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10 August 2010
Patricia Neal
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While many of Patricia Neal’s most acclaimed performances have thus far eluded my moviegoing, I admire everything I’ve seen of her. She was ...
09 August 2010
A Conversation
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The scene: The headquarters of “Family Values for U.S., Not You,” a leading think-tank. SHE: Well, I admit I was disappointed in Judge Walk...
08 August 2010
La Première Année de Cuisine: Translator’s Afterword
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With one last embrace from her dear Maman and a few instructions on making coffee, we come to the end of Madeleine’s adventures in the kitch...
04 August 2010
Mosedale’s ‘The Church of Shakespeare’
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Charm in fiction is an elusive quality that yields particular pleasures to the reader. I’m still trying to figure out how to achieve charm i...
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01 August 2010
La Première Année de Cuisine, Part 22
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MADELEINE’S JOURNAL TWENTY-THIRD ENTRY The homecoming. — Madeleine’s good sense. The clock had struck for our departure. We packed our trunk...
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30 July 2010
Pixar’s ‘Toy Story 3’
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Death be not plastic: The anxiety begins. In life, the process of maturation, a theme that runs through most Pixar movies, leads inexorably ...
28 July 2010
The Performance That Changed My Life
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Spend time in theaters and concert halls, and you start to keep a list, close to the heart, of great evenings or mere moments when an artist...
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