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Ethan Hawke’s ‘Good Kill’ explores drones’ role in war
He’s afraid he’s got no skin in the game as a drone pilot. And Maj. Tom Egan, played by actor Ethan Hawke, sets out to redeem the career he once had as an F-16 pilot, the feeling he had when he was deployed — but most importantly, his pride.
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‘American Sniper’ nominated for best motion picture
‘American Sniper’ received a highly-coveted nomination spot in the Oscars best motion picture category Thursday.
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Sniper’s widow struggled with having him portrayed in film
The wife of a famed Navy SEAL sniper said she struggled with the idea of someone playing the movie role of her husband, who was killed two years ago near Fort Worth, Texas.
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Army daughter wows in ‘American Idol’ audition
Desiree Flores — the 22-year-old daughter of an Army major — is among contestants on the 14th season of ‘American Idol’
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Video game tackles student debt
A group from the University of Utah’s graduate program took first-place honors this month for “Cyber Heist,” a game about student debt, at the Serious Games Showcase in Orlando.
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Bringing POW’s journey through hell to light
Author Laura Hillenbrand talked to Military Times about how she spent years researching and writing “Unbroken.”
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Sony cancels ‘The Interview’ Dec. 25 release
Under the threat of terrorist attacks from hackers and with the nation’s largest multiplex chains pulling the film from its screens, Sony Pictures Entertainment took the unprecedented step of canceling the Dec. 25 release of the “The Interview.”
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‘American Sniper’ widow says the film gets it right
Taya Kyle says she made her peace with the movie about her husband Chris Kyle, the legendary SEAL and subject of the upcoming film “American Sniper,” a few months before she even saw the film.
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Ventura sues ‘American Sniper’ publisher
Former Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura is suing the publisher of the book that a federal jury said defamed him.
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Ethan Hawke’s ‘Good Kill’ explores drones’ role in war
He’s afraid he’s got no skin in the game as a drone pilot. And Maj. Tom Egan, played by actor Ethan Hawke, sets out to redeem the career he once had as an F-16 pilot, the feeling he had when he was deployed — but most importantly, his pride.
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‘American Sniper’ nominated for best motion picture
‘American Sniper’ received a highly-coveted nomination spot in the Oscars best motion picture category Thursday.
-
Sniper’s widow struggled with having him portrayed in film
The wife of a famed Navy SEAL sniper said she struggled with the idea of someone playing the movie role of her husband, who was killed two years ago near Fort Worth, Texas.
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Army daughter wows in ‘American Idol’ audition
Desiree Flores — the 22-year-old daughter of an Army major — is among contestants on the 14th season of ‘American Idol’
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Video game tackles student debt
A group from the University of Utah’s graduate program took first-place honors this month for “Cyber Heist,” a game about student debt, at the Serious Games Showcase in Orlando.
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Bringing POW’s journey through hell to light
Author Laura Hillenbrand talked to Military Times about how she spent years researching and writing “Unbroken.”
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Sony cancels ‘The Interview’ Dec. 25 release
Under the threat of terrorist attacks from hackers and with the nation’s largest multiplex chains pulling the film from its screens, Sony Pictures Entertainment took the unprecedented step of canceling the Dec. 25 release of the “The Interview.”
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‘American Sniper’ widow says the film gets it right
Taya Kyle says she made her peace with the movie about her husband Chris Kyle, the legendary SEAL and subject of the upcoming film “American Sniper,” a few months before she even saw the film.
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Ventura sues ‘American Sniper’ publisher
Former Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura is suing the publisher of the book that a federal jury said defamed him.
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Ethan Hawke’s ‘Good Kill’ explores drones’ role in war
He’s afraid he’s got no skin in the game as a drone pilot. And Maj. Tom Egan, played by actor Ethan Hawke, sets out to redeem the career he once had as an F-16 pilot, the feeling he had when he was deployed — but most importantly, his pride.
-
‘American Sniper’ nominated for best motion picture
‘American Sniper’ received a highly-coveted nomination spot in the Oscars best motion picture category Thursday.
-
Sniper’s widow struggled with having him portrayed in film
The wife of a famed Navy SEAL sniper said she struggled with the idea of someone playing the movie role of her husband, who was killed two years ago near Fort Worth, Texas.
-
Army daughter wows in ‘American Idol’ audition
Desiree Flores — the 22-year-old daughter of an Army major — is among contestants on the 14th season of ‘American Idol’
-
Video game tackles student debt
A group from the University of Utah’s graduate program took first-place honors this month for “Cyber Heist,” a game about student debt, at the Serious Games Showcase in Orlando.
-
Bringing POW’s journey through hell to light
Author Laura Hillenbrand talked to Military Times about how she spent years researching and writing “Unbroken.”
-
Sony cancels ‘The Interview’ Dec. 25 release
Under the threat of terrorist attacks from hackers and with the nation’s largest multiplex chains pulling the film from its screens, Sony Pictures Entertainment took the unprecedented step of canceling the Dec. 25 release of the “The Interview.”
-
‘American Sniper’ widow says the film gets it right
Taya Kyle says she made her peace with the movie about her husband Chris Kyle, the legendary SEAL and subject of the upcoming film “American Sniper,” a few months before she even saw the film.
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Ventura sues ‘American Sniper’ publisher
Former Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura is suing the publisher of the book that a federal jury said defamed him.












