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Savor Soup Made From Scratch
If a pot of homemade soup brings to mind a big kettle of many ingredients simmering for hours, think again....
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Tour a Historic Home, From the Comfort of Your Own
Have you ever had the dream where you take a test that you haven’t studied for? Or the one where...
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Pay Less When You Drive Less
Given the constraints of virus lockdowns and worries over health and safety, the bulk of your automobile use may be...
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Learn About Lichen and Sculpt a Self-Portrait
TuesdayImmerse yourself in art and music with the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston’s “Art in Tune,” an event that pairs...
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Walter Bernstein, Celebrated Screenwriter, Is Dead at 101
“Suddenly, the blacklist had achieved for the writer what he had previously only aspired to,” Mr. Bernstein joked in “Inside...
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‘The Approach’ Review: Three Women and the Men Who Define Them
For an hour I’d sat riveted to my laptop, watching the writer-director Mark O’Rowe’s “The Approach” performed live from Dublin....
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Harold Bloom Is Dead. But His ‘Rage for Reading’ Is Undiminished.
In general, Bloom is too sketchy, too dutiful, about the major French novels, the exception being “Les Misérables,” which he...
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Celebrity Pregnancy Is Big Business
Elizabeth Cordero, a Los Angeles hairdresser who has had multiple miscarriages and lost her baby seven days after birth, said...
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Bob Avian, a Choreographer of Broadway Smashes, Dies at 83
In his memoir, Mr. Avian wrote about what made his creative partnership with Mr. Bennett work.“I wasn’t cautious with Michael,”...
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Jimmie Rodgers, Who Sang ‘Honeycomb’ and Other Hits, Dies at 87
Jimmie Rodgers, whose smooth voice straddled the line between pop and country and brought him a string of hits —...
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