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He's one of the most in-demand filmmakers today but most people do not recognize the name Alistair Fothergill. Weekend journal reporter John Jurgensen discusses the creator of 'Planet Earth' and what the future holds for this wildlife film producer.
from The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition on July 25, 2008
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The increase cost of energy and travel is forcing a number of families to curb their vacation plans but that trend is now creating a large wave of deals and discounts. Hear the Journal's Candace Jackson describe some last minute travel deals and tips for
from The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition on July 18, 2008
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Lauren Schuker talks about Mamma Mia! the movie and Universal's efforts to market it to the masses.
from The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition on July 11, 2008
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Golf outings are a fun and extremely popular way to raise money for a charity, but their increasing popularity is starting to have an effect on their ability to take in large contributions . Journal golf columnist John Paul Newport discusses golf outings
from The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition on July 04, 2008
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Who tests and approves the world's golf balls? The Journal's Tim Carroll knows.
from The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition on June 27, 2008
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There's a new game coming out lampooning the political process and the media surrounding. The Journal's Jamin Brophy-Warren discusses 'Hail to the Chimp' and what developer Gamecock Media has in store for the future.
from The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition on June 20, 2008
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The 2008 summer tourism season in China is not shaping the way industry officials had imagined. Hear the Journal's Jason Leow discuss why China's tourism season is not working out as planned but why now is still a great time to visit.
from The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition on June 13, 2008
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This economic downturn continues to spread and affect the consumer as the price of beer skyrockets. The Journal's Nancy Keates explains why the price of beer is rising and what some bars and restaurants are doing to cheat you out of a true pint.
from The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition on June 06, 2008
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It's a tradition that dates back over 100 years, special cocktails designed for supporters of the presidential candidates. The Journal's How's Your Drink Columnist Eric Felten describes this tradition and the three drinks crafted for this year's slate of
from The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition on May 30, 2008
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Numerous restaurants help patrons find the right wine to fit any meal, but one Parisian restaurant is taking a completely new approach. The Journal's Christina Passariello talks about Il Vino and the unique dining experience it has created without one si
from The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition on May 23, 2008
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There are some amazing benefits to making green renovations in your home, however those renovations can also bring some additional hassle. Wendy Bounds discusses the advantages and the headaches she experienced going green as part of the Journal's About
from The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition on May 16, 2008
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When people think of Mother's Day, they usually think about brunch and no brunch is complete without the Mimosa. The Journal's How's Your Drink columnist Eric Felten discusses the Mimosa, its history and what can be done to save it from mediocrity.
from The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition on May 09, 2008
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American travelers are finding it financially difficult to travel overseas as the value of the dollar declines. The Journal's Stan Sesser offers some alternate international travel destinations where a buck still goes a long way.
from The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition on May 02, 2008
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Many families are forced to downsize their summer travel plans due to the slowing economy as well as the growing list of travel headaches. The Journal's Candace Jackson discusses how families and businesses are bracing for this upcoming travel season.
from The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition on April 25, 2008
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Every year following the Masters Golf Tournament, a lottery is held and a handful of journalists are picked and are allowed to play at Augusta National. Hear one of those lucky journalists, the Journal's own golf columnist John Paul Newport, describe the
from The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition on April 18, 2008
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The city of Paducah, Kentucky has become a thriving one thanks to the arts and more specifically quilting. Journal contributing writer Meg Cox will explain how Paducah has used the arts to propel its economy and why it has earned the distinction Quilt Ci
from The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition on April 11, 2008
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Tokyo's first international Contemporary Art Fair opened this weekend. The Journal's Hiroko Tabuchi discusses some of the artists and their work that will be on hand and why Japanese contemporary art is such a bargain.
from The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition on April 04, 2008
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Some high end men's suits will be featuring a new label, Made in China. The Journal's Ray Smith discusses what label is moving production of high end apparel to China and why the change is so significant.
from The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition on March 28, 2008
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Some American collectors think that Cuba may be the next trendy art hub with prices already rising. Kelly Crow speaks with 31 year old Havana artist Juan Capote one of the rising stars of Cuban Contemporary Art.
from The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition on March 21, 2008
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There are a number of different green drinks being served this St. Patrick's Day, but most of them are not very good or very Irish. Eric Felten of the 'How's Your Drink" column creates his own Irish drink and gives tips for making it yourself.
from The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition on March 14, 2008
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There have been a number of changes in the music industry, many of which are very noticeable at the South by Southwest music festival in Austin, Texas. The Journal's John Jurgensen talks about the music festival and how the changes in the music industry
from The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition on March 07, 2008
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There is a positive side to the flooding that has taken place in the deserts of the western United States, the potential for spectacular wildflowers. The Journal's Stan Sesser discusses the rare and amazing phenomenon and what you need to know if you wou
from The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition on February 29, 2008
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There is a positive side to the flooding that has taken place in the deserts of the western United States, the potential for spectacular wildflowers. The Journal's Stan Sesser discusses the rare and amazing phenomenon and what you need to know if you wou
from The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition on February 29, 2008
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The newest efforts to exploit the ultra rich are coming from one of their own, Jamie Johnson, heir to the Johnson & Johnson estate. Journal columnist Robert Frank discusses Jamie's documentaries and what affect they have had on his personal life.
from The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition on February 22, 2008
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The newest efforts to exploit the ultra rich are coming from one of their own, Jamie Johnson, heir to the Johnson & Johnson estate. Journal columnist Robert Frank discusses Jamie's documentaries and what affect they have had on his personal life.
from The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition on February 22, 2008
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More golfers are attempting to play from the longest tees possible, slowing down play for everyone. The Journal's Golf Columnist John Paul Newport explains why more golfers are engaging in this practice and what can be done to stop it.
from The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition on February 15, 2008
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More golfers are attempting to play from the longest tees possible, slowing down play for everyone. The Journal's Golf Columnist John Paul Newport explains why more golfers are engaging in this practice and what can be done to stop it.
from The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition on February 15, 2008
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Travel demand for the Summer Olympics in Beijing is hot, but there are still ways to get there. The Journal's Candace Jackson offers some options for getting to the city and what to do once you arrive.
from The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition on February 08, 2008
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Travel demand for the Summer Olympics in Beijing is hot, but there are still ways to get there. The Journal's Candace Jackson offers some options for getting to the city and what to do once you arrive.
from The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition on February 08, 2008
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Joe Morgenstern talks about director Sydney Pollack and the 25th anniversary of the film "Tootsie"
from The Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition on February 01, 2008
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