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By Barbara Vancheri, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Expectant parents Maya Rudolph, left, and John Krasinski look for place to put down roots in "Away We Go." "Away We Go" is "What to Expect When You're Expecting" meets "Places Rated Almanac." By year's end or later, when it's on DVD, it might make a great baby shower gift, to assure the expectant mother that she's not the only woman who can tell strangers she's six months pregnant with a girl and have them insist she's further along -- with a boy. It's a sweet (and R-rated) summer tonic for those with the taste of ashes in their mouth from watching "Revolutionary Road" on DVD. Sam Mendes directed both, but that searing movie is about a couple who drown in disappointment and despair and this dramedy is about a pair staring headlong into the promise and possibilities of life as a... [read full story]
BEHIND THE HEADLINES By BUNN NAGARA The renewed US interest in this region is fine, but how far can it really go? THE flurry of East Asian summits continues unabated, duly reflecting the growing significance of this region in...
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — The 43rd annual Country Music Association awards will offer fans one of the last chances to see Brooks & Dunn before they split next year. The popular duo joins a star-studded lineup, including all five...
U.S. Handling of Financial Crisis - There is a big difference between those two sentences (banks versus banking industry and liquidity versus solvency) that goes to the core of the captured and politically damaging world view...
AFP - Investigations were under way Sunday into the deaths of seven soldiers and police killed in what Afghan officials called a mis-targeted NATO air strike, one of the worst "friendly fire" incidents of an eight-year war.
