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Mary Ward Brown, 95, Award-Winning Short Story Writer, Dies
Ms. Brown resumed a literary career 25 years after putting it aside to run the family farm, producing award-winning short stories set in the Deep South.
 
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The Zervos Picasso Catalog Is Resurrected
A legendary catalogue raisonné of Picasso?s works is being republished at a stratospheric price.
 
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Television Review: ?Does Someone Have to Go?? on Fox
On ?Does Someone Have to Go?,? a new reality series on Fox, employees at small companies decide to punish their colleagues with pay cuts, demotions or firings.
 
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Scene City: Scene City | MoMA Garden Party
The MoMA garden party put the artists and their benefactors on display.
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Movie Review: ?The Hangover Part III,? With Bradley Cooper and Ed Helms
Four of the unlikeliest on-the verge-of-middle-age buddies ever to join forces in search of adventure come together for the final edition of the ?Hangover? trilogy.
 
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Art Basel Hong Kong Opens on Thursday
Art Basel Hong Kong, the newest outpost in its art-fair empire, opens on Thursday, leaving the local arts community both excited about their turn in the international spotlight and worried about losing a local flavor.
 
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Dance Review: American Ballet Theater Presents ?A Month in the Country?
American Ballet Theater performed three exceptional classics on Tuesday night: ?A Month in the Country,? ?Symphony in C? and ?Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes.?
 
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Music Review: Wayne Horvitz and Royal Room Collective at the Stone
Wayne Horvitz?s improvisations with the Royal Room Collective Music Ensemble on Tuesday night seemed a nod to his good friend Butch Morris?s methods.
 
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Wednesday, 22 May 2013
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