Kent State Shootings: A Lot of People Were Crying, and the Guard Walked Away
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Students were "crawling along the grass in panic, digging at their tearing eyes and vomiting"
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Devo’s Jerry Casale Looks Back at Kent State 50 Years Later: ‘Time Stood Still’
Posted in: Music News"I saw somebody in charge yelling at these two lines of National Guardsmen and then he made a hand gesture," says Casale. "That is when they started shooting"
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‘The Last Full Measure’ Review: A Hero’s Long Road to Glory
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe amazing true story of a soldier's valor in Vietnam takes a back seat to a decades-long tale of bureaucratic incompetence and corruption
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‘The Vietnam War’: Inside Ken Burns’ 18-Hour Doc on the Era-Defining Conflict
Posted in: TV FeaturesHow this 10-episode, 10-years-in-the-making docuseries will completely reshape your perspective on the war that divided the Sixties
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Muhammad Ali Was a Hero, But His Enemies Have a Legacy Too
Posted in: SportsPentagon learned from the epic mistake of making a martyr of the world's most gifted and famous athlete
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Rory Kennedy Explores Vietnam’s Messy End in ‘Last Days’ Documentary
Posted in: Movie FeaturesRFK's daughter makes a gripping film about the war her father tried to stop
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Bob Dylan to Perform His First Show in Vietnam
Posted in: Music NewsSinger to perform at a stadium in Ho Chi Minh City on April 10th
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At the Toronto Film Festival: ‘The U.S. Vs. John Lennon’
Posted in: Movie NewsIn the documentary The U.S. vs. John Lennon (which had its world premiere at the Toronto […]
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Interview: Checking In With Author Joseph Heller
Posted in: Culture NewsThe reluctant hero of three generations
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Bob Hope Reflects on the Road Not Taken
Posted in: Culture NewsAt 76 years old, the consummate performer opens up about vaudeville, all those USO shows and what he sacrificed for showbusiness
