Updated: 03/14/10 8:41 AM
The color white occasionally reaches iconic status, as seen in such cultural touchstones as the Beatles' "White Album," crisp Good Humor uniforms and the trademark suits of writer Tom Wolfe.
American Idol: And then there were 12
Updated: 03/12/10 2:51 PM
In its ninth season, no one can deny that "American Idol's" star-making machine turns out a dud now and then.
Jules Feiffer, cartoon chronicler of our neuroses, reveals his own in words and art
Updated: 03/14/10 3:40 PM
It takes only 53 pages of this cardinal American memoir to get to the heart of the matter — or the nitty-gritty as the expression went in another century. A teenage Jules Feiffer is working as a prodigy in the studio of now-legendary American cartoonist Will Eisner.
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DUBLIN’S DOCKLANDS GO FROM TATTERED TO TRENDY
Updated: 03/14/10 7:04 AM
DUBLIN –There is arguably no place more central to Ireland’s capital than the River Liffey, snaking its way through the city and dividing Dublin into north and south sides before emptying into the Irish Sea at the city’s edge.
Gloomy‘Infinities’ has dim view of Adam’s family
Updated: 03/14/10 6:32 AM
Irish novelist John Banville, already winner of the Man Booker Prize for his 2005 novel, “The Sea,” may have surpassed himself with the brilliance and introspection of his writing in the mythic novel, “The Infinities.”
An unsatisfying slog through a dystopian universe
Updated: 03/14/10 6:32 AM
While reading Steven Amsterdam’s bleak “Things We Didn’t See Coming,” I was reminded of a comment a professor of mine made when I was one of his students at Canisius College in the mid-1990s.
Explore the sea by snorkeling
Updated: 03/14/10 6:32 AM
ST. JOHN, U. S. Virgin Islands — Let’s call it Diving Lite.
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