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  1. Mr. Mickey's Guide to the Great Hussies in History: Margaret, Duchess of Argyll

    papermag.com » PAPERMAG: WORD UP! - Aug 4, 2008

    Mr. Mickey simply devours historical biographies and is presently re-reading (for the thousandth time) An Uncommon Woman , a scholarly biography of the Empress Frederick by Hannah Pakula. That said, the only thing more

    Also tagged: margaret, mr mickey, charles sweeny, mr mickey s guides to the great hussies in history, duchess of argyll

  2. '¡Gaytino!': His Two True Selves

    washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Style - Jun 19, 2008

    The history of showbiz and the showbiz of history figure prominently in "¡Gaytino!," the autobiographical solo piece Dan Guerrero performed at the Kennedy Center's Terrace Theater on Tuesday and Wednesday. But those

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  3. Movers and Shakers

    washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Bookstores, book reviews and events in Washington, DC, Virginia and Maryland - washingtonpost.com - Jun 13, 2008

    "If ospreys had a bumper sticker," writes David Gessner, "it would be, We move for food ."

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  4. Drives to pies and what's nearby: Converse, Indiana

    gadling.com » Gadling - Jun 12, 2008

    Filed under: Arts and Culture, History, Learning, Festivals and Events, Food and Drink Herschberger Essen Haus is another worthy stop on the fabulous pie hunt. This restaurant, according to Aaron who left a comment on

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  5. A WWII Hero's Unlikely Exploit

    washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Style - Jun 6, 2008

    The epithet "based on a true story" has got to be a film director's dream. It's so freeing. It virtually invites self-indulgence. You can't argue with a true story, after all, because "It's true!" Like "Titanic." Or

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  6. From Singer Holly Cole, Classic Pop With a Soulful Touch

    washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Style - Jun 4, 2008

    "Everybody knows the last show is the best show," said singer Holly Cole, wrapping up her spring tour at the Birchmere on Sunday night.

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  7. Steven Blier, at Home With His New York Festival of Song

    washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Style - Apr 24, 2008

    The world of classical art song would be a far poorer place without pianist Steven Blier. According to a recent program bio, Blier "has programmed, performed, translated and annotated over 90 vocal recitals" for the

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  8. In a Way, He Took Our Lives, Too

    washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Style - Jan 28, 2008

    When I think of my father, I see fragments of him: sad brown eyes, a downcast mouth, huge hands clasping and unclasping indecisively. I see his 6-foot-2 frame towering over me, his enormous feet digging into the sand

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  9. 'Ella': Only the Patter Is Off-Key

    washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Style - Jan 7, 2008

    Man, could that lady gussy up a B-flat. You get a feel for the remarkable instrument of the great jazz singer Ella Fitzgerald in "Ella," a rousing act of vocal impersonation that proves far more effective as a cabaret

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  10. Playwright Tony Kushner Comes Into the Light in PBS's 'Angels'

    washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Style - Dec 12, 2007

    Such is the nature of celebrity in America that most people can cite three starlets who've spent time in the drunk tank but cannot come up with the name of a single person who's written an age-defining play.

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