Academy Awards, presented on Sunday, February 26, 2012, was a mixed bag of treats and surprises. Billy Crystal hosted the award show for the 9th time, but his last time to host was back in 2004. ...
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Posted by Kim Galgano
“The straight line, a respectable optical illusion which ruins many a man.” ~Victor Hugo, Les Miserables.   I pray you’ve been with me on this decision making journey and God has brought clarity, understanding, or maybe even a whole new direction in the choices you face. Tod ...
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Posted by Nils von Kalm
If you wanted to find an illustration of what the Gospel is, you couldn’t do much better than going to see the latest film version of Victor Hugo’s Les Miserables. As old as this story is, this is the first time I’ve ever been through it. I have never finished ...
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Posted by Jeffrey Totey
The Cast of "Pippin: The Musical." Photo by Pamela M. Campi. You’d never know by looking at the outside of Hugo House on Capitol Hill, but there is a carnival going on inside of it. It’s true. The innocent looking structure holds within a different world from another time…at ...
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Posted by Wayne Stiles
The upcoming adaptation of Victor Hugo’s novel, Les Misérables, won’t release in theaters until Christmas. But the movie will need more than our Savior’s birthday to upstage my favorite adaptation. I love the 1998 film, starring Liam Neeson. Even though the acting is superb, and ...
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Posted by Aaron Brown
A Case of Conscience is a 1958 science fiction novel by James Blish. It won the 1959 Hugo Award. In 2049, Ramon Ruiz-Sanchez, a Jesuit priest, accompanies an expedition to an alien planet to see if it should be opened to human contact. The inhabitants are a perfectly moral but ...