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Lucas Stadvec was born in United States on August 19, 2002. Actor whose rise to fame escalated quickly after being featured in Annie LeBlancs music video for her song Somebodys Heart. He did a Lands End ad alongside Larsen Thompson. He was featured in a 2015 Nike Super Bowl ad. He has done modeling shoots

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BYRON HURT: Who isn't curious about family history? ANITRA HURT: There was a lot of people that, and you may feel this way, too, that you just don't know. Like, who is this person? Who is this person?

It appears that both Ron Scheberle, executive director of the American Legislative Exchange Council ["Companies see pitfalls of political giving," front page, April 13], and William J. Howell, Virginia House speaker and ALEC's national chairman in 2009 ["Howell assails liberals for attack on conservative group," Metro, April 13] need a refresher class in the basics

Forget his "Jurassic Park." Michael Crichton's "Rising Sun" is much more absorbing. A foreboding whodunit about internecine Japanese corporate warfare in the United States (among other things), it's also a pulpy, timely -- and provocative -- meditation on the countries' cultural and economic rivalry. Condemned by some as a collection of xenophobic polemics, and praised