The Romance of a Dozen Roses, the Gritty Reality of a Truckload
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The author of âFlower Confidential,â a book that is part confession, part exposÃ©, tours the cityâs flower district.
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A commercial photographer and train buffâs works seem at once folksy and uncanny, with phallic monsters of industrial dynamism racing through benign, Norman Rockwell-esque visions of semirural America.
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A well-made absorbing tale of two brothers in a small town.
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Ore Kadal is a tale that refers to love that is not pure and pristine as films want us believe, but love that includes lust and guilt.
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Cuckoldry is rarely as tedious or as raucous as it is in the East River Commediaâs revival of Fernand Crommelynckâs 1920 play.
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"Town Haul" does some trading spaces of its own: out of the suburban home and into the public realm.
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The King of Romance has a sure-fire way of winning over women. And here's how.
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Overlooking the southern Ukiah Valley from Lowell Stone's Fox Hill Vineyards one is transported to the romance of the Mediterranean world.
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Jonathan Marc Shermanâs play, while agreeably acted and directed, feels like an internal monologue distributed among four characters.
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âWoman on the Beachâ is a bittersweet accounting of the geography of desire.
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By JAMES D. WATTS JR. World Scene Writer  Documentary tells of truck driver's art quest   Jackson Pollock would have probably gotten along pretty well with Teri Horton.
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A rattled industry keeps on rolling, but between diesel prices and rising demand, it's a bumpy ride.
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Writing a song that touches the hearts of millions is hard enough.
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With the market share of Christian romance novels growing rapidly, the publishing industry is beginning to pay attention.
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This is a story about love. About inscrutable complexity and remarkable simplicity, about the promise of forever. It is about obsession and devotion, and grand gestures and 4,000-word love letters.
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During a drive with the author in Northwest Washington, it becomes clear how real the fictional city in his new collection of stories is.
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Since New Year's, Eric "Butterbean" Martin, a truck loader in Roanoke, has been waiting for "the call" summoning him to Washington for Inauguration Day. So has Michael Harrington, a stagehand in Wilmington, Del.