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Bon Jovi Joins Barenboim, Gorbachev to Fete Fall of Berlin Wall Daniel Barenboim, who was in town the night the Berlin Wall came down in 1989, is joining Bon Jovi, Mikhail Gorbachev, Lech Walesa and Hillary Clinton to celebrate the 20th anniversary.

Fellini’s Curvy Heroines, Clowns Strut in Paris Show: Review Fellini, once viewed by some as a mere farceur, has become a classic. The Jeu de Paume in Paris is honoring the Italian film director with a vast exhibition, aptly named “La Grande Parade.”

Call the Berlin Cops -- Gendarmerie Has Fatty Beef, Pricey Fish Gendarmerie, located in a 1901 building designed for a Prussian cooperative bank, has a dining area with the dimensions of a small aircraft hangar.

Bankers Start Feasting Again at London Eateries, Chefs Say London restaurateurs say business is showing signs of bouncing back from the depth of the recession, with more customers and diners starting to spend more on wine.

Israeli Soldiers Weep, Iranian Women Shun Men: Movie Reviews Samuel Maoz was so blown over by his experience as a soldier in Israel’s 1982 invasion of Lebanon that it took him a quarter-century to process it.

Lennon Misses Mom, Discovers Rock in Taylor-Wood Film: Review John Lennon spent his teenage years torn between two women: his mother Julia, who left when he was five, and his Aunt Mimi, who took over the parenting. “Nowhere Boy” is the story of that powerful triangle.