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‘Crash’ director Paul Haggis back with ‘Third Person’

January 29, 2014 - 11:09am

From Academy Award-winner Paul Haggis (“Crash,” “Million Dollar Baby”) comes the romantic thriller...

Movies

The hills are alive with the sound of Scotland

By Joseph Cortes | November 11, 2001 - 12:00am

After sitting on a plane for 25 hours, it was a great relief to get on a bus. Yes, we were still seated, but at least we were being treated to a view – a view of the Scottish fields, dotted by herds of cattle...

Travel and Tourism