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    May 22, 2013 |Story| Reuters

  1. CORRECTED-FACTBOX-Reviews for films in main competition at Cannes 2013

    Reuters
    (Corrects spelling of film title and character Grigris) CANNES, May 22 (Reuters) - This year 20 films are in the main competition at the Cannes film festival, vying for the Palme d'Or for best picture that will be awarded on May 26. Here is the 2013...

    Tags: Japan, Mathieu Amalric, Emmanuelle Seigner, Movies, Iran

    2. May 22, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  2. Author urges families to take steps for environment

    Mary Pipher became one of America's best-known psychologists with books that addressed complex family issues. "Reviving Ophelia" was a groundbreaking call to arms about the societal pressures facing American adolescent girls. It spent three years on The New York Times best-seller list in the mid-1990s.
    Mary Pipher became one of America's best-known psychologists with books that addressed complex family issues. "Reviving Ophelia" was a groundbreaking call to arms about the societal pressures facing American adolescent girls. It spent three years on The...

    Tags: Environmental Issues, Shrimp, Global Change, TransCanada Corporation, Keystone XL Pipeline

    3. May 21, 2013 |Story| SFL

  3. To do Tuesday: Gulfstream gas cards, free acting classes and author Emma Brockes

    <strong>Books</strong>
    Books Emma Brockes: The New York-based, British journalist's critically acclaimed memoir "She Left Me the Gun" begins with the devotional love of her late mother before descending into a tempest of increasingly darker narratives. Or as one New York...

    Tags: Gulfstream Park, Coral Gables, Book, Boynton Beach, Hallandale Beach

    4. May 17, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  4. Michael Robbins on reviewing

    No one dreams of being a book reviewer when he grows up. You might dream of writing poems or novels or essays or even, if you are perennially picked last for teams in gym class, literary criticism (&ldquo;We don't want Robbins, you can have an extra player&rdquo;; &ldquo;We don't want him, either!&rdquo;). These forms have their glamour, even if only the novelist is much prized by the united malls of America. But as Samuel Johnson almost said, &ldquo;No man but a blockhead ever wrote book reviews, except for money.&rdquo; I have had the rare fortune to see my poetic aspirations realized and then some (though fame is a fickle food), but poetry don't pay the rent. Not that anyone's getting rich from writing about how unputdownable a thriller is.
    No one dreams of being a book reviewer when he grows up. You might dream of writing poems or novels or essays or even, if you are perennially picked last for teams in gym class, literary criticism (“We don't want Robbins, you can have an extra...

    Tags: Book, Samuel Johnson, Authors, Rex Reed, The Washington Post

    5. May 19, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  5. Leslie Zemeckis sashays into the history of burlesque

    During the shabby final days of the last of the burlesque houses that once dotted State Street near Congress Parkway, three of us &mdash; in possession of a few bucks and self-confidence fueled by fake IDs &mdash; entered the Follies Theater and saw a show that featured, among long-forgotten performers, a dancer named April Showers.
    During the shabby final days of the last of the burlesque houses that once dotted State Street near Congress Parkway, three of us — in possession of a few bucks and self-confidence fueled by fake IDs — entered the Follies Theater and saw a...

    Tags: Movies, Authors, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Entertainment Events, Dance

    6. May 17, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  6. Review: 'Cooked' by Michael Pollan

    Michael Pollan went shopping for lunch in a Brooklyn, N.Y., supermarket, and the news made the New York Times. That the Times' Dining section had asked him to go, along with Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Michael Moss, was the major reason, of course. But the idea of asking Pollan, the man who coined the dietary dictum, "Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants," to come down from the Mount Olympus of artisan food that is Berkeley, Calif., to shop with the hoi polloi in a regular ol' supermarket struck me as interesting, fun and, most of all, newsy.
    Michael Pollan went shopping for lunch in a Brooklyn, N.Y., supermarket, and the news made the New York Times. That the Times' Dining section had asked him to go, along with Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Michael Moss, was the major reason, of course....

    Tags: Human Interest, Entertainment Events, Recipes, Science and Technology, Salt

    7. May 17, 2013 |Story| LAT - HOLD Archive

  7. Village Voice 'bloodbath' sends restaurant critic Robert Sietsema packing

    Particularly hard-hitting employee cuts at the Village Voice on Friday included longtime restaurant critic Robert Sietsema, who had been at the New York alt weekly newspaper for 20 years. Gossip columnist Michael Musto and theater critic Michael Feingold also were laid off in what headlines described as a "bloodbath," one that had led two top editors to step down last week when Denver-based Voice Media Group announced what it refers to as a restructuring.&nbsp;
    Particularly hard-hitting employee cuts at the Village Voice on Friday included longtime restaurant critic Robert Sietsema, who had been at the New York alt weekly newspaper for 20 years. Gossip columnist Michael Musto and theater critic Michael...

    Tags: News Media, Employees, Career and Workplace, Unemployment, Kentucky Fried Chicken

    8. May 18, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  8. Dad's in the hospital, mom checks out

    <strong>Dear Amy:</strong> My father has cancer, along with other health issues. Though his prognosis is fine, my mother seems to be showing a complete lack of concern or involvement with his health care.
    Dear Amy: My father has cancer, along with other health issues. Though his prognosis is fine, my mother seems to be showing a complete lack of concern or involvement with his health care. He has gone to oncologist and radiologist visits by himself. He...

    Tags: Healthy Diet, Family, U.S. Postal Service, Eating Disorders

    9. May 17, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  9. Relationship may have morphed into marriage

    <strong>Dear Amy:</strong> My boyfriend and I have been living together for 10 years. Both of us had previously been married.
    Dear Amy: My boyfriend and I have been living together for 10 years. Both of us had previously been married. When we decided to live together, I was the one who purchased a home with my money. He moved in and indicated that he could only pay a certain...

    Tags: Human Interest, Mark Twain, Car Repair and Maintenance Tips, Rentals

    10. May 14, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  10. Accepting this 'Great Gatsby' on its own terms

    To judge by some of the reviews of the new film adaptation of "The Great Gatsby," you'd think Australian director Baz Luhrmann would be facing extradition for his crime against an American classic.
    To judge by some of the reviews of the new film adaptation of "The Great Gatsby," you'd think Australian director Baz Luhrmann would be facing extradition for his crime against an American classic. But I have a message for all those self-appointed...

    Tags: Movies, The Great Gatsby (movie, 2013), Donald Trump, Carey Mulligan, Psychology

    11. May 11, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  11. Review: "Forty-one False Starts" by Janet Malcolm

    Janet Malcolm is not an art critic or a literary critic. She's a journalist, and I don't say that with condescension. She's a journalist the way Joan Didion is &mdash; the kind who recognizes, as she put it in the first sentence of "The Journalist and the Murderer" (1990), that "Every journalist who is not too stupid or too full of himself to notice what is going on knows that what he does is morally indefensible." Which is to say that Malcolm is a different kind of critic. In her best books &mdash; "In the Freud Archives" (1984) and "The Silent Woman," her 1994 "afterlife" of Sylvia Plath &mdash; she is a penetrating critic of personality and situation.
    Janet Malcolm is not an art critic or a literary critic. She's a journalist, and I don't say that with condescension. She's a journalist the way Joan Didion is — the kind who recognizes, as she put it in the first sentence of "The Journalist and the...

    Tags: Photography Supplies and Services, Authors, Forest Hills, Paul Henreid, Fine Artists

    12. May 7, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  12. 'Girls Gone Wild' founder guilty of assaulting women, faces jail

    L.A.'s city attorney praised the courage of the victim after a jury Monday convicted "Girls Gone Wild" creator Joe Francis of nearly half a dozen misdemeanor counts in connection with assaults on three women.
    L.A.'s city attorney praised the courage of the victim after a jury Monday convicted "Girls Gone Wild" creator Joe Francis of nearly half a dozen misdemeanor counts in connection with assaults on three women. Francis, 40, was found guilty after a two-...

    Tags: Google+, Abusive Behavior

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