Eternal Sonata

Eternal Sonata

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Call of Duty 3 (360) for XBO video game review and cheats

When Call of Duty 2 made its appearance on the 360 last year, it definitely left a lasting impact and gave most of us a glimpse of what next-gen gaming could be. Now, it's a year later and developers have had ample time to better understand the 360 and start taking advantage of its resources. Knowing that the Call of Duty series has turned into one of the flag ships of Activision, you might expect a solid showing. But how fresh can a WWII game feel with three versions of Call of Duty and countless other quality WWII games available? Although some might be turned off by that from afar, once you start playing you'll quickly become engrossed in WWII action yet again.

This time around, instead of focusing on fighting through numerous different battles across the entire war, liberating Paris is your primary objective.

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Elegy lets souls mourn together

Artists express things the rest of us can't, especially in the face of tragedies and horrors. So it was to artists we turned after the enormity of Sept. 11, and it is to them that we will continue to turn, in hopes of fathoming, or merely accepting, that event's long-lingering toll.

A year after the attacks, John Adams composed a compelling reflection on the tragedy, On the Transmigration of Souls, that won the Pulitzer Prize. On Sunday afternoon at the Kennedy Center Concert Hall, another work that struck me as being of comparable expressive weight received its world premiere by the Washington Chorus, which commissioned it in memory of those killed at the Pentagon.

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Hollywood star's antics recalled

Leo Gorcey had more than a liquor cabinet in the home he built in Los Molinos. He had his own tavern. This photo is dated 1965, some four years before he died. The room was stocked with a wide range of hard liquors, as well as wine and mixers. The glare may be from a light near the back wall. The man at the bar is not identified. The plaques on the wall have the names of his movies on them. </Caption> .