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Tillman gives up A-Rod's 661st homer in Orioles' 4-3 loss to Yankees
Google opens first Asia campus in Seoul as South Korea startup scene flourishes
Google campus members walk past the Map of Startup during a media tour at the Google campus in Seoul, South Korea, Friday, May 8, 2015. Google's first campus for startups and entrepreneurs in Asia opened on Friday in a glitzy neighborhood of South Korea's capital Seoul. Located in Gangnam, Campus Seoul rents out its 2,000 square meter (21,528 square foot) space to startups and venture investors. It has an open plan office designed to foster collaboration between fledgling companies and a cafe that anyone can use after signing up.
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Director April Mullen jumps into neo-noir grindhouse with 88
Actor Christopher Lloyd and Canadian director April Mullen are shown in a handout photo from the new film "88."
Tippi Hedren film Roar resurfaces with a whimper
The brainchild of The Exorcist producer Noel Marshall, the frightening Africa-set feature puts the graphic in National Geographic and applies grindhouse aesthetics to Disney ideas.
Serious zombie movie Maggie can be filed under ‘interesting-but-why?’
Although the casting of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Abigail Breslin suggests Terminator and Little Miss Sunshine versus zombies, Maggie is a serious movie, with bottled-up performances and soupy grey visuals
Phoenix: A riveting Nina Hoss propels a remarkable Holocaust drama
Director Christian Petzold is less interested in the scheme’s details than in the reconstruction of identity in the immediate aftermath of the Holocaust: of the Jewish returnees, but also of the guilt, practised tears and necessary self-delusion of those who remained.
Adult Beginners: From city to suburbs, it’s never too late to learn
Adult Beginners stars the gifted funnyman Nick Kroll as Jake, right, a man-child who moves in with his semi-estranged sister, played by Rose Byrne, middle, and Bobby Cannavale, left, as her handyman Cuban-American husband.
TIFF retrospective Discovering Georgian Cinema showcases depth and variety
The silent film My Grandmother offers scathing satire.
Dean Blundell’s morning sports show gains momentum in its second month
Dean Blundell of Blundell & Co. The Fan's new morning show drew an average share of 3.3 per cent of listeners between ages 25 to 54 in April. That was a sizeable jump from 2.3 per cent in March.
Hot Pursuit: Zany chase film has its fun, but Witherspoon takes a step back
Sofia Vergara, left, stars as Daniella Riva and Reese Witherspoon as Officer Cooper in this comedy that’s a chase film, a buddy film, ridiculous, loud and often offensive.
Lambert & Stamp: Review of the early days explores who made the Who
In the early 1960s of British rock, Kit Lambert, left, and Chris Stamp were the new bosses. And they were nothing like the old bosses. The poignant documentary explores the relationship between the novice managers.
Going Clear: A clear-eyed, in-depth view of Scientology and its influence
Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief is based on journalist writer Lawrence Wright’s 2013 book on the church. Wright says he wasn’t out to write an exposé, but to explore Scientology.
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