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Phil Donahue Discusses His Doc About a Paralyzed Iraq War Vet

New Haven Advocate | May 6, 2008

Body of War puts a human face on the armed forces with the coming-home story of a 25-year-old private returning from Iraq, whose badge of courage is the scar he wears on his spine.

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Tags: Iraq, veterans, soldiers, body of war, Ellen Spiro and Phil Donahue, wounded

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Shouting Down Debate at the Health Care Town Hallsnew

At a recent town hall meeting, Sen. Chris Dodd was cheered by supporters for shepherding a heath reform plan through the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee last month, but one protester instead decided to offer him a suggestion: suicide.

New Haven Advocate | Chandra Niles Folsom | 08-18-2009 | Politics

Tags: Health Care Reform, Town Halls, conservatives, Chris Dodd, protest, health care

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This Year's Rock Documentaries Are Funny, Moving, Exciting and Tragicnew

This year's crop of rock docs bring us talkes about Arthur Russell, the Monks, the '80s New Haven punk scene, the Hold Steady and Scott Walker.

New Haven Advocate | John Adamian, Christopher Arnott and Brianna Snyder | 06-30-2009 | Movies

Tags: It Happened ... But Nobody Noticed, Monks: The Transatlantic Feedback, The Hold Steady: A Positive Rage, Wild Combination: The Arthur Russell Story, documentaries, rock music, Scott Walker: 30 Century Man

Connecticut Tax Dollars Subsidize a Film Industry That Doesn't Need the Helpnew

The state is betting a small fortune on Connecticut becoming a viable home to the film industry, offering production companies the most generous tax breaks in the country and paying film union members upwards of half a million dollars to train a hundred or so people to do film jobs they may never get.

New Haven Advocate | Andy Bromage | 08-26-2008 | Movies

Tags: Connecticut, tax breaks, The Connecticut Film Industry Training Program

The Whitest Kids I Knewnew

When you were part of a sketch comedy group that now has a national television show, people expect you to be bitter about it.

New Haven Advocate | Evan Brown | 02-05-2008 | TV

Tags: TV, Fuse, The Whitest Kids U' Know

Comcast Drops C-SPAN 2new

Don't fret, cable news junkies. Just get digital.

New Haven Advocate | Freda Moon | 12-26-2007 | TV

Tags: TV

Enough With Insider Hollywood ... Bring on the Fart Jokesnew

Access Hollywood, Entertainment Tonight and The Insider consistently air some of the least relevant content on television. A much more enlightening show is Comedy Central's newly acquired Kenny Vs. Spenny.

New Haven Advocate | Doron Monk Flake | 12-04-2007 | TV

Tags: TV

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