Oscar-contender Memoir of a Snail celebrates loveable losers with quirky stop-motion animation
David Roy reviews Memoir of a Snail, the latest Oscar-nominated animation from Academy Award-winning Aussie writer/director Adam Elliot ...
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The Revolution Against Oligarchy Has to Start Somewhere—Why Not the Luka Doncic Trade?
We should support the nonviolent anger directed toward Miriam Adelson, the billionaire owner of the Dallas Mavericks. And not just because of her terrible basketball decisions.
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WWE EVOLVE Launching in March to Stream on Tubi Against AEW Dynamite
El Presidente reports on WWE's revolutionary move to bring EVOLVE to the masses via free streaming on Tubi! Could this socialist distribution of wrestling content threaten AEW Dynamite?
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The Vengeful Visionary
Fidel Castro estimated that fewer than 450 would ... His only luxury is 50¢ Montecristo cigars. He is full of soaring, vaguely leftist hopes for Cuba’s future but has no clear program.
Meet the 'Black Sheep' of the Trudeau clan: Why Justin's MAGA brother who crashed RFK's Senate hearing is NOT even the most cringeworthy in the Canadian first family
One seemingly unlikely supporter sat dead center in the audience of Robert F. Kennedy Jr's Senate confirmation hearing on ...
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Florida's Own Piece Of Cuba Is An Under-The-Radar Charming Riverside Park To Escape The Tampa Bustle
A quaint Tampa park is a rare pocket of foreign soil in the U.S. The space, a tribute to a Cuban nationalist, is a peaceful ...
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The Impact of Ending the U.S. Embargo on Cuba
Before Fidel Castro came to power in 1959 ... including its famous cigars and rum. The British company Imperial Brands had exclusive rights to sell Cuban cigars through stakes in the Cuban ...
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It was Russia, CIA, the FBI: 10 JFK assassination conspiracies that refuse to die
For the conspiracy die-hards, it would be terribly disappointing if it turned out that Fidel Castro ... to assassinate Castro, involving everything from poisonous cigars to exploding seashells.
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Bond-ing: the bizarre meeting of John F Kennedy and Ian Fleming
He was a natural raconteur, a glass of brandy and a cigar never far from his hands and a witty rejoinder ... Legend has it that during that meal, Kennedy asked Fleming how he would depose Fidel Castro ...