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"Newsweek" magazine had a chart in it recently that worries me. It should probably worry you, too, unless you're not concerned about the end of humanity as we know it.

Artist Shawn Crystal signing an issue of Deadpool #900. Photo taken by Susan Page Shawn Crystal, comic book artist who can be seen in Deadpool #13, 14 and 900), is the guest of honor at Hero House.

Academy Award branded re-releases are nothing new but this February Warner Home Video will be releasing a couple on US Blu-ray Disc including Casablanca which until now has only been available in its Ultimate Collector's Edition form.

Sean Connery, as the old Chicago cop in "The Untouchables," tells the young Elliott Ness that if you're trying to avoid rotten apples, "Don't go to the barrel - pick 'em off the tree." That line of reasoning might or might not be what prompted Alabama higher education leaders to go outside the state for somebody to head up - and lead the reform of ...

Every Thursday at about 11 p.m. the floor of Euphoria gets a little bit wet. The audience is laughing so hard their eyes water; their drinks slosh over the side of their cups and maybe one or two people even pee their pants.

October 27, 2009 7:28 pm ET - 5 Comments In discussing the Obama administration's recent criticisms of Fox News, several media figures have argued that Glenn Beck's show and other Fox News' "opinion" programming are separate and distinct from the "news" programming of Chris Wallace and others and should be viewed as such.

The Manic Street Preachers followed their recent creative revitalisation with their first American tour in a decade.

Has anyone noticed the amount of beatdowns going on lately? The Obama administration is on the front page of The Washington Post in an unprecedented beatdown: An "anonymous" administration official threw Virginia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Creigh Deeds directly under the bus, basically blaming him for the poor campaign in Virginia, to ...

This decision, according to a letter by acting IGG Raphael Baku, resulted from false declaration of wealth by Gasasira--a violation of the Leadership Code Act which requires specified public officers to declare their incomes, assets and liabilities from time to time.

Today your Illinois Review editor's Southtown Star column is about Barack Obama's use of "The Chicago Way" last week against the health insurance industry, and how he used "The Chicago Way" to punish Advocate Health Systems in 2004.

You can tell when Glenn Beck really likes an attack as he sticks with it for a number of days as opposed to arguments like "President Obama is a racist" which was quickly dropped and not brought up again after its initial debut.

Today on Fox News Sunday, host Chris Wallace made sure to devote plenty of time to covering President Obama's "war on Fox News"; he even played a clip of Sean Connery as Jim Malone "The Untouchables" talking about "the Chicago way" of getting things done.

The editorial - A balm for the meanwhile' , on caste enumeration to identify the needy and improve welfare delivery to those in the below-the-poverty-level category, raises important issues.

In a discussion of the war of words between Fox News and the White House, Fox News Sunday host Chris Wallace played a clip from the 1987 gangster movie The Untouchables to illustrate how the Obama administration operates.

TOPICS You know where the phrase "jumping the shark" originates, right? It's from the episode of Happy Days where Fonzie, wearing his leather jacket and some swim trunks, jumps over a confined shark with a pair of water skis.

GLENN BECK, HOST: Welcome to THE GLENN BECK PROGRAM. Tonight, here are the questions that we're going to talk about: Chicago-style lessons -- are they being applied? And who's about to get whacked? More importantly, why? And also, was there a power shift yesterday? I think there was.

The Chamber of Commerce is only the latest target of the Chicago Gang in the White House.

Still a few films slipped by, most prominently Haskell Wexler's extraordinary Medium Cool , filmed in the city during the tumultuous 1968 Democratic convention A far lesser known exception is 1965's Mickey One , starring a very young Warren Beatty as a mediocre comic, on the run from Detroit mobsters, hiding out in Chicago.

Georgia welcomes A President GarciaA Shooting starts in Tbilisi for Hollywood take on last year's war with Russia By William Dunbar in Tbilisi Andy Garcia is playing a very different type of leading man this week.

People from the Dalit caste in India are treated worse than dogs, sophomore Do Yeon Kim said.