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[ad_1] Rosmarie Trapp, a member of the singing family and the last surviving daughter of Baron Georg Johannes von Trapp, head of the singing family made famous in the stage musical and movie “The Sound of Music,” died in a nursing home in Morrisville on May 13. She was 93 years old. Trapp Family Lodge, …
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[ad_1] The tooth, found in a mountain cave in Laos, has solved one of the biggest scientific mysteries of the Denisovans, an ancient human arm that disappeared about 50,000 years ago. Since 2010, when Denisovan teeth and finger bones were first used discoveredDNA testing revealed that the enigmatic hominins were among the ancestors of people …
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[ad_1] The tooth, found in a mountain cave in Laos, has solved one of the biggest scientific mysteries of the Denisovans, an ancient human arm that disappeared about 50,000 years ago. Since 2010, when Denisovan teeth and finger bones were first used discoveredDNA testing revealed that the enigmatic hominins were among the ancestors of people …
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[ad_1] ABSOLUTEby Daniel GuebelTranslated by Jessica Sequeira Daniel Guebel’s novel – his 15th novel despite being the first to appear in English – is a Don Quixote attempt about a series of Don Quixote attempts built on the desire to understand and commemorate. For much of its length, “The Absolute” takes the form of a …
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[ad_1] Fatherly humor abounds in “Family Camp,” a comedy that’s too mild to get lost, similar to other movies about parents and children rambling on in the wilderness. The lessons about being nice to your family are the same; To quote the absolutely undeniable title of a song in the movie, “family is family”. But …
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[ad_1] Farming is a high risk life. Mr. Woiwode was 63 years old when his jacket got caught in the traction shaft of a hay baler, breaking three of his ribs, pinching his spine and nearly tearing off his right arm. As a teenager, his son Joseph was trampled by a horse and was in …
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[ad_1] In “The Village House,” all four sides of the camera frame find pockets of beautiful, pictorial space and time within the four walls of an ancestral home. Achal Mishra’s feature film debut, set in Madhopur, a village in the eastern Indian state of Bihar, turns out to be a kind of autobiography—a decades-long portrait …
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[ad_1] From writer-director Ronny Trocker, “Human Factors” is a cold, stuffy home invasion drama where the threat vanishes like termites chewing on floorboards. Members of an estranged German family – two parents, Jan (Mark Waschke) and Nina (Sabine Timoteo), their teenage daughter Emma (Jule Hermann) and their young son Max (Wanja Valentin Kube) – are …
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[ad_1] In “The Crocodile Bride,” Ashleigh Bell Pedersen has been solving four generations of harassment and survival. [ad_2] Source link
[ad_1] The novel’s emotional crescendo comes in at Robin and Mercy’s 50th anniversary party. (Twenty years after she moved in, they still haven’t told the kids.) Watching home movies with her disconnected, mute thoughts, Robin says: “Was there some kind of limit to how long a scene could be in those days? last? Each one …
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[ad_1] Frank Bunker Gilbreth Jr. and Ernestine Gilbreth Carey’s 1948 novel, “Cheaper than a Dozen,” based on the experiences of growing up in a home with 12 children, has been adapted for the screen multiple times, with growing understatement. loyalty. Directed by Gail Lerner, scripted by Jenifer Rice-Genzuk Henry and “blackish” creator Kenya Barris, the …
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[ad_1] Nearly three decades after the murder of singer Selena, her family announced that a new album is expected to be released, featuring recordings from the Grammy Award-winning Tejano music star. Inside video interview Last week, with Latin Groove News, the singer’s father, Abraham Quintanilla Jr., described the new album, expected to be released next …
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