"Breton Girls Dancing, Pont-Aven," painted by Paul Gauguin in 1888, is among 100 paintings, prints, drawings and sculpture by the French artist and his contemporaries in "Paul Gauguin: Paris, 1889" at Cleveland Museum of Art.
CLEVELAND -- The great Post-Impressionist artist Paul Gauguin was equally scandalous in his art and in his personal life. (Today)
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Former Vice Presidential nominee Sarah Palin signs copies of her book yesterday at Sam's Club in South Strabane.
A college student home for the weekend might expect a warm bed and a hot meal. That had to wait for Addie Witt, who drove east Friday night from Ohio's Otterbein College to join her father, Kerry Witt, on a chilly parking lot sleepover next to the cinder block wall of a Sam's Club in Washington County. (Today)
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"My job on this movie was to keep this boy alive and to keep myself alive in order to do this," Viggo Mortensen said of his character -- The Man. "The Road" opens here Wednesday.
In "2012," doomsday is the draw. In "The Road," the post-apocalyptic world is simply the canvas to see how people behave. (Today)
They're almost like an endangered species: The elusive male TV watcher. (Today)
Thousands are buying "Going Rogue" because they believe Sarah Palin is Ronald Reagan returned to Earth in a dress. (Today)