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Bailing out the Chase Tower
![<span style="font-size: small;">SOUTH BEND – Should the city of South Bend help bailout the Chase Tower? Right now, that's what it's considering.</span>](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-12/66561515-06151456.jpg "<span style="font-size: small;\">SOUTH BEND – Should the city of South Bend help bailout the Chase Tower? Right now, that's what it's considering.</span>")
SOUTH BEND – Should the city of South Bend help bailout the Chase Tower? Right now, that's what it's considering.
The building is in disrepair and it will cost millions of dollars to fix. But the tower is in receivership and those repairs won&...Tags: Indiana University South Bend, Sales, Business
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Near Egypt's Tahrir Square, a filmmaker looks for answers
24 FramesEgypt's Tahrir Square, site of violent protests, is also the subject of Cairo filmmaker Karim El Hakim's documentary "1/2 Revolution."... -
Michele Bachmann and Harvey Weinstein, publicity BFFs?
24 FramesIn a new television ad airing in Iowa, Michele Bachmann's campaign compares the Minnesota congresswoman to former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. With a graphic describing the Republican presidential candidate as "America's Iron Lady," the ad... -
Oscars: How to find 'A Separation,' other foreign-language films
24 FramesWhere to find foreign-language films in the running for Oscar... -
'Salmon Fishing in the Yemen': Watch an exclusive clip
24 Frames"Salmon Fishing in the Yemen" is one of those films that looks to walk the delicate line between charming comedy romance and pointed satire. Watch an exclusive clip here.... -
‘Safe House’ director’s prior film coming to theaters July 27
24 FramesSnabba Cash, the movie from Safe House director Daniel Esinosa, will come out on July 27... -
'Raid: Redemption': Director Gareth Evans kicks up action [Video]
24 Frames“The Raid: Redemption,” which was produced for around $1 million, has been a critical darling on the festival circuit since it premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival. The action film opens in the U.S. and Indonesia on Friday.... -
On blockbuster weekend, indies 'The Raid,' 'October Baby' find success
Company Town"The Hunger Games" may have had blockbuster levels of success at the box office this weekend, but some independent films still managed to carve out their own smaller victories. The most notable was that of "The Raid: Redemption," an action...... -
'Machine Gun Preacher' premieres in Richland Township
Daily American Staff WriterFamily and friends of the Rev. Sam Childers were treated to special pre-premiere previews of “Machine Gun Preacher” at Richland Cinemas in Richland Township on Thursday. The film stars Gerard Butler, of “300” fame, as the Reels...Tags: Uganda, Gerard Butler, Pennsylvania, Entertainment, Weaponry
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The evolving images of 9/11
![The first screening of "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" came just weeks after the attacks of Sept. 11. The movie had been in the works for years, the first in a trilogy based on novels that had been written decades earlier, of course, by an Englishman named J.R.R. Tolkien during Hitler's rise to power and World War II. And yet the first minute of the film delivered a queasy jolt of immediacy, a chill of recognition. It opened with no image, and very faint background music, little but a black screen and Cate Blanchett's mournful voice, reciting what sounded like, that autumn day, either a prayer or the most poetic 9/11 editorial no one had written yet:](http://www.chicagotribune.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-09/64604077-11111847.jpg "The first screening of "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring\" came just weeks after the attacks of Sept. 11. The movie had been in the works for years, the first in a trilogy based on novels that had been written decades earlier, of course, by an Englishman named J.R.R. Tolkien during Hitler's rise to power and World War II. And yet the first minute of the film delivered a queasy jolt of immediacy, a chill of recognition. It opened with no image, and very faint background music, little but a black screen and Cate Blanchett's mournful voice, reciting what sounded like, that autumn day, either a prayer or the most poetic 9/11 editorial no one had written yet:")
The first screening of "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" came just weeks after the attacks of Sept. 11. The movie had been in the works for years, the first in a trilogy based on novels that had been written decades earlier, of course,...Tags: Lost (tv program), 50 Cent, Transformers: Dark of the Moon (movie), Osama bin Laden, Chicago Symphony Orchestra
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