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Forest Whitaker has some tough acts to follow
Broad comedy isn’t the first thing that comes to mind when people think of Forest Whitaker. But the Oscar-winning actor saw his latest film, “Our Family Wedding,” as a chance to stretch himself. He sat down with Metro to talk about his process as an actor and surviving a pastry fight with co-star Regina King.
Sports
Kansas is No. 1 seed
Kansas earned the overall No. 1 seed in the NCAA men’s basketball tournament yesterday, but its road to the Final Four in Indianapolis may be the most challenging.
Philly
One year later, change elusive
Clean government activists are still waiting for stronger rules against what Fumo did. “I guess we hope that [when Fumo was convicted], a dam broke,” said Barry Kauffman, head of Common Cause.
My Pets
Give your dog a nutritious bone
As much as we obsess about the carbs, proteins, calories, whole grains and other buzz words in our food, dogs generally just scarf down dinner in one happy, goofy gulp. Which is why it’s up to you to read what’s in that bag.
Sports
Kansas is No. 1 seed
Kansas earned the overall No. 1 seed in the NCAA men’s basketball tournament yesterday, but its road to the Final Four in Indianapolis may be the most challenging.
International
Netanyahu apologetic, yet persistent
JERUSALEM.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu voiced regret yesterday for the announcement of a Jewish settlement plan that has strained ties with Washington and threatens the revival of Middle East peace talks.
Philly Sports
Owls win A-10, get Cornell
A few hours after beating Richmond to win its third straight A-10 title yesterday in Atlantic City, Temple fans packed the Liacouras Center to watch the NCAA Selection Show live on CBS. Many left upset after Temple was assigned a five seed.
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Future coming, but not here yet, for Sox’ Iglesias
Jose Iglesias is the Red Sox’ shortstop of the future. Of that, there is little doubt. The 20-year-old from Cuba made the most of his time at major league camp this spring, exciting team brass with his talent on both sides of the ball.
Boston Sports
America East final just another game?
The Boston University men’s basketball team insists Saturday’s America East title game against Vermont is just the next contest on its schedule.
Boston Sports
Vier eyes sending UVM dancing
With wins in 10 of its last 11 games, the Vermont men’s basketball team is led by senior point guard Nick Vier, who — coincidentally — pulled himself out of a midseason slump last month in a come-from-behind victory at BU.
Boston Sports
No more for ‘Nomah’: SS signs, retires
He was not on the field that October night in St. Louis. But Nomar Garciaparra felt every bit a Red Sox when the last out of the World Series was recorded in 2004.
Boston Sports
Mentality key to surging Blazers
Three games into the 2010 NLL season, the Boston Blazers were in a bad spot.
Boston Headlines
Hall hoping to recapture 2006
Scutaro, Red Sox a perfect match?
Tin cup: Beltre’s glovework key for Sox defense
Plenty at stake as HEA winds down
Trade C’s didn’t make paying off
Twins opening MLB opponent
Bruins busy as league trade deadline nears
‘Madness’ with college hoops winding down
Cameron settling in with new team
Powe all too happy to be back in Hub
Boston Columns
Allen: No Harm, No Foul With Nomar
Ellsbury in center of argument
Allen: King James' Faulty History
The truths of spring training
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Allen: Is perception reality for the 2010 Sox?
Allen: Bill Belichick Outsmarts The Media...Again
It all comes down to beckett
At long last, it’s Truck Day
How to fake being a ‘Super’ fan
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