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Fionn Whitehead plays Tommy, a British soldier awaiting evacuation, in Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk. Melinda Sue Gordon/ Warner Bros. hide caption
'Dunkirk' Director Christopher Nolan: 'We Really Try To Put You On That Beach'
Museums only have so much wall space, which means the vast majority of their collections are sitting in storage. The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art has a creative solution to the problem — the museum is texting its artwork to anyone who asks. Josh Edelson/AFP/Getty Images hide caption
News Brief: Health Care Bill Is Dead, Russian Compound Discussions
Keith Emerson of Emerson, Lake & Palmer, an essential prog-rock band derided in the 1970s by critic Lester Bangs. Chris Walter/WireImage/Getty Images hide caption
News Brief: GOP Health Bill Vote Postponed, Iran Sentences U.S. Citizen
News Brief: Police Acquittal, Trump Rally, Kushner In Middle East
Two gay men, who do not want to be identified for safety reasons, left Chechnya after being kidnapped and beaten there. Gregory (left) says he was held for 12 days in a basement. Arnie (right) says he was disowned by his relatives after he was delivered back to his family unconscious, in a burlap bag. They spoke with NPR at a safe house in Moscow. Natalie Winston/NPR hide caption
'They Told Me I Wasn't A Human Being': Gay Men Speak Of Brutal Treatment In Chechnya
Putin Doesn't Appear Worried About Anti-Government Demonstrations In Russia
Mike Tyson and Cus D'Amato in training. "I'm not a creator," D'Amato once said. "What I do is discover and uncover." Ken Regan/Camera 5 /Courtesy of Blue Rider Press & Plume hide caption
Mike Tyson's New Book Is A Memorial To The Man Who Made Him A Champion
Pitt's War Machine character, Gen. Glen McMahon, is loosely based on the real Gen. Stanley McChrystal. Francois Duhamel/Netflix hide caption
'Our Film Is Funny Until It's Not': Brad Pitt On The Darkly Comic 'War Machine'
News Brief: North Korea Missile Test, Malware Spreads, Search For FBI Director
Logic's new album, Everybody, is out now. Ryan Jay/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Roger Stone has been "indispensable ... to virtually every bigwig in Republican politics since Nixon," says filmmaker Morgan Pehme. Netflix hide caption