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Television Without Pity
Dark Shadows: We Miss You, Tim
Television Without Pity
by Ethan Alter May 14, 2012 5:27 PM Once upon a time, there was a little boy named Tim who escaped the banality of his ordinary suburban existence in Burbank, California by conjuring up dark and fantastic visions in his own mind, visions that he ...
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New America Foundation
New America Foundation
The Census makes clear that black, white, American Indian, Asian, and Native Hawaiian are racial categories, while Hispanic is an ethnic one. The term non-Hispanic white then, or “white Hispanic” for that matter (think George Zimmerman), combines the ...

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Mount Eerie – Clear Moon
SSG Music (blog)
His work as Mount Eerie has long dabbled into the dark arts, conjuring up a jumbled rusticity amid the digital tick-tock of evolution. Elverum has retreated to faraway lands, into the wooded forests and boundless mountains of isolation in search of his ...

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Dance Listings for May 18-24
New York Times
Ms. Achugar has a rare way of conjuring mysterious, mesmerizing rituals. This should be no exception. At 8 pm, Abrons Arts Center, 466 Grand Street, at Pitt Street, Lower East Side, (212) 352-3101, abronsartscenter.org; $15.

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Music can fuel a good workout
Fremont Tribune
And this is not just true when it's below freezing and dark outside. It can be almost as difficult to get started when it's 90 degrees and one gets home from a long day at work. Heat and wind are telling you no. Supper, the couch, and the TV beckon for ...


 
The Guardian
10 of the best hotels, B&Bs and pubs with rooms in North Yorkshire
The Guardian
Conjuring up more than a hint of the grandeur Scarborough possessed in the days when it was a wealthy seaside resort, this B&B is about enjoying slices of homemade cake served from individual glass bell jars, and bookshelves packed with contemporary ...

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Moonrise Kingdom (12A)
The Independent
Whether roaming the high seas (The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou), crisscrossing India (The Darjeeling Limited) or burrowing into animation (Fantastic Mr Fox), Anderson's films seem all of a piece, conjuring a private and innocent world more or less ...

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