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WorldMags.net ARPQGMMF WorldMags.netvol. 185, no. 10 | 2015 2 Conversation THE CULTURE 54 Movies BRIEFING Disney’s new live- 9 Verbatim action Cinderella finally gets it right 10 LightBox President Obama 57 Music crosses the bridge Chart-topping rapper from Selma, 50 years Drake’s surprise after “Bloody Sunday” mixtape 12 World 58 Tuned In Israel’s upcoming James Poniewozik on elections; absurd HBO’s reality series prices in Venezuela; The Jinx crackdown on Burmese protests 59 Books A transcendent 14 World memoir of grief and Ian Bremmer on the bird training, H Is U.S.’s nuclear talks for Hawk with Iran Mourners in Moscow lay candles at the site where Russian opposition leader Time Boris Nemtsov was killed. 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