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The us and russia reach a groundbreaking deal today in the crisis in syria. Well have all the details. Good morning and thanks for joining us on this saturday september 14th. Im marty gonzalez. Well get to your top stories in a moment but janu for your weekend forecast. Developing news thisthe us and russia reach a groundbreaking deal today. On the framework to eliminate syrias chemical weapons. Kron 4s mike pelton reports the latest on this breaking story. Mike . The deal comes following the th...

21/05/2024 - CANNES 2024: Two unlikely brothers bond over music, laughter and tears in an archetypal French feel-good story helmed by Emmanuel Courcol

Michel Hazanavicius, the Oscar-winning director of "The Artist," discusses "The Most Precious of Cargoes" which competes for a Palme d'Or at Cannes.

He pitched slave-ship dramas to Ingmar Bergman, cast Marlon Brando as a bisexual man and wrote a Malcolm X screenplay that horrified the FBI. Why was this cinephile spurned by Hollywood?

Cannes Film Festival has revealed additions to its official selection.

Mohammad Rasoulof will debut 'The Seed of the Sacred Fig' along with 'The Artist' Oscar winner Michel Hazanavicius' animated feature 'The Most Precious of Cargoes.'

The former San Diego State University computer scientist wrote such popular books as 'Rainbows End' and 'A Fire Upon the Deep.'

In February 2000, the Côte d’Ivoire national football team was locked up in a military camp for days after crashing out of the AFCON.

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