From the White House:
In this week’s address, President Obama describes how American families will have more control over their health care this year, after health reform passes.
A real life U.S. soldier is suing because he says the “main character” in the movie Hurt Locker was inspired by him. Here is the latest.
From CNN:
A U.S. soldier who defused roadside bombs in Iraq wants credit for inspiring the main character in “The Hurt Locker,” a movie up for nine Oscars this weekend.
Master Sgt. Jeffrey Sarver filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday claiming writer Mark Boal – a journalist embedded with his Army unit in Iraq – based the film’s main character on his life.
We are continuing to bring you stories about the earthquake in Chile. If there is something that you want to know and can’t find out, maybe we can help. You can visit our Chile page for everything we’ve got so far by clicking the Chile tab at the top of this page or by clicking here.
Once again, director and star Leonardo DiCaprio took the box office this past weekend with Shutter Island. Here’s the latest.
From CNN:
No one will question Paramount Pictures’ decision to move “Shutter Island” out of last year’s crowded fall corridor into Spring 2010 after it racked up a number one slot for the second weekend in a row.
For the Leonardo DiCaprio-Martin Scorsese pairing earned an estimated $22.2 million, out-grossing any new releases and putting its total box office at over $75 million.
We’ve been all over the internet looking for news and information about the earthquake in Chile. You can visit our Chile page for everything we’ve found so far by clicking the Chile tab at the top of this page or by clicking here.
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