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They wore absurd pompadours and giant paisleys. They were many-chinned and Naugahyde-skinned. Milling around Radio City, some of them looked like somebody there owed...
Temperatures rise at Mercury Radio Arts as bumped Fox pundit takes his war to the Web’s wilderness
Ed Lurie was sipping wine at the end of a long bar off of Union Square on a recent Monday evening and contemplating the...
"The Greatest Generation were men," insisted Gordon E. Finley, a professor of psychology at Florida International University. He was onstage last Wednesday in a...
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