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Shape and Substance

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Tuesday, December 20, 2005

On today’s show, former UN Weapons inspector Scott Ritter and Vanity Fair columnist Christopher Hitchens debate the war in Iraq. Then, Matthew Modine describes how his role in Stanley Kubrick’s “Full Metal Jacket” shaped his life. And we’ll explore the Guggenheim’s new Russian art exhibit. Plus, we'll find out what one doctor discovered by testing what’s really in some vitamins, herbs, and protein powders.

For and Against

Author and Vanity Fair columnist Christopher Hitchens is a strong supporter of the war in Iraq. Former UN Weapons inspector Scott Ritter opposes the war. They’ll debate whether the US should have invaded Iraq, how the war’s going, and when we should leave. Christopher Hithcens's latest book is Thomas Jefferson: ...

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Test Your Metal

When Matthew Modine was cast for Stanely Kubrick’s Vietnam epic “Full Metal Jacket,” he decided to keep a diary of his experiences. Now, decades later, he’s decided to release his Full Metal Jacket Diary, complete with behind-the-scenes photos, and accounts of his intense time on the set with Kubrick.

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The Art of Russia

The Guggenheim’s RUSSIA! exhibit features over 250 pieces of art created during the last 900 years of Russia’s history. Co-curator Valerie Hillings tells us about some of the highlights.

» Slideshow: A few images from RUSSIA!
» RUSSIA! exhibit info at ...

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Are Supplements What They Claim to Be?

The supplement industry is largely unregulated. Dr. Tod Cooperman, the President of ConsumerLab.com, tests vitamins, herbs, and protein powders to see if they really contain what they advertise.

Music: Murderball soundtrack, track 4

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