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A video montage has been circulating around the Internet the last few days with a compilation of scenes from movies over the last four decades that show the destruction of New York City.

Current EU president Sweden has proposed that the body recognize East Jerusalem as Palestinian capital.

When the world ends, there will be cannibals. There will be sepia tones. The Statue of Liberty's mammoth head will go thundering through the streets, after being dislodged from her body by a big tidal wave, or perhaps a fiery rain of asteroids. You will be safe, providing you have not just made a declaration of eternal devotion, such as 'I will never leave you,' in which case you're probably toast. So don't say that.

Thank God for the movies. Without them, we would never know the proper way to behave at the end of the world.

It doesn't look like a safe haven from nuclear apocalypse. A country road lined with barbed-wire fences, mesquite trees and ramshackle mobile homes leads to a dusty lane where "Do not enter" notices surround a sign for The House of Yahweh, a hellfire and Armageddon church whose members have rejected the ways of the world while awaiting the end of ...

I can barely wait to see the end of the world. How about you? If you've seen any of the movie trailers for 2012 - depicting the latest Armageddon - it looks rather exciting.

Timing of its release means 'The Road' will inevitably be compared to '2012' - but a better comparison would be with Stephen King and Rod Serling.

Amanda Peet plays in this "world-ending" blockbuster. The movie plays at the Wilsonville cinema at 2:55, 4:15, 6:50, 7:40 and 10:15 p.m. If the world is ending in "2012," it's going out with a bang You know those "crazy" people on the side of the road holding up cardboard signs announcing "The end of the world is near?" Well ... they might be ...

It doesn't look like a safe haven from nuclear apocalypse. A country road lined with barbed-wire fences, mesquite trees and ramshackle mobile homes leads to a dusty lane where "Do not enter" notices surround a sign for The House of Yahweh, a hellfire and Armageddon church whose members have rejected the ways of the world while awaiting the end of ...

AHHHH! THE SKY IS FALLING! WE ARE JUST 405 SHORT DAYS FROM THE END OF THE WORLD!1111!! On January 1, 2011, equipment manufacturers will no longer be able to produce wedges that do not conform to the new grooves standard set forth by the USGA and R&A. Although the rules of competition state that most players won't have to actually play clubs with ...

Each of us must face the apocalypse on our own terms. Personally, I'm heading for the hills, to the heavily fortified Scheide Family Compound, but if last week's box-office numbers are any indication, this holiday season, millions of Americans will usher in the end of days at the movies.

The end of the world: it will happen when it happens. This is a scary thought, but after seeing "2012," the apocalypse doesn't look too bad.

ROLAND EMMERICH is a man who seeks closure. Big time. The director who blew up the White House in "Independence Day" - and unleashed a new Ice Age in "The Day After Tomorrow" - goes for the gold, apocalypse-wise, in "2012." More than just a disaster movie, "2012" is an uber-disaster movie.

The significance of the Mayans' "Long Count" calendar coming to an end on Dec. 21, 2012, has gotten lots of people talking about the end of the world.

Thus no-one is going to care a jot about whether our stadia are finished on time, or which member of the cycling team breaks an individual pursuit world record.

I will give you this--you can certainly see where the money was spent. Costing an estimated $260 million, 2012 has the kind of special effects that are absolutely eye-popping, but when the action stops and the plot takes over, well, let's just say if you have to go out to the lobby and re-fill your popcorn bag, you won't miss a thing.

Movie Review: 2012 Hey, Roland Emmerich! You killed millions in Independence Day, millions more in The Day After Tomorrow, and, now, with 2012, BILLIONS! What are you going to do next? Blow up Disneyland? I have to admit, on one level it's sad to see Emmerich deliver his magnum opus -- the disaster-moviemaker's equivalent of Alexander The Great ...

In 2012 , the mother of all disaster movies, this be-all, end-all of cliches - best when shrieked at the top of one's lungs - must be uttered to make the experience complete.

CHOCOLATE and alcohol are among two of the items 2012 cast members would save at the end of the world.

The end is near. Literally. It's in your local bookstore, on DVD rentals, all over television, and it's coming to movie theaters -- first on Friday with the disaster blockbuster '2012' and then on Nov.