| Tribeca Films...Now Showing on a Tablet Near You
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 For the first time this year, the Tribeca Film Festival features online-only productions made by a dozen artists and production teams, whose work ranges from three-minute documentaries to episodic comedy series.
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| Second Chance at a Sellout
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 Ask Teri: Trendy fashions that sell out online may still be available in some instances. Teri Agins explains how retailers' wait lists for popular items may pay off for shoppers.
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| How to write a great pop song by Dan Wilson, co-writer of Adele's Someone Like You
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 American singer-songwriter Dan Wilson recalls collaborating with Adele on her signature song and offers his writing tips How do you write a song that becomes a massive hit, brings tears to the eyes of all who hear it and goes on to be an evergreen classic that pulls on the heartstrings of millions the world over for decades to come? "My songwriting tips are never what people want to hear," ...
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| Obama, Christie and other pols love to use interchangeable, all-purpose phrases
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 Sometimes you could swear there were only 42 phrases in the entire political lexicon, most of them interchangeable and all-purpose, suitable for use by members of either party. At the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce's annual dinner in Washington on Tuesday night, Gov. Chris Christie seemed determined to hit as many of these familiar notes as possible.
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| Flyers goalie Steve Mason likely to start in Game 4
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 VOORHEES, N.J. – Only one player from Tuesday's Game 3 loss was out on the ice Wednesday when the team didn't officially have practice. It's the same guy who has probably spent the most time practicing all season: goalie Steve Mason. Mason, who hasn't started a game since April 12 when he was knocked out against the Pittsburgh Penguins, was on the ice for an hour with goalie coach Jeff Reese ...
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| The entrepreneur crushed by Putin
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 THE founder of Russia's top social network has quit his post and fled the country after by cronies of President Putin made inroads into the company. The slow-motion ouster of Pavel Durov from the network known as VKontakte, or "In Contact," is the latest sign that independent media outlets in Russia have become increasingly imperilled. ...
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