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San Francisco Chronicle - Apr 08 12:16 AM You say you want a revolution Editor -- I have yet to read Antonia Fraser's biography of Marie Antoinette, and I haven't seen Sofia Coppola's film, but I take great exception to Denise Jameson's spin on the American and French revolutions (Letters, Feb. 18.)
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Marshmallow madness
Pioneer Press - Apr 07 10:12 PM One competitor calls it "the glory of Peeps diorama supremacy and world domination." We just call it the fourth annual Pioneer Press Marshmallow Peeps Diorama contest.
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Greenwich Time - A French Louis XVI carved walnut chair, circa 1780 from Carnegie Hill Antiques, a dealer at the ...
Greenwich Time - Mar 30 5:29 AM A French Louis XVI carved walnut chair, circa 1780 from Carnegie Hill Antiques, a dealer at the Connecticut Antique Center. (Contributed photo)
'Queer Eye' guy gets design show
Tacoma News Tribune - Apr 07 1:58 AM 'DRESS MY NEST'
The story of a born-again grape
Canandaigua Daily Messenger - Apr 06 10:03 AM A saga that ends in a South Bristol winery starts early in the American Revolution and involves a French diplomat and a small Vermont town.
BOOK CAPSULES
Nashville City Paper - Apr 05 10:23 PM Nashville author Tasha Alexander works in a distinct area, historical fiction, and she received widespread praise and recognition for her debut novel And Only To Deceive .
Self-Promotion in Adlade Labille-Guiard's 1785 Self-Portrait With Two Students
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We Shall Know You by Your Footstool
New York Times - Apr 03 9:52 PM Thom Filicia?s new show, ?Dress My Nest,? correctly identifies one of the prevailing issues of our time the problem of translating a person?s essence into footstools and swatches.
Redefining space
The Trenton Times - Apr 04 9:17 PM Interior designer Jim Cline is redoing an entire house for his client in the western section of Princeton. Although the neighborhood is definitely upscale, the stately Georgian home was a rooming house before his client purchased it three years ago.
Michael Imperioli's Studio Dante draws regulars
The Record - Apr 04 6:35 AM Even on "The Sopranos," Michael Imperioli never had a co-star like this one: a bird with shiny black plumage topped by a bright red comb. Dino is a fighting rooster in Mike Batistick's "Chicken," a new play about an anguished Bronx family staged at the 64-seat Studio Dante.
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