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Sunday, May 27, 2012

Monica Dolan Beats Maggie Smith To BAFTA TV Nod

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  May 27, 2012
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THR's Todd McCarthy: Cannes Jury Got It Pretty Right

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Cannes 2012: Michael Haneke's Amour Takes Home Palme d’Or Prize

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Cannes 2012: Cosmina Stratan and Cristina Flutur Awarded Best Actress, Mads Mikkelsen Takes Best Actor

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Ken Loach Gets Jury Prize as Cannes Ceremony Hands Out First Awards

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Box Office Report: ‘Men in Black 3’ Tops Memorial Day With $202 Million Worldwide, Beats ‘Avengers’

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May 27, 2012

Box Office Report: ‘Men in Black 3’ Tops Memorial Day With $202 Million Worldwide, Beats ‘Avengers’
Sony’s threequel, however, performs lower than expected in North America with a gross of $70 million, horror pic “Chernobyl Diaries” likewise muted with estimated $9.4 million opening; Wes Anderson’s “Moonrise Kingdom” lights up the specialty box office.

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 Best of the Moment

Lunch With The FT: Paul Krugman

Martin Wolf | FT | 25 May 2012

Dish of the day: The euro. "We’ve been asking, whose fault is this crisis? It was fated from the day Maastricht was signed. It might be rescuable with a higher inflation target, but the setup is fundamentally not workable" Comments

Jonathan Franzen: The Path To Freedom

Jonathan Franzen | Guardian | 25 May 2012

"I'm going to address four unpleasant questions that novelists often get asked. They're maddening not just because we hear them so often but also because, with one exception, they're difficult to answer and, therefore, worth asking" Comments

The Descent Of Edward Wilson

Richard Dawkins | Prospect | 23 May 2012

Dawkins reviews EO Wilson's new title "The Social Conquest of Earth". He's not impressed: "To borrow from Dorothy Parker, this is not a book to be tossed lightly aside. It should be thrown with great force. And sincere regret" Comments

I'm Not Toasting [Insert Head-Of-State Here]

Will Self | BBC | 25 May 2012

Against deference. And monarchy. Wonderfully put, even if you don't share the sentiments. Will Self would rather toast, and for that matter have as his head of state, the woman who used to deliver his post Comments

The Slippery Market For Mercury

Cam Simpson & Heather Walsh | Businessweek | 24 May 2012

The term “mad as a hatter” comes from European hatmakers in 18th century, poisoned by the mercury they used to process fur. Two hundred years later some desperate gold miners still use the toxic metal. Who sells it to them? Comments

The Perfection Of The Paper Clip

Sara Goldsmith | Slate | 22 May 2012

Wonderful piece in praise of the humble paper clip. Most everyday products — phones, books, keys — evolve over time. Not so the paper clip. Its simple 1899 design is still the one we use today. Why has it been so enduring? Comments

Cheat Sheet - Meghan McCain: Cut It Out, Internet Bullies!

The Cheat Sheet

Today: Details Crucial in Patz Case , Clinton Condemns ‘Rule by Murder’ , Did the CEO Blow the Ipo?
Cheat Sheet: Morning

May 27, 2012
ENOUGH!

After The Daily Beast’s Meghan McCain gave an interview to MSNBC about extremism in the Republican Party, Twitter and the blogosphere blew up with personal attacks against her. She asks: what will it take to stop name-calling and focus on the issues?

UNSOLVED

The man who recently confessed to killing 6-year-old Etan Patz more than 30 years ago shared “intimate details” of the killing with detectives, sources told the New York Post. According to the Post, the suspect’s inside knowledge of the case has convinced at least some New York City Police Department detectives that Pedro Hernandez, a bodega stockboy at the time of the killing, was involved. But the FBI reportedly remains skeptical about the credibility of Hernandez’s confession. “The bosses are very skeptical,” a source told reporters. “They don’t believe him. He’s got mental problems, and there’s no other evidence. They think we moved too fast.”

DRAW A LINE

No more, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Sunday after a massacre in Syria by government forces left 32 children and more than 60 other people dead. “Those who perpetrated this atrocity must be identified and held to account,” Clinton said. “And the United States will work with the international community to intensify our pressure on Assad and his cronies, whose rule by murder and fear must come to an end.” British Foreign Secretary William Hague also said he wanted to see a “strong response” to the brutal attack. Syrian Foreign Ministry spokesman Jihad Makdissi denied that Syrian forces perpetrated the attack, saying that the killing of women and children is not “the hallmark of the heroic Syrian Army.”

GROWING PAINS

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg botched his company's IPO badly. Newsweek's Dan Lyons on the business challenges ahead—and why the kid genius may not be up for the task.

CAMPAIGN CROUCH

From Mitt Romney’s “prairie fire of debt” to Obama’s “cowpie of distortion,” the pastoral imagery has flown thick as flies on, well, a cowpie as the two campaigns fight over who is best equipped to manage America’s checkbook. Recent polls show Americans are concerned about the amount the government is laying out, and Republicans want to capitalize on that—leading Obama to say on recent campaign stops that Romney’s plan would lead to $5 trillion in tax cuts, crippling the debt.


OFF GUARD
Iran Not Ready for Nuclear Visit
Refuses access to U.N. watchdog group.
CIVILIANS
NATO Strike Kills Family
Eight dead, including six children.
INVESTIGATION
Two Americans Detained in Tokyo
In strangling death of Irish woman.
NET PROFIT
Maine Lobsters Come In Early
Shedder harvest “definitely not normal.”
OVERSTOCKED
No One Wants Priscilla Chan’s Dress
After sudden marriage to Facebook founder.
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