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Golden Globes Live Blogs: The Race's Scott Feinberg and THR's TV Critic Tim Goodman

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January 15, 2012   Golden Globes Live Blogs: The Race's Scott Feinberg and THR's TV Critic Tim Goodman   More news: Top Stories | Movies | TV | Music | Tech | Style | Awards | Business

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Golden Globes: The Red Carpet Arrivals

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January 15, 2012   Golden Globes: The Red Carpet Arrivals "Glee's" Chris Colfer, Amanda Peete and Julianna Margulies are among the first names to hit the carpet at the annual awards show, held at the Beverly Hilton on Sunday, Jan. 15.   More news: Top Stories | Movies | TV | Music | Tech | Style | Awards | Business

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The Browser daily newsletter [15 Jan 2012]

Daily Newsletter       15 January 2012  Best of the Moment We're All Guilty Of Dehumanizing The Enemy Sebastian Junger | Washington Post | 13 January 2012 Interesting commentary on US Marines scandal. Does dehumanising the dead help soldiers cope psychologically with their act of killing? And how do you explain that it's ok to waterboard a live enemy but not urinate on a dead one? Comments The Hacker Is Watching David Kushner | GQ | 12 January 2012 Disturbing story of Luis Mijangos, who hacked into unsuspecting individuals' webcams to commit "sextortion". When eventually captured, FBI found 15,000 videos, 900 audio recordings, 13,000 screen grabs. From a total of 230 victims Comments Selling A 300-Year-Old Cello Daniel Wakin | NYT | 14 January 2012 Great musicians part with great instruments only in old age or at death. Aaron Rosand was 84 when he sold his Guarnieri violin for $10m. Bernard Greenhouse's death puts his Stradivarius cello, one of 20, on the market Comments British Institutions: London Underground Matthew Engel | FT | 13 January 2012 Part five of wonderful series looks at the Tube. Moves nearly five million people around London every day. Still much criticised. "Are you ever going to sort this place out?" asks Engel. "By 2021. It'll be fantastic then" Comments Iron Lady Falls Virginia Postrel | Bloomberg | 13 January 2012 Film biography of Margaret Thatcher portrays her as lonely and bitter in old age, having devoted her life to work and neglected her family. That isn't true, and it isn't fair. No comparable man would be depicted that way Comments When Michelle Obama Came To Lunch Sophie Brickman | Gilt Taste | 10 January 2012 In the kitchen at New York City’s Gramercy Tavern. Line cook wishes she could say she was clean, well-rested, well-dressed for first lady's visit. Too bad. She did have an important aesthetic contribution to make though Comments  FiveBooks Interview Henry Hitchings on Language The wordsmith and cultural historian debunks common myths about English, recommends the smartest writing about words, and says apostrophes are “orthographic squiggles” not worth fighting for  Featured Special Report Putin's Russia A disputed election, protests, accusations of being a mafia state. As Vladimir Putin prepares to take back the presidency, what kind of country does he lead?  Reader Recommendations @dmsouthasia Bangladesh: Of Feral Cats & Social Indicators t.co/iWOFMGRq #Browsings  Book of the Day The Invisible Hook by Peter Leeson Peter Boettke says: “The Invisible Hook does a fascinating job of communicating to people the enjoyment of just thinking through a problem like an economist”  Video of the Day Scottish Independence The whole story in less than two minutes. Lots of nice touches. Thanks, Next Media  Quote of the Day John Jeremiah Sullivan, on Jesus Christ "His breakthrough was the aestheticization of weakness" | Homepage | Mobile Apps | RSS Feeds | Twitter | Facebook | Privacy Policy | Contact Us | Having trouble reading this email? View it in your browser. You are receiving this email because you signed up for the Best of the Moment newsletter on thebrowser.com. Click here to unsubscribe The Browser Ltd, 106 Great Portland Street, London, W1W 6PF

TCA: Hulu Ventures Into Scripted Original Series With Political Dramedy

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January 15, 2012   TCA: Hulu Ventures Into Scripted Original Series With Political Dramedy   More news: Top Stories | Movies | TV | Music | Tech | Style | The Business | Awards

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Feinberg: Final Forecast for 69th Golden Globes

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January 15, 2012   LIVE BLOG: Backstage at the HFPA's 69th Annual Golden Globe Awards! THR's awards analyst Scott Feinberg provides his advance predictions, a play-by-play of the show, and soundbites from the winners.     Top stories | Movies | TV | Music | Personal Tech | Style | The Business Subscribe to: Newsletters | RSS feeds

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Cruise ship sinks, Romney leads, MLK memorial fix, and other weekend Slatest stories.

The Slatest: January 15, 2012 Two More Bodies Found in Sinking Cruise Ship Captain of luxury liner arrested, accused of abandoning ship as death toll increases to five. READ FULL STORY Romney Gains Wide Lead in South Carolina The former governor has a 21-point lead in the crucial state as Paul and Santorum battle for second place. READ FULL STORY Perry: Urinating Marines are 'Just Kids' The Texas governor said Marines shouldn't face criminal prosecution for a "dumb" mistake. READ FULL STORY Paterno 'Didn't Know How To Handle' Abuse Allegations In the first interview since his firing, the former coach defends his actions but says he wishes he had done more. READ FULL STORY UN Chief to Syria: Stop the Killing Amid new amnesty announcement, Ban Ki-moon calls on Assad to end crackdown. READ FULL STORY Iran Claims it Has Evidence US Was Behind Killing Tehran says US and UK were behind the assassination of nuclear scientist, while Washington focuses on Israel. READ FULL STORY Internet Piracy Legislation Losing Momentum The House is delaying a vote and the White House issued a statement criticizing several aspects of the bills. READ FULL STORY MLK Memorial Inscription Will be Corrected Interior Secretary Ken Salazar has ordered the correction of a quotation inscribed on the memorial of the slain civil rights leader. READ FULL STORY ElBaradei Ends Egypt Presidential Bid The Nobel laureate pulled out of the race, saying there's no real democracy in the country. READ FULL STORY Advertisement From Slate: Inside the Obama Campaign's Massive and Astonishing Data-Mining Project Manjoo: Adding Voice Activation to Televisions Is a Terrible Idea The Trendy—and Wrong—New Argument That We Should Let Big Businesses Become Monopolies Arizonans' Lives Are Lonely and Isolating. Was That a Factor in the Gabby Giffords Shooting? Natalee Holloway Has Been Declared Legally Dead. What if She Turns Up Alive? Oregon Bus Shelters That Cost As Much as a House—and Other Great Investigative Journalism The Political Gabfest Interviews Obamas Author Jodi Kantor More from The Slatest: UN Chief to Syria: Stop the Killing Romney Gains Wide Lead in South Carolina Perry: Urinating Marines are 'Just Kids' Two More Bodies Found in Sinking Cruise Ship Paterno 'Didn't Know How To Handle' Abuse Allegations Internet Piracy Legislation Losing Momentum ElBaradei Ends Egypt Presidential Bid MLK Memorial Inscription Will be Corrected Iran Claims it Has Evidence US Was Behind Killing Doctors: Edwards Has Life-Threatening Condition

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