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The miraculous life of Tatiana and Krista Hogan and what it could reveal about the human brain.
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He constructs his movies like magical boxes, full of intriguing mysteries. Of course, eventually he has to let everyone see what’s in there.
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The radical, syndicated program “Radiolab” creates striking sound effects to communicate big ideas. Listen to excerpts in this sonic gallery.
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This year’s great performers striking some of the classic attitudes of cinema.
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Watching the Murder of an Innocent Man
By BARRY BEARAK
In a shantytown near Johannesburg, an angry mob committed a horrifying crime that was caught on video.
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