Even on Alzheimer's, especially on Alzheimer's, it's worth recalling Moore's Law.
Mr. Martin's formative years, it's worth recalling, were spent working at Disneyland.
That's Natalie Portman's age, and it's worth recalling, vulgarly but accurately, that old men tend to like looking at young women.
Lest conservatives be too proud, it's worth recalling that conservatism's rise was decisively enabled by liberalism's weakness.
(It's worth recalling that Resnais's own forms were forged in the midst of France's rigid political censorship of movies).
(It's worth recalling that Garland's first great role, in "The Wizard of Oz," owes much to Cukor's insights).
For those who imagine Harlem life a century ago as a carefree idyll, it's worth recalling Mrs. Surut's shock one afternoon in 1911.
It's fallen a little out of vogue in recent decades but it's worth recalling that its author, John Galsworthy, was a Nobel Laureate.
It's worth recalling that one of Khatalla's earliest media appointments was with CBS News' Elizabeth Palmer -- during which, for the record, he drank a mango juice.
But, now that Iraq's demise is increasingly regarded as foreordained, it's worth recalling the optimism among Iraqis four years ago.
It's worth recalling, from a look at Golan's tumultuous career, that money is what makes the cinema run.
