DayStarter | Silence is golden for 'The Artist'

Top News Afghan exit plan in doubt Washington Post Violence raises questions about whether NATO can trust its partners. The professor learns that history trumps ideology By Mary Ellen Klas and Tia Mitchell, Times/Herald Tallahassee Bureau In rebuffing leader, the Senate avows moderating influence. Judge postpones trial in gulf oil spill for week Associated Press Settlement talks are progressing, sources say. Man charged in death of his wife By Stephanie Wang, Times Staff Writer A Spring Hill man is arrested and charged with murder after his wife is found dead in their home following an argument. Top Sports News Soggy day means historic Daytona delay By Matt Baker, Times Staff Writer The Daytona 500 is scheduled for a Monday for the first time in its 54-year history — but today's forecast is gloomy, too. South Florida aiming for NCAA tournament By Greg Auman, Times Staff Writer USF rallies twice to pull off a 46-45 thriller against Cincinnati and pick up a huge boost for its tournament chances before a season-high crowd of 6,784 at the Tampa Bay Times Forum. Top Features Silent is golden By Steve Persall, Times Film Critic Classic Hollywood was back in fashion Sunday, as the Oscars celebrated the storied history of cinema with unabashed joy. There was also a distinctively French twist, as actor Jean Dujardin earned the best actor statue for silent-film throwback The Artist, which won best picture. Two good shows make late debuts By Eric Deggans, Times TV/Media Critic NBC’s Awake and ABC’s GCB hope to snag late-season viewers, writes Eric Deggans. Things to do in Tampa Bay for the week of Feb. 27 By Kelly Smith, Times Staff Writer ADVERTISEMENT   For more, go to: http://www.tampabay.com Unsubscribe from this newsletter or manage other newsletter subscriptions at tampabay.com. ©2012 • Tampa Bay Times 490 First Avenue South • St. Petersburg, FL 33701 • 727-893-8111 Contact Us | Join Us | Advertise with Us | Subscribe to the Tampa Bay Times Privacy Policy | Standard of Accuracy | Terms, Conditions & Copyright

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