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Tristan and Connie are laboratory guinea pigs: They have volunteered to test an antidepressant under medical supervision.
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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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There may be trouble ahead, sings the hero of the 1930s tap musical “Top Hat” in London. It’s closer than he thinks.
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In “The Infernal Comedy,” John Malkovich takes the stage as a seductive Austrian serial killer.
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Broadway’s sterile Marquis Theatre has never looked so good as in the state of faux decrepitude that welcomes us to the latest, and finest, revival of Stephen Sondheim’s “Follies.”
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Last night the annual fundraiser for the New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center transformed the Park Avenue Armory into a cabaret.
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Research In Motion Ltd. , maker of the BlackBerry smartphone, agreed to pay Motorola Inc. an undisclosed amount to settle their battle over patents to wireless technology.
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This Christmas, whether you celebrate the arrival of Santa Claus, the birth of Jesus Christ or the chance to eat Chinese food and see any movie you want, spare a thought for Pope Liberius. He’s the man responsible for setting its date as Dec. 25.
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A shapely classical goddess in marble benignly waves visitors into the new home of Philadelphia’s National Museum of American Jewish History .
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There’s nothing feline about Robin Williams , who plays the title role in “Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo.”
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