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By Claudia Puig • USA Today • June 26, 2009 Ten-word review: Terrific, moving film follows young couple searching for family, home. "Away We Go" strikes an artful balance between satirical comedy and heart-wrenching drama. And even more unusual, it achieves this in the context of a road trip. Nimbly directed by Sam Mendes from a screenplay by novelists Dave Eggers and Vendela Vida, "Away We Go" is a movie with memorable and engaging performances. John Krasinski ("The Office") and Maya Rudolph (Saturday Night Live") are one of the most appealing and believable screen couples to star in a romantic comedy. Not only do they project terrific chemistry, but they adeptly switch between broad comedy and poignancy,... [read full story]
AFP/HO/File – An undated photo released by the Brennan family in 2008 shows Australian freelance photographer Nigel … MOGADISHU (AFP) – Two freelance journalists, one from Canada and the other from Australia, were freed on...
Binyam Mohamed is a British resident, seized in Pakistan in April 2002, who was held in Pakistani custody, supervised by US agents, until July 2002, when he was sent by the CIA to be tortured for 18 months in Morocco, and was...
Houston Texans safety Eugene Wilson will have season-ending surgery to repair a pair of broken toes on his left foot. Wilson has started eight games for the Texans this season and has 29 tackles, a forced fumble and two...
Each month during the school year the Noontime Rotary Club of Marco Island honors students at Tommie Barfield Elementary, Manatee Middle School, Marco Island Charter Middle School and Lely High School.
