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  • AP Interview: Pope sculptor gets second chance

    He was pilloried by the Vatican for creating a sculpture of Pope John Paul II that some mockingly say looks more like Fascist dictator Benito Mussolini than the beloved late pontiff. Now artist Oliviero Rainaldi has a chance at redemption.


  • Illustration: Mussobama by Alexander Hunter for The Washington Times

    KUHNER: The left turns on Obama

    President Obama is facing an internal revolt. Liberals are openly considering a primary challenge for the Democratic presidential nomination. Ralph Nader, a big-government maverick and former Green Party candidate, recently called for a group of left-leaning Democrats to run. If a prominent opponent emerges, Mr. Obama's re-election efforts would be fatally crippled.


  • Mussolini's duds sell for $5.5K at Texas auction

    A suitcase and clothing purported to have belonged to Italian dictator Benito Mussolini and his mistress and obtained by a World War II veteran from western New York have been sold at an auction for more than $5,000.


  • Illustration: Obama's iPhone by Greg Groesch for The Washington Times

    WOLF: Obama more telegraph than iPhone

    Steve Jobs, chairman of Apple Inc., became a billionaire not by force or manipulation but instead by understanding the central tenet of free-market capitalism: He served other people. Millions the world over have voluntarily handed over their hard-earned money in return for his high-tech smartphone, which ushered in a new age in communication. In some ways, the iPhone is, in fact, emblematic of America itself.


  • Extremists flocking to Facebook for recruits

    When the English Defense League sprang to life two years ago, it had fewer than 50 members _ a rough-and-tumble bunch of mostly white guys shouting from a street corner about what they viewed as uncontrolled Muslim immigration.


  • Vatican slams new pope John Paul sculpture

    The Vatican on Friday slammed a giant new modernist sculpture that portrays John Paul II, saying the bronze work outside Rome's main train station doesn't even look like the late pontiff. Commuters and tourists say the statue looks more like the late Italian dictator Benito Mussolini than the widely beloved pope.


  • FILE - Nilla Pizzi performs in this 1963 file photo. Nilla Pizzi, winner of the first San Remo festival, and whose voice was deemed too sensual to sing on radio during the fascist regime of Benito Mussolini, died on Saturday, March 12, 2011. She was 91, said RAI state TV, which broadcasts the week-long festival of Italian song each year. The Italian President Giorgio Napolitano in a condolence message hailed Pizza as a "sensitive and popular interpreter of the Italian melodic tradition." During fascist rule in the years before World War II, Pizzi was kept away from radio work because her voice was deemed too "modern, exotic and sensual," the Italian news agency said. (AP Photo/Lapresse, File) ITALY OUT

    Nilla Pizzi, winner of 1st San Remo song fest dies

    Nilla Pizzi, an Italian singer whose voice was deemed too sensual for radio during the fascist regime of Benito Mussolini has died. She was 91.


  • FILE - This undated publicity image released by Columbia Pictures shows Jesse Eisenberg, left, and Joseph Mazzello in a scene from the movie, "The Social Network." (AP Photo/Columbia Pictures, Merrick Morton) NO SALES

    Film critics group: `Social Network' is 2010 pick

    The National Society of Film Critics on Saturday selected "The Social Network" as the best picture of 2010.


  • Film critics group: `Social Network' is 2010 pick

    The National Society of Film Critics on Saturday selected "The Social Network" as the best picture of 2010.


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