Memorable dialogues from Don
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Chandra Barot's Don had some memorable lines mouthed by the Big B.
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Writer and broadcaster Robert Elms remembers some of his best and worst interview moments.
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We asked the renowned chef what he's watching, reading, and listening to.
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Gabe: You might notice that in Today"s comic Tycho is reading Bloodlines. We both just wrapped the book up and it"s incredible. I"ve always been a huge Boba Fett fan and now thanks to Karen Traviss I know why.
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Reader Suchet Bal sends us his experiences.
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QUESTION: Mr. Powell, we are honored with this opportunity to be with you. Thank you very much.
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Looking back at a 25-year old conversation with the late Padmini
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TIME's interview with the actor continues on Time.com. Read these extra questions with Don Cheadle
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Wrapping up our chat with author Michael Lewis.
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Here is a sampling of new audio releases on topics from football to crime to politics:
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Quotes from the third Republican debate:
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A round up of quotes from prominent politicians around the world after Benazir Bhutto's assassination
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In conversation with the talented Malayalam scriptwriter on the Mammootty starrer.
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In Karen Oberlinâs tribute show âThe Wizard of Words: Yip Harburgâs Songs of Wit and Wisdom,â at the Metropolitan Room, she skillfully balances the two sides of the lyricist E. Y. Harburgâs sensibility.
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Immy Humes' documentary  about her late father, Harold L. Humes, has a poignancy that  comes not only from its subject -- a largely forgotten but  highly important literary figure of the late 1950s and early  '60s -- but also from the inclusion of interviews with such  departed contemporaries as Norman Mailer, George Plimpton,  William Styron and Timothy Leary.
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Tycho:  If my earlier experiences with the co-operative campaign had not endured so, there would be no question - fifteen dollars is quite simply not a value that men of reason would associate with the GRAW Map Pack.  But, drawing on that idea, let us move forward as though the powerful fraternal bonds forged in Campaign One were sufficient to assuage price related suffering to some degree.  I realize that this moves our narrative into the realm of fiction.
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Tycho: And so, our own pilgrimage comes to a close.  Thank you!  I think we all had fun.  I should stress that "we" refers to your cruel hosts, Gabriel and myself, who over the last eight years have tormented you thus with such dedication and enthusiasm.