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Hollywood actor John Malkovich receives Croatian citizenship

Hollywood actor John Malkovich receives Croatian citizenship

American actor John Malkovich was granted Croatian citizenship during a special ceremony in Zagreb on Tuesday. The event officially recognized the Hollywood star's new status in the country.

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Ed van der Elsken made darkroom stories in black and white, but color laid him bare

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