The contribution women make in the military, bassist Flea produces a movie about a junked-out jazz pianist, artichoke joins the legion of flavored waters for sale.
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For as long as conflicts have taken place around the world, women have been involved, but often the contributions of women in wartime are overshadowed by the achievements of men.
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One of the "Makers" documentary trailblazers in "Women in War," Retired Maj. Gen. Angela Salinas enlisted in 1974 and became the highest ranking female officer in the Marines.
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Tens of thousands of people in Hong Kong poured into the streets today to mark the 25th Anniversary of Tiananmen Square. But in Beijing, Chinese authorities sharply restricted access to the site and enforced a virtual blackout online.
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"Low Down" looks at the life of jazz pianist Joe Albany through the eyes of his young daughter (played by Elle Fanning). Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea plays Hobbs and he joins Take Two to talk about it.
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Companies that are producing drinks like artichoke water, maple water and cactus water are all trying to take a gulp of coconut water's $400 million dollar business.
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Robert Townsend wrote, directed and starred in the movie, and its being celebrated as part of L.A. Magazine’s look at the '80s.
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Author and U.S. Marine Corps veteran Phil Klay joins Take Two to discuss his book "Redeployment," an engrossing collection of short stories about the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Los Angeles is a city filled with wordsmiths. But only one of them holds the title of poet laureate, Luis J. Rodriguez.
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Fashion Trend Daily's Michelle Tyree Dalton joins Take Two to talk about how the jumpsuit is making a comeback and how it may or may not be fashion's next cash cow.
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Debbie Reynolds is not just a Hollywood star, she's also a Hollywood collector. Over the years, she's amassed a huge collection of Tinsel Town memorabilia. And now she's selling it off...
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More than a dozen spider species have been found that catch and eat fish, and they live on every continent except Antarctica.
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The new documentary "Glen Campbell: I'll Be Me," directed by James Keach, looks at Campbell's battle with the disease and how it affected his family.