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Great Performance: Christopher Plummer

Christopher Plummer discusses relaxing in front of a camera and his own lack of pathos.

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Great Performance: Brad Pitt

Brad Pitt on baseball, both real and fictional, and the need to buck conventional wisdom.

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Great Performance: Jean Dujardin

Jean Dujardin shows off his best impressions.

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The Five Ways To Know You're Watching a Spielberg Movie

The Bridge of Spies director has some deeply familiar tendencies

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Revisiting 9/11: Unpublished Photos by James Nachtwey

James Nachtwey happened to be in New York the morning of 9/11 and made his way to Ground Zero.

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The Masked Monkeys of Indonesia

Photographer Ed Wray was terrified the first time he encountered a masked monkey. Having lived and worked in Jakarta as a freelance photographer for years he was accustomed to seeing the animals, cruelly leashed by chains, jumping through hoops or riding trikes on the sidewalks. But the mask was a terrifying twist.

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Amateur Photo of Shuttle Goes Viral

Despite hundreds of professional photographers covering today’s shuttle launch, an image taken on an iPhone by an unemployed event planner from Hoboken is the most memorable – and the most viral.

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Fade To White, Blanco by Stefano De Luigi

For the first time ever, World Press Photo is awarding multimedia in its annual competition. Among the finalists is a ground breaking production entitled Blanco, a project exploring blindness across the globe by Italian photographer Stefano De Luigi.

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The 3/11 Project: Photographs from Japan, Helping Japan

The 3/11 Tsunami Photo Project, a new app for the iPhone and iPad, features the work of fourteen photographers who documented the tragic aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan. The app is an innovative fundraiser as well - all proceeds from the project go to the Japanese Red Cross Society.

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10 Donald Trump Business Failures

Donald Trump talks a lot about his business successes, but he’s had more than a few failures over the years as well. Here’s a look at some of the missteps he’s made in his long...

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The Secret to Donald Trump's Hair

There may be only one Donald Trump, as his potential presidential bid has proved once again, but his hairstyle doesn’t have to be unique. In fact, if you ever dreamed of sporting the Donald’s trademark...

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Underneath Beijing, in Transit

In a dreamlike and hypnotic series of photographs, Gilles Sabrie documents commuters on the trains beneath Beijing, China.

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The Craziest Guy in the Room: A Portrait of Gaddafi by Platon

Three inches from one of the most notorious dictators in history, the photographer Platon focused tightly on the black eyes glaring at him through his lens. “There was nothing in them,” he said. “It's like his soul had been scooped out of his head and taken away.”

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Libya Releases Times Journalists

TIME LightBox is thrilled to report that the Libyan government has released four New York Times journalists held captive since last Tuesday. Photographers Lynsey Addario and Tyler Hicks, along with Anthony Shadid and Stephen Farrell, were detained in the city of Ajdabiya while covering clashes between rebels and the Libyan army.

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A Zuckerberg Family Album

Photos from the life of Facebook Co-Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg

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Evading Police, Capturing a Spirit

High-speed car chases and stashed film. Renowned photographer Platon talks about evading the Burmese secret police to make a portrait of Aung San Suu Kyi.

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Witness to a Civilian Casualty

While on assignment in Afghanistan, photographer Adam Ferguson documents the unintentional killing of an Afghan girl in a U.S.-fired mortar strike. Ferguson, who was wearing an audio recorder strapped around his neck, also captured startling sounds of war amid the tragic aftermath.

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The Story of Mamma Sessay

Lynsey Addario photographs the tragic death of 18-year-old Mamma Sessay, whose harrowing final hours of life depict the perils of pregnancy in the developing world.

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A Brief History of White House Czars

There was a joke floating around Republican circles earlier this year that was decently funny, by Washington standards, and had the added virtue of being true: Barack Obama has more czars than the Romanovs ever...

By Randy James

Friday the 13th

Face it, you’re screwed. Today is Friday the 13th — the unluckiest day on the calendar — so try not to crash your car, fall down a flight of stairs, set yourself on fire or...

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