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With the possible exception of Bible-based movies, the Christmas genre is the most likely to suffer from reverence overload.
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David Mamet and the “Glengarry Glen Ross” team had an opening-night party on Sunday without going through the bother of an opening night with those possibly mood- ruining reviews.
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For my money, Katharine Hepburn was America’s finest actress. But America’s finest clothes horse?
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Machine bested man yesterday, as International Business Machines Corp. ’s computer beat two former “Jeopardy!” champions at the TV quiz show.
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“Matilda is a gravy girl,” said Alice de Almeida, executive assistant at the Algonquin Hotel in Manhattan’s Theater District. “She does have her dry food and then she loves her wet food, but it has to have gravy.”
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Hedge-fund billionaires are envied and hated, demonized and mocked. Their outlandish behavior hasn’t done much for their image, as Sebastian Mallaby shows in “More Money Than God,” a history of the alpha males who play the alpha game.
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc. managing director Henry Cornell, at the Whitney Museum American Art Award dinner last night, talked about art and work.
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Like Voltaire’s indomitable hero, “Candide” is forever bouncing back, a perennial fixer-upper with the sturdy bones of Leonard Bernstein’s finest score.
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