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Baltimore actress Julia Pickens reveals the woman behind the roles in 'Like/Dislike'
She’s played in indie horror films, in plenty of tough girl roles, and with multiple theater groups, and she recently “signed a contract in blood” (her words!) with the Baltimore Rock Opera Society. Julia Pickens, 27, has been acting...Tags: Christianity, Apple iPod, Mount Vernon, Mormonism, Music Theater
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Man charged with killing cat, abusing another
Ethan Phillip Weibman went to the Maryland SPCA, and from the dozens of cats, police say, he chose a short-haired one named Lucy to adopt.
He returned to the shelter two days later with the cat — dead, according to authorities. And, they said, he...Tags: Hemorrhaging, Lawyers, Murder, Facebook, Prosecution
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The (softball) battle of the L.A. indie publishers
Jacket CopyEnjoy a Saturday softball tournament with four of LA's independent publishers.... -
Herzog: I'm pretty sure Jesus wouldn't favor capital punishment
24 FramesWerner Herzog's new film "Into the Abyss" explores the morality of capital punishment.... -
White People and Grammar
Blogging with Bill WhiteMy most recent bloopers/grammar column mentioned that I had been interviewed by Phillip Milano, a Florida Times-Union columnist who answers readers’ provocative cross-cultural questions in his Dare to Ask diversity feature. This one was “Are... -
The Sports Guy goes Hollywood: Can Bill Simmons make Grantland a must read for pop culture lovers?
The Big PictureESPN's Sports Guy Bill Simmons talks about how his new Grantland sports and pop culture site is making connections between the worlds of sports and show business... -
David Foster Wallace, via the Decemberists [video]
Jacket CopyDavid Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest inspired the new music video by the Decemberists.... -
Best Chain Bookstore
1st) The Yale Bookstore Barnes & Noble "When asked what a typical customer is like, trade book manager Harry Cohen responds with one word: “Smart.” His location on Yale's campus offers everything that a regular Barnes & Noble has —...Tags: Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Trumbull, Meriden, Non-durable Goods Industry, Cheesecake Factory
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Book review: 'The Information' by James Gleick
Los Angeles Times Book CriticThe Information A History, a Theory, a Flood James Gleick Pantheon: 531 pp., $29.95 Partway through "The Information: A History, a Theory, a Flood," James Gleick describes a technological innovation so transformative that it was heralded as "one of...Tags: Human Interest, Culture, Science and Technology, Book, James Buchanan
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An Exhibit of Osama bin Laden 'Portraits' in Ridgefield has a New Vibe Following His Death
James Esber, Your Name Here
The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, Through June 5, 258 Main St., Ridgefield, (203) 438-4519, www.aldrichart.org
Stephen Colbert was riffing about Osama bin Laden the other night. Struck by the fact that the anti-Western...Tags: Ridgefield, New York City, Michael Jackson, New York, Entertainment
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Time says 'The Pale King' represents David Foster Wallace's 'finest work'
Jacket CopyTime Magazine has an early review of David Foster Wallace's The Pale King, which it says represents his finest work.... -
Would you read 'Infinite Jest' on an iPhone?
Jacket CopyApple's new ad promoting the ibookstore on its iPhone includes one surprising choice: David Foster Wallace's massive novel Infinite Jest. Would you read Infinite Jest on an iPhone?...
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