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2013/05/17 05:13
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What gives with the shorter theater seasons?
Traditionally, Chicago's nonprofit theaters view the first production of the autumn season, usually in late September or early October, as the tent pole of their artistic marquee. It's a chance to...
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2013/05/17 01:18
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Microsoft's harsh anti-Google ad 'leaks' onto You...
A strong anti-Google ad intended only for internal laughs at Microsoft has mysteriously leaked onto YouTube during Google I/O. (Screenshot by Michelle Starr/CNET Australia) We all know that the...
Google Microsoft YouTube Michelle Starr Larry Page
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2013/05/01 22:31
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'Transformers 4' Casts an Evil Kelsey Grammer, Bu...
Sure, he was pompous, a little edgy, never one to stray from an argument, but Frasier Crane was moreover a nice guy. He was a compassionate therapist, a devoted brother and son, and a faithful patron...
Kelsey Grammer Tom Kane NBC Seattle CHICAGO
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2013/05/01 14:12
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Southie Heads East
When asked if he considers himself “rich,” tall, graying Dr. Michael Dillon (David Andrew Macdonald) hesitates but admits he might be “comfortable.” This brings an immediate rejoinder from a scruffy...
2013/04/30 22:16
2013/04/30 22:16
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Time is indeed money
A bill pending in the U.S. House of Representatives would give private-sector employees an option previously only available to public-sector workers: the ability to take compensatory time instead of...
U.S. House of Representatives Martha Roby
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2013/04/28 00:43
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Making Poverty a Crime - Making Poverty a Crime ...
Ebenezer Scrooge, the Dickens character, perfectly personified the nasty rich. For example, when asked to make a charitable donation for people trapped in poverty, Scrooge curled his lip in contempt...
2013/04/26 00:06
2013/04/26 00:06
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Thumbs up to a thumbs down
Pablo Larrain’s tart docudrama No begins with a scene that justifies all the Mad Men references the movie has drawn since its triumphant Cannes 2012 premiere. Then the better story unfolds. It’s...
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2013/04/24 21:17
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Making poverty a crime
Ebenezer Scrooge, the Dickens character, perfectly personified the nasty rich. For example, when asked to make a charitable donation for people trapped in poverty, Scrooge curled his lip in contempt...
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