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Angelina Jolie Has a New Job Title: Professor lifestyle WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 2016 Music & Movies Angelina Jolie has a new job title: Professor ngelina Jolie-Oscar-winning actress, humanitarian a special envoy for the UN’s High Commissioner for in the field rather than strictly on the basis of aca- activist...and now a visiting professor at one of Refugees, the actress said in a statement released Monday demic credentials. ABritain’s most prestigious universities. The London that she was “very encouraged by the creation of this mas- “Bringing practitioners, policy-makers and activists School of Economics has named Jolie one of four new ter’s program. I hope other academic institutions will fol- together with scholars is essential in advancing knowledge professors in its novel master’s-degree program focusing low this example, as it is vital that we broaden the discus- and influencing global and local policy-making,” Christine on women in conflict zones and on issues of sexual vio- sion on how to advance women’s rights and end impunity Chinkin, the director of the new women’s center, said in a lence. The program, slated to begin accepting applica- for crimes that disproportionately affect women, such as statement. Jolie said she was “looking forward to teaching tions in the fall, is administered by the university’s Center sexual violence in conflict.” and to learning from the students as well as to sharing my for Women, Peace and Security, which Jolie helped Besides Jolie and Hague, the other visiting profes- own experiences of working alongside governments and launch last year together with former British Foreign sors are Jane Connors, a senior figure with Amnesty the United Nations.” Jolie and her husband, actor Brad Pitt, Secretary William Hague. International, and Madeleine Rees, the secretary-gen- have been living in London since earlier this year while Pitt In this file photo US actress Angelina Jolie smiles during In her new role, the actress is expected to deliver lec- eral of the Women’s International League for Peace works on a film set during World War II. — McCartney nearly her meeting with Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, in tures, participate in workshops and appear at public and Freedom. The four new LSE faculty members are quit music after Beatles breakup Athens. — AP events. Already a United Nations goodwill ambassador and “professors in practice,” selected for their experience — Reuters Review Review ‘X-Men: Apocalypse’ satisfies in superhero summer In this image released by Disney, Johnny Depp, left, and Mia Wasikowska appear in a In this image released by Disney, Helena Bonham Carter, left, and Mia Wasikowska t’s a bit of bad timing for “X-Men: Apocalypse” coming scene from “Alice Through The Looking Glass.” — AP photos appear in a scene from ‘Alice Through The Looking Glass.’ third in this summer’s superhero lineup. Director Bryan ISinger invigorates his latest X-Men film with vintage 1980s charm in an origin story about how the mutant supergroup unites and divides in response to the villain Apocalypse. And while battles between heroes are an X- ‘Alice Through the Looking Glass,’ a curious sequel Men tradition, warring among the ranks has become a superhero trope this season, at play in both Batman v lice Through the Looking Glass ,” like its predeces- less than enchanting and the plot gets less and less com- Superman: Dawn of Justice” and “Captain America: Civil sor, owes very little to Lewis Carroll. Textual adher- pelling as it goes on. Aside from Depp’s descent into grating War.” “A ence is somewhat beside the point when serving as ghoulishness, the acting of the returning characters remains a sequel to something that also cherry picked. But, lest you mostly the same. Bonham Carter and Anne Hathaway (The Multiple characters think that a six-year gap and the absence of Tim Burton in the White Queen) continue to do their affected, scenery-chewing Like similarly dressed beauties in celebrity magazines, it director’s chair might have allowed for a return to the gleeful shticks, while the host of Underland creatures and their becomes a case of who wore it better, and that’s an unfair absurdity of Carroll, it doesn’t. Screenwriter Linda Woolverton famous voices (including the late Alan Rickman) look more burden on what is ultimately a satisfying conclusion to the (“Beauty and the Beast”) has again disposed of the source dated than ever - beholden to Burton’s CGI renderings from rebooted trilogy. Even with an ensemble that includes material in favor of something more linear - a story about six years ago. Jennifer Lawrence and Michael Fassbender and Poe from Alice (Mia Wasikowska) looking for Hatter’s (Johnny Depp) Scientific explanations “Star Wars” (Oscar Isaac, unrecognizable as Apocalypse), it family. Director James Bobin’s (“The Muppets”) film trudges on There are some inspired visuals, like a landscape of glim- can’t match the magic of the latest Avengers movie, with through the lushly designed world answering questions we mering pocket watches suspended in air, but many of the set multiple characters carefully inter-developed over a dozen never asked, like, “What was the Mad Hatter’s childhood like?” pieces are executed with too much remove. Alice, for instance, films. “X-Men: Apocalypse” is also a prequel, so the fate of its And, “why does the Red Queen have such a large head?” In must walk across the enormous hands of a ticking clock to characters isn’t a mystery. other words, it’s an Underland origin story. gain entry to Time’s headquarters. It’s a great idea and looks wonderful, but it’s just airless and void of suspense in execu- The nightmarish Hatter Actor Johnny Depp attends the premiere of Disney’s “Alice tion. Excitement and wonder are fairly hard to conjure up We meet Alice some years after the first film faced again Through The Looking Glass”. when your Mad Hatter is consumed with daddy issues, your with the prospect of losing her independence. Last time she protagonist is nonchalant about everything, and the oddities was fleeing a proposal. This time her livelihood is in jeopardy Queen (Helena Bonham Carter) unleashed her Jabberwocky of this world are suddenly getting scientific explanations and (she’s a sea captain now, and a good one). So when life gets on their village. Time, you should know, is part clock, part man backstories that really only show how awfully ordinary every- frustrating in the real world, Alice climbs through a mirror and (Sacha Baron Cohen) and sounds a lot like Werner Herzog. His thing once was. is transported back to Underland. Her old friends have been sequences, and his little steampunk companions are actually a It’s a shame, too, because the Alice stories could be so waiting for her to fix another problem: The Mad Hatter. The high point. It’s the one time Bobin can really get out from wonderful on the big screen. It might be time to scrap it all nightmarish Hatter, who has developed a more pronounced under Burton’s suffocating precedent. Time talks a big game and try again. “Alice Through the Looking Glass,” a Walt Disney and can also decide when someone’s time is up, but his own In this image released by Twentieth Century Fox, (and annoying) lisp, is wallowing in life-threatening depres- Pictures release, is rated PG by the Motion Picture Association command is dependent on a larger than life clock that’s pow- Magneto, portrayed by Michael Fassbender, sion (manifested in combed hair, a sicklier pallor and a grown of America for “fantasy action/peril and some language.” ered by another device which also functions as a time travel appears in a scene from, ‘X-Men: Apocalypse.’ — AP up wardrobe) because he’s found an object that makes him Running time: 113 minutes. One and a half stars out of four. believe his family is alive. This was not something that seemed machine. That’s what Alice steals to careen back through time MPAA Definition of PG: Parental guidance suggested. Some to afflict Hatter in the first film, but maybe he’s just really good to try to correct the original sins of Underland - a quest she material may not be suitable for children.—AP That’s not to say “Apocalypse” isn’t a fun flick on its own. at compartmentalizing. continues even after she learns of the possibly catastrophic It has a grand scope, great special effects and doesn’t Alice decides be a noble friend and take on Time to get to consequences of her actions. require knowledge of its predecessors to enjoy. Those who the bottom of what really happened on the day when the Red While it might sound intriguing on paper, on the screen it’s know the characters get even more payoff. As hinted at during the credits for 2014’s “X-Men: Days of Future Past,” this film brings on Apocalypse, a super-powered mutant who can transfer his essence from one being to another and was revered as a god when he existed millennia ago. Resurrected in 1983 after centuries of lying dormant, Apocalypse is disgusted at the state of the world. He wants Madonna responds to to wipe out greedy, intolerant humans and restore the mutants to their deified status. He magnifies the power of critics of her Prince tribute any mutant who sides with him. Destructive streak adonna is dismissing critics of her The decision to have Madonna honor Meanwhile, Professor X (James McAvoy) has renewed tribute to Prince at the Billboard Prince sparked criticism online and his focus on his School for Gifted Children, where Scott MMusic Awards with style.
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