Pieta wins top prize at Venice Film Festival
South Korean director Kim Ki-duk’s Pieta won the Golden Lion for best film at the 69th Venice Film Festival. Kim thanked the jury with a short song as the audience fell silent. Paul Thomas Anderson earned best director for The Master. Best actor honors went to Joaquin Phoenix and Philip Seymour Hoffman for their roles in The Master.
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Man Arrested After Attempted Break-In At Miley Cyrus Home
A man armed with scissors was arrested outside Miley Cyrus Studio City home after forcing at the door and throwing himself against an exterior wall. Police said the singer was not at home and no charges had been filed yet.
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Paul McCartney Decorated with Legion of Honor in Paris
Former Beatle Paul McCartney received France's Legion of Honor at the Elysee Palace in Paris, named an officer by President Francois Hollande. Attending were McCartney's family as he joins artists like Barbra Streisand and Liza Minnelli in receiving the award.
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Today in History highlights notable events
On September 9 various events shaped world history from Mary Queen of Scots coronation in 1543 to North Korea's 1948 declaration, Ike signing civil rights law, Attica siege, Mao death, Sinn Fein peace moves, and Buzz Aldrin being confronted in Beverly Hills.
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The notice invites readers to report inaccuracies in The Southern and provides three phone lines: 618-351-5033, 618-351-5807, and 618-351-5078 for reporting errors.
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