Review: In 'Breaking the Story,' All's Unfair in Love and War
Maggie Siff plays a war journalist facing the most dangerous assignment of her life: domesticity.
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Maggie Siff plays a war journalist facing the most dangerous assignment of her life: domesticity.
A photographer's image of war captures a moment in a way that words cannot — sometimes because the tragedy is indescribable. While the image is...
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West Virginia Public Broadcasting’s Mountain Stage, now in its 40th year as one of the nation’s most cherished and continuing programs in public radio history, descended upon Sonoma State University in Rohnert Park, Calif., on August 6. The occasion was to record a live-performance radio broadcast with a diverse, one-of-a-kind lineup that featured the likes of Booker T. Jones, Chris Smither, Karla Bonoff, Steve Poltz, and Amber Rubarth.
It’s not very profound to note that there are more victims of war than the combatants and those they kill. But the tragedy can grow in unexpected ways.