Some critics complain about graphic images while authorities plead to the public for more video, showing how the surveillance culture can be both scourge and savior.
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What Was the Most Complained-About Library Book of 2012?
It’s not ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’
The Nance: Gay Burlesque and Straight Plays
Nathan Lane shines, but the play that brings him back to Broadway is another disappointment
Dancing with the Stars Watch: Selena Gomez and The Band Perry Perform
How are DWTS and The Highlander alike? There can be only one (comedian)
Tribeca Film Festival: 12 Movies We’re Excited About
From indie comedies to obscure-subject documentaries, these dozen films have piqued our interest
The Rascals (Briefly) Reunite in Once Upon a Dream
A new show—produced by Steven Van Zandt–tells the story of the legendary ’60s-era band
The Backstory: The Moving Mr. Rogers Clip Everyone Is Talking About
Fred Rogers discusses how to deal with tragedy
Can Musicians Live in a Free, Streaming World?
One industry exec offers his thoughts on the new music landscape
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After the Boston Attack, the Media Shows Power to Shock and Comfort
The Boston nightmare brought a rush of information (and misinformation), speculation, and even politicized argument. But there was also decency amid the horror.
Dancing with the Stars Watch: Zorro on a Zipline
Finishing at the bottom, the usual suspects
Today’s (Other) Movie Trailer: The Latest Romeo and Juliet
The latest adaptation of the Shakespeare classic comes from the creator of ‘Downton Abbey’
Today’s Movie Trailer: The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
Katniss is back in the latest look at the second installment in the ‘Hunger Games’ trilogy
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Game of Thrones Watch: That’s What the Money’s For!
It’s not just about swords or dragons. Last night’s Game of Thrones showed that in Westeros as in our world, money has great power—and has its limits.