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'Naomi!... Eva!..." You could hear the shouts of the paparazzi from halfway across Covent Garden as the supermodels, the Hollywood stars, the celebrity chefs and the TV funny men headed up the red carpet and into the Royal Opera House.
Following a champagne reception (Laurent-Perrier Brut NV), the peppe...
The writer is a cultural anthropologist with an affinity for both the music and the many differen... 'Blowin' Hot and C
The writer is a cultural anthropologist with an affinity for both the music and the many different voices of its critics who were writing in the past century. His knowledge offers readers the space to interpret the stories and the criticism in context.
Gennari's central theme is to chronicle jazz's canonization as an art, but he admits that his book is limited to a comprehensive beginni...
"It is true that the appreciation of nonsense at least is a phenomenon which can rarely be found ... British high-brow slapstic
"It is true that the appreciation of nonsense at least is a phenomenon which can rarely be found except among the English people."
Sixty years later, with the success of 2005 Tony Award winner "Monty Python's Spamalot," English absurdity clearly has a foothold with American audiences, too -- punctuated by dancing medieval knights, an evil bunny and clip-clopping coconut halves.
Eng...
The fiercest diva on the planet dominated 2003 with her Grammy-winning, multi-platinum solo debut... Beyonce outstanding in sop
The fiercest diva on the planet dominated 2003 with her Grammy-winning, multi-platinum solo debut, "Dangerously in Love," then continued her reign by reuniting with the Destiny's Child gals in 2005. And didn't she just have a smash with "Check On It" earlier this year?
Actually, she hasn't taken much of a break since Destiny's Child came on the scene in 1997.
Not likely. Just i...
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We live in something of a golden age for literary translation. Although American publishers bring out only about 1,000 translated works every year, many are of stunning quality, and Richard Pevear's wonderfully vivid new version of Alexandre Dumas' "The Three Musketeers" surely is among ...
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The Three Graces, a collaborative art exhibit by three longtime friends, is a lively mix of sculpture, painting, installations and more.
The show, featuring the work of teachers Paula Gillam of the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale, Catherine Leisek of Broward C...
We live in something of a golden age for literary translation. Although American publishers bring... Found in translation...
We live in something of a golden age for literary translation. Although American publishers bring out only about 1,000 translated works every year, many are of stunning quality, and Richard Pevear's wonderfully vivid new version of Alexandre Dumas' "The Three Musketeers" surely is among them.
Thanks to scholarly and artful translators such as Gregory Rabassa and Michael Henry Heim -- to...
Back to Home > Sunday, Sep 10, 2006 Posted on Sun, Sep. 10, 2006 email this print this Re: ... Letters | Letters...
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Re: "Baggage-claim fracas ends in an arrest," Sept. 1:
I, too, was a witness to the attack on a passenger by airport police on Aug. 23. I was a passenger on Flight 30 and when our luggage was inordinately delayed, several passengers were unsuccessfully requesting answers of the apathetic US Airway...
Ad Links Buy a link » Michael Skube, Correspondent In the fall of 1949, in the remote colleg... Michael Skube, Corresponde
Ad Links Buy a link » Michael Skube, Correspondent In the fall of 1949, in the remote college town of Greeley, Colo., an Egyptian exchange student named Sayyid Qutb experienced a crisis of faith that would reverberate half a century later. Not much happened in Greeley on Sunday evenings, and international students often would visit one of the town's many churches for a potluck dinner and,...
See the stars at Elle Magazine's 21st Anniversary Party...more Skip over navigation « Back... Kiss of death for Travolta&
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