da: The New York Times In the 1960s the town of Jindabyne was intentionally flooded by the damming of a river and left at the bottom of a newly created lake in the middle of the Snowy Mountains in southeastern Australia. Leggi l’articolo originale

da: The New York Times In the sleek, paranoid world of “Perfect Stranger,” the Internet and the ugly side of human nature converge to evoke a treacherous corporate climate of multiple identities, high-tech spying, obsessive prurience, blackmail and murder. Communication is carried on under assumed names in e-mail messages, instant messages and coded cellphone texts. [...]

da: The New York Times The handsome wooden courtroom that has been erected on the stage of the Lyceum Theater is Christopher Plummer’s personal playground. This may sound like a frivolous description of a forum for the lofty and abidingly important debate that occupies “Inherit the Wind,” the 1955 drama that opened last night, also [...]