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Three blasts from the past and one wry look at our not-too-distant-future make this a particularly rich grownup movie weekend.
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2013 was a rough year for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. -
Action flicks of the 1970s featured an army of two-fisted tough guys with hard stares and gritted teeth, who angrily defied the establishment and did things their own way, especially if that entailed acts of violence at frequent intervals. But none was angrier, more defiant or more willing to kick… -
I mean it! Applying eye makeup has recently become a drag: My formerly firm peepers suddenly look saggy and crinkled. -
Half of the 48 million cases of food-borne disease each year stem from restaurants, and a series of recent reports from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention provides some clear reasons why: In many cases restaurant managers and workers aren't following basic food-safety measures. -
Parties aren't always fun, even during the Christmas season. Sometimes late in the evening, when only a few remain, the conversation can become both serious and revealing. It was that way for us last Saturday night. -
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Like wow, this is a major bummer for former flower children everywhere. -
If Howard Egbert Camping had been right, you wouldn't be reading this now. -
Singer Ray Price once was Hank Williams' protege, but he might have left an even bigger stamp on country music. Price, who died on Dec. 16 at age 87 in Mount Pleasant, Texas, was an amiable iconoclast - a bold experimenter who was never content to play it safe and just do what seemed to be popular…