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April showers bring more than May flowers. They also bring organizations together to give back to the community.

Our reviewers watch a train wreck

ABC has given a pilot order to a character-based procedural drama from top TV and film writer Drew Goddard (The Martian) and ABC Signature.

Our guide on what to watch this weekend, including Air, The Mother, Class of 09

'You Are Saviours of Human Lives'- Sr Anne Rose D'Almeida, the Chief Guest at International Nurses Day celebrations at Father Muller Hospital, Kankanady,

Dutch heritage is deeply intertwined with water, trade and the art of sailing, which is why the Michigan Maritime Museum is giving people a firsthand look at an 1800's style tall ship.

Talented Glasgow filmmaker James Price is back with Dog Days, his soulful micro-drama about a young guy from Glasgow living rough on the streets of Dundee.

On December 29th, 1890, Chief Bigfoot's band of 300 unarmed men, women and children were gunned down by a drunken and inexperienced 7th Cavalry. By the end of the day, a blizzard had set in. The bodies of the dead quickly froze into grotesque shapes. Later, soldiers dug a mass grave and unceremoniously buried the dead at Wounded Knee. The survivors- four men and forty-seven women and children, were hauled by buckboard and left at the Episcopal mission at Pine Ridge, South Dakota. It was fou...

All Elliott Smith fans have a favorite Elliott Smith clip. Mine is poignant; it somehow seems to capture so many sides of him in one tortured, beautiful instant.  Cigarette in hand, Smith gives his philosophy on failure to an interviewer in his characteristically off-the-cuff but incisive manner. “Playing things too safe is a popular way...

Czech dissident and politician who fought for human rights in the Soviet crackdown following the Prague Spring