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In the mesmerizing “The Kaiser’s Web” (Minotaur, 452 pages, $28.99), the tried and true Steve Berry exceeds even himself in crafting his most ambitious and relevant thriller to date. A no-holds-barred, high-stakes romp with echoes of class spy novelists like John le Carré, Len Deighton, and Alistair MacLean. Berry’s Hitchcockian “McGuffin” this time out is a Soviet spy dossier dating back to World War II that has the potential to upend the balance of power in Europe and, thus, the world. Good thing hero-without-portfolio Cotton Malone is on the job to prevent a catastrophic conc...

How does a UT Arlington and Eastfield journalism dropout find a way to express his love for the city and the teams that represent it? He might as well rap, he figured. Garland native Kevin Cusingberry told his friend, an aspiring recording artist, that they should work on a mixtape together. His friend only had a month left in the country before moving to Toronto, so within weeks, Cusingberry bought a MacBook and paid for his buddy’s microphone, in cash. Within months, Cusingberry released a single and adopted a new moniker: Cush With a C. By the summer of 2019, Cush released his first alb...

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Nothing Lasts Forever was the sequel to Thorp's 1966 novel The Detective which was also adapted as a movie of the same name. The movie saw Sinatra play Joe Leland as the detective investigating a supposed suicide. The Detective was one of the biggest box-office hits of Sinatra's movie career and became one of the highest-grossing movies of 1968. This content is imported from YouTube. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. While Die Hard wasn't a direct sequel to The Detective and the character name diff...

Die Hard's John McClane role had to be offered to 70-year-old Frank Sinatra Ian Sandwell © Getty Images/Digital Spy - 20th Century Fox As a result of contracts, Die Hard's John McClane role was originally offered to Frank Sinatra who was 70 years old at the time. Die Hard made a movie star of Bruce Willis and introduced the world to John McClane, who, despite some dodgy later sequels, remains an iconic action hero. However, as you settle into your festive rewatch of Die Hard (it is a Christmas movie, don't @ us), you might not be aware that the producers originally had to ...