In Boca, Schoeller's 'Close Up' exhibit unmasks faces of fantasy

At the Boca Raton Museum of Art, entering the small alcove devoted to "Martin Schoeller: Close Up" can, at once, be an unsettling experience. With near-microscopic detail, five-foot-tall portraits of dozens of famous people eerily gawk at entering museum patrons like Orwellian Big Brothers on telescreens. The placid, poker-faced expressions of hyper-recognizable faces - George Clooney, Helen ...

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Gingrich: I’m no infidelity hypocrite

MIAMI - GOP presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich came out swinging this morning when accused of being a hypocrite for blasting then President Bill Clinton for having an affair at the same time the former House Speaker was cheating on his own wife. During a wide-ranging interview with Spanish-language television Univision, the twice-divorced Gingrich said he [...]