Five years ago in Fukushima | Lost in radiation

Five years ago, on March 11, 2011, these people fled their homes, grabbing what they could, as a nearby nuclear plant melted down after being hit by a tsunami, spewing

In ‘Eye in the Sky,’ drone warfare gets its close up

Omniscient high-definition views from above have done nothing to penetrate the fog of war in Gavin Hood's drone drama "Eye in the Sky." It's a lean, Lumet-like thriller that puts the

Author takes fictitious trip into Truman Capote’s life

Melanie Benjamin proves she's proficient in the fictional portrait genre with "The Swans of Fifth Avenue." This tantalizing novel follows five real-life New York socialites in the 1950s and their unlikely

Assassin shows versatility on 1st album in years

One of Jamaica's most underrated yet diverse and creative lyricists, Assassin A.K.A. Agent Sasco releases his first studio album in almost a decade. In a transition from dancehall, the artist turns

News of the World | Radiation fears keep Japan’s nuclear refugees from returning

Tokiko Onoda, 80, lives with her husband in a cramped, cluttered apartment on the 21st floor of a high-rise in the edge of Tokyo where about 1,000 people displaced by

The Evergreen State

Situated in the northwesternmost of the US, Washington State (officially the State of Washington) covers some 185,000 sq km, roughly half the size of Germany. To differentiate between the state

Food | Tea appreciation and culinary finesse

One of the most amazing Chinese restaurants in town, Man Ho, located inside JW Marriott Hotel Macau is offering a one of a kind tea appreciation experience through offering unique

Stars for mass-mass fashion

* Movies: Whiskey Tango Foxtrot * Books: Out of the Blues by Trudy Nan Boyce * Music: I like it when you sleep, for you are so beautiful yet so unaware of

‘Whiskey Tango Foxtrot’ looks inside war reporting

Journalism is having a moment at the movies. Days after the journalism procedural “Spotlight” won best picture at the Academy Awards, Paramount is releasing “Whiskey Tango Foxtrot,” a comic drama about

Ex-cop pens keen-eyed police drama

The first novel in a planned series, "Out of the Blues," introduces an appealing new character in the police drama genre, Atlanta Detective Sarah Alt. Detective Alt — she goes by

Brit rockers the 1975 funky on sophomore album

British pop-rockers 1975 get downright and reasonably funky on its latest album with a title so long it will barely fit anywhere. For the record, the 17-track release is called

News of the World | Kate Mara and Jamie Bell hit star-filled H&M Paris show

COURREGES TOWS THE LINE It was the sophomore outing for the revamped house of Andre Courreges — the influential French designer who gained global fame in the 1960s for his streamlined

The Quintessence of Japan III

(Continued from “The Quintessence of Japan II” on 8 January 2016) For all the cultural and technical similarities between sake and wine, the concept of rice polishing in sake brewing has

Food | Easter Celebration

Easter is just around the corner. It is the perfect time for you to create fun-filled memories with your loved ones. This year, Hotel Royal Macau invites you to celebrate

Beauty/SPA |Complete Skin Rejuvenation

“The difference between Resurfx and the traditional Fraxel laser is that it delivers the result without peeling the top layer of the skin, which means that the patient will have

Who’s got Oscar’s bait?

* Movies: Triple 9 * Books: What Remains of Me by Alison * Music: Last in Line by Heavy Crown * Wine: The Eurasian Paradox *Food: Feeling the Love   DOWNLOAD

Crooked cops gone worse in muddled ‘Triple 9’

Triple 9" has everything going for it, and that's it biggest handicap. This tale of gangsters and crooked cops in Atlanta has got a murderer's row of acting talent — Casey

Dio bandmates line up to carry on singer’s legacy

Since the death of singer Ronnie James Dio in 2010, something of a cottage industry has sprung up, dedicated to keeping alive the memory and spirit of the vocalist who

Author Alison Gaylin delivers stunning story

An era in which privacy is becoming a myth and people's lives often are played out in the media, scrutinized for every telling detail, makes a provocative foundation for Alison

News of the World | Academy Awards may be hooked on ‘Oscar bait’

In the Coen brothers' recent 1950s Hollywood satire, "Hail, Caesar!" Ralph Fiennes' ascot-wearing British director Laurence Laurentz is helming a stuffy drawing room drama full of tuxedoed men and ballroom-gowned

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