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Readers or Viewers
Recently I read somewhere an interesting article about readers and non-readers.
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‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’: Where’s Waldo In a Layer Cake
Wes Anderson’s “The Grand Budapest Hotel” is a whopper of a shaggy dog story – or more accurately, it’s a series of shaggy dog stories that fit neatly inside one another like one of those painted Russian dolls.
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I Sang the World Wide!
The New Christie Minstrels, founded by Randy Sparks, rode a wave of popularity from our hit songs, including “This Land Is Your Land,” “Today,” “Green Green,” and Disney’s “Chim Chim Cheree.”
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Lady Anne Finds Her Match
I suppose that most scholars of literature, and many historians, have shared a disconcerting realization of the large spiritual gap separating them from the objects of their study and admiration.
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‘Jimmy P.’: A Troubled Mind
But if you enjoy tremendously insightful acting and a realistic approach to a material that usually is painted with a broad melodramatic brush, “Jimmy P.” is an achingly human experience.
