A headlining run in "The Elephant Man" on Broadway will limit Cooper's availability on the awards circuit, but he deserves strong consideration for his work in Eastwood's taut thriller.
A Times headline ran "CHILLING LOOK AT NEWTOWN KILLER, BUT NO 'WHY.' " Yet no "motive" can mitigate the horror of a bloodbath involving children.
"NEGRO COCAINE 'FIENDS' NEW SOUTHERN MENACE," a Times headline ran, in 1914, and similar articles spread the myth of the black "fiend" as an almost supernatural enemy.
"Chief Sergeant Ibrahim Coulibaly has been killed this evening during fighting with the F.R.C.I.," or Republican Forces of Ivory Coast, state television announced in a late-night headline running at the bottom of the screen.
"Assam Anti-Blindness Drive Turns Fatal, Thousands Hit," read a headline that ran across the top of The Sentinel's front page on Nov. 13.
His first exhibition coincided with the elevation of his grandfather, Lord Wellbourne, to the Cabinet, and was marked by a headline that ran: "Peer's grandson slaughters chickens: says it's art".
The harshness of the speech that Ford ultimately delivered led to a headline that ran in the following morning's New York Daily News and will forever be associated with Ford, although he never said it.
That everybody in New York believes this!" Mrs. Kimes then turned to the spectators in the courtroom and held up a headline that ran in The Daily News on March 26: "Poll: Cops Out of Control -- Need Federal Monitors".
"Barbarella Buchner: Woman celebrates 10-year anniversary after MARRYING her two pet cats" reads a headline that ran last week in the Mirror U.K. -- and which Buchner tells The Huffington Post is mostly accurate.
On Dec. 22, 1905, an Onion-like headline ran in The New York Times: "Joan of Arc Appears to Startle Mark Twain".
