In this especially contentious and frustrating election year, We the Voters features short films to educate and inspire voters. If you are not happy with the impact that politicians and corporations are having on our election, check out these films to learn how the system works and how to make it work better to reflect …

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The new “Avatar” movie will be out next year, and so will the Disney attraction that lets you enter the world of Pandora. And an immersive, interactive experience called Avatar: Discover Pandora will open in Taipei and then travel to other locations. Plus, Cirque du Soleil has a new Avatar-inspired show, Toruk.

Women You Should Know ran an article comparing the covers of Girls’ Life and Boys’ Life Magazines. The girls’ magazine touted articles like “Wake Up Pretty,” “My First Kiss,” and “Your Dream Hair!” The magazine for boys had articles about learning and adventure. I loved the follow-up article, where graphic designer Katherine Young created a …

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This is a treat for the whole family! Nick Offerman reads the Mark Twain classic, Tom Sawyer, available on Audible and Amazon.

From “Scarface,” “Midnight Express,” Natural Born Killers,” “Wall Street,” “JFK,” “Nixon,” “W,” and “Platoon” to this month’s release, “Snowden.” Oliver Stone has been one of the most provocative writers and directors in movie history. Also one of its most lauded, with awards and nominations that include three Oscars in two separate categories: Best Adapted Screenplay …

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