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Sunday, Sept. 7, 2008
Mary Lou Williams stands in front of a mirror, but she doesn’t see herself. It looks like her: A woman looks back at her, wearing the same colorful shirt, the same beaded necklace and earrings she put on in the morning. A bun is twisted high on her head, hiding her waist-long hair. Full story »

FYI: September 8, 2008

Sunday, Sept. 7, 2008

Artful Investments: Is fine art a financial opportunity in challenging economic times?

Saturday, Sept. 6, 2008
First, it was the $71 million Warhol. Then, the $80 million Monet. And at the early summer art auctions in London, a Degas pastel sold for $26.5 million, a Jeff Koons sculpture for $25.7 million, and Francis Bacon paintings were selling in the $30 million range. Sometimes it seems as if the breathtaking, record-breaking art sales figures wash in like the waves on Gulf beaches. Fortunate collectors elsewhere are making millions on their prize works. Why not the rest of us?
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People, Places and Things: September 6, 2008

Friday, Sept. 5, 2008

Behind the Baton: Conductor Stuart Chafetz

Friday, Sept. 5, 2008

Critics Picks: September 5, 2008

Thursday, Sept. 4, 2008

Chris Isaak brings his rock croon to Barbara B. Mann

Thursday, Sept. 4, 2008
Chris Isaak, 52, was probably just born at the wrong time. Nearly 25 years after he got his start with “Silvertone,” he descends on the Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall Tuesday night with a show that’s likely to be more of a singing time capsule than the set of a viable recording artist. Full story »

Review: My Morning Jacket dazzles in Miami

Thursday, Sept. 4, 2008
The first time I saw My Morning Jacket they were headlining at the Langerado Music Festival in 2007. It turned out to be one of the best performances of the three-day outdoor festival. Full story »

Willie is just a mini horse but for some he’s a brief bridge to the past

Thursday, Sept. 4, 2008
This is a place where memories are scarce. Precious. And often hovering just out of reach. Some people who live with Alzheimer’s or dementia know that they’ve misplaced parts of the past. Others lose their memories so completely that even the loss is forgotten.
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Sheila’s Out Shopping: After school special

Thursday, Sept. 4, 2008
I admit that I don’t have kids at home anymore, but the beginning of the school year always brings back memories — including the ones about trying to make sure my daughters were well-occupied after school. Full story »

VIDEO: Artist celebrates second exhibition in Naples

Wednesday, Sept. 3, 2008
During her first visit to Naples in 2002, painter Trinh Mai fell in love with the tranquility of the area and six years later returned to live here. An artist from San Jose, Calif., Mai now celebrates her second exhibition in Naples, “A Second Chance.” Full story »

Movies: September 4, 2008

Wednesday, Sept. 3, 2008

Jonathan Foerster: Meditations on Music

Wednesday, Sept. 3, 2008
She’s not a Dylan or a Lennon, but Inara George has a familial shadow hanging over her. Still, her father, Little Feat frontman Lowell George, was to thank for the introduction of her most recent recording partner, Van Dyke Parks.
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Getting a celebrity event planner for your wedding

Wednesday, Sept. 3, 2008

Let's Talk Food: With September comes figs

Tuesday, Sept. 2, 2008
Each September my thoughts turn to Tuscany and the Villa Il Poggia, where I spent an unforgettable month.
Surrounding the villa are four acres of olive trees, wild mint, a family of partridges, several hungry rabbits, a lush vegetable garden and my favorite, a towering fig tree. Much to my consternation, my August arrival was too early for me to indulge in my passion for figs. Still, each day I would stand under that tree and gaze upward at the tiny, immature figs. In spite of my entreaties to hurry and ripen, I left Italy with nary a fig in my stomach. Full story »
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Title
Gross
Weeks
1 Tropic Thunder $11,500,000 3
2 Babylon A.D. $9,700,000 1
3 The Dark Knight $8,750,000 7
4 The House Bunny $8,300,000 2
5 Traitor $7,900,000 1
6 Death Race $6,228,335 2
7 Disaster Movie $6,170,000 1
8 Mamma Mia! $4,418,160 7
9 Pineapple Express $3,500,000 4
10 Vicky Cristina Barcelona $3,003,000 3

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