In this house, BCC isn’t an email acronym.
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In this house, BCC isn’t an email acronym.
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Maybe there’s some credence to the theory that nostalgia kicks in roughly two decades later:
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George Saunders and I share the belief that how people engage with art can serve as a template for how to engage with life.
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So I saw the latest Broadway revival of Company on Monday night.
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The easiest way for a celebrity to worm their way into my heart forever?
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A topic I’ve been meaning to return to: when a non-English language movie decides not to subtitle what otherwise can’t be understood.
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The latest FYCD:
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In the wake of the Signature Theatre’s revival of Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992, much has been made about the racial implications of turning a one-person Anna Deavere Smith play into a multi-cast affair.
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Another thought on The Promise:
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Trends need not bear meaning, especially when they’re unintentional.
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