Is the plan to revive the late, lamented New York City Opera feasible?
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But there are original examples as well, such as San Francisco's late, lamented Latitude Society.
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NBC's late, lamented The Carmichael Show made its final season count with this terrific centerpiece.
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I loved that the sequence starred new series regular Katja Herbers, of my late, lamented Manhattan.
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He was the front man of late, lamented band, 53 Odd Foot of Grunts, don't forget.
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Then fate forced my hand: my iPad Pro was stolen alongside my late, lamented Rose Gold MacBook.
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As I arrived at my hotel (the late-lamented Sheraton Wayfarer), the first person I saw was a colleague from a rival magazine.
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He's written lots of words for the New York Times Magazine, the New Republic, the Texas Observer, and the late, lamented Al Jazeera America.
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He leveraged that into a long career of playing villains in various movies, as well as another nuanced, subtle, and sweet take on King Saul in NBC's late, lamented Kings.
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At least the publication will continue, which is more than The Boston Phoenix or The San Francisco Bay Guardian or a host of other late-lamented alt-weeklies can say.
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In Sunday night's episode, we saw Jaime Lannister leaving Highgarden and the entire Reach with no actual ruler, in the wake of killing the late lamented Queen of Thorns Olenna Tyrell.
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It shows the late, lamented boy on a dirt road against a distant background of houses and a moody sky, his pink-cheeked, preoccupied face tacked onto an ill-proportioned, generic body.
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It's one of a set of new shows—among them Showtime's excellent " SMILF " and Amazon's late, lamented " One Mississippi "—that put the abused woman in the auteur position, a phenomenon with radical potential.
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Happy Together isn't going to change your life, but its goofy, low-conflict stories about attractive people doing fun things together remind me just a bit of Wayans's late, lamented sitcom Happy Endings.
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For years, Gem and the late, lamented Mikimoto were the only pets allowed at Mar-a-Lago, Marjorie Merriweather Post's compound, which Donald Trump bought and turned into a private club in 1985.
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The Cincinnati May Festival was responsible for that premiere, and its forces brought the work — since then largely forgotten — to Carnegie Hall in 2014, under the auspices of the late, lamented Spring for Music festival.
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"Cheers" When Joyce flashes back to a sweet shared moment on the sofa watching sitcoms with the late, lamented Bob, they're chuckling together at "Cheers" and the ongoing will-they-won't-they dynamic of Sam Malone and Diane Chambers.
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You could mix up some brine and make this fantastic pork chop dish that I started eating a million years ago at the late-lamented Relish in Brooklyn and finally learned how to make from the chef Josh Cohen.
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After earning a master's degree in English from the State University of New York at Buffalo, he ended up making a living largely by working in independent bookstores, including the late, lamented Skyline Books that once brightened Manhattan's West 18th Street.
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Fans of smart, literate, light-footed television with a sense of place, loosely housed in the crime genre, will know that Pappy was one of the motifs of the late, lamented "Justified," which ended its run on FX in 2015.
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Hyden — a consistently insightful and funny writer best known for his work at the late, lamented site Grantland — focuses his attention on pop's grand tradition of head-to-head rivalries: the Beatles versus the Rolling Stones, Biggie versus Tupac, Oasis versus Blur.
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Little dabs of Christopher Hitchens and William F. Buckley creep into his mannerisms; I'd be very surprised if he hadn't spent endless hours watching all the late lamented tosspots' bloviations on YouTube, practicing them aloud, perfecting the clipped dismissive tone of the rational, logical idiot.
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On Wednesday night, take a trip in the wayback machine, to the lamb burgers I learned to make from the scamps at the late, lamented Lucky Peach, a kind of home-EC version of the ones served at Xi'an Famous Foods in Flushing, Queens.
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And as a fan of the late, lamented FilmStruck streaming service (partly reborn as the Criterion Channel), I love that HBO Max will feature a curated list of classic film titles, refreshed each month by the folks at Turner Classic Movies; it's not quite FilmStruck, but close enough.
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Whether said era is the early '90s indie film boom or the early 2010s scuzzy drama boom is hard to say — but the show's commitment to depicting people on the fringes of society makes it feel like a spiritual companion to the movies of Richard Linklater or the late, lamented FX drama Terriers.
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Number of episodes so far: Eight hour-long episodes Available on: iTunes, Amazon, and other major online video merchants, for purchase Syfy's adaptation of Lev Grossman's book trilogy grew exponentially in its second season, transforming what had already been an entertaining series into the heir apparent to the late, lamented Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
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Born in Brooklyn, raised in Washington,, style schooled from afar by the hip-hop legends that influenced his generation, Mr. Peskowitz, 39, honed his style starting with a job doing window display for Urban Outfitters and refined it over a decade or so at editorial jobs in publications as disparate as Esquire, The Fader and the late, lamented Cargo.
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Now, if you'll excuse the self-promotion, The Gannet interviewed me the other day and if nothing else, reading the interview offers a chance to listen to Burning Spear and maybe convince yourself that I'm on to something with this business about the excellence of "101 Easy Asian Recipes," from the kids at the late, lamented Lucky Peach.
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My late lamented pal Robert Hughes, who was the first to notice that somehow Ronald Reagan and Andy Warhol were made for each other; William Hazlitt (the greatest two-word oxymoronic encapsulation of Rembrandt: "dark light"); Meyer Schapiro (profound on Cézanne's apples); Rosalind Krauss, exacting and inspiring; Lawrence Gowing, still peerless on Turner; Erwin Panofsky ("Meaning in the Visual Arts" changed my life).
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Fernando Arbex, drummer of Los Brincos, produced Rusty Rock. From the album, Rusty Rock, the single "Charlie", about a late-lamented pet dog, became a hit in Brazil.
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"My Late Lamented Friend and Partner" is the pilot episode of the 1969 British television series Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) starring Mike Pratt, Kenneth Cope and Annette Andre. The episode was first broadcast on 21 September 1969 on ITV and directed by Cyril Frankel.
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Stella and Rose sought to fight against their father, who believed that they could support themselves on their own. Infamously, he compared paying his daughters to "the eccentricities and actions of the late lamented King Lear.""Hammerstein Wont Support Daughters." The New York Times (1857–1922): 1.
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" However, Borden calls Fast Times "the hippest look at high school life since the late, lamented Square Pegs few seasons back, yet it treats the teachers with compassion and respect. An "us vs. them" mentality is avoided." Mike Duffy of the Detroit Press disagreed entirely, saying "With 'Fast Times,' we have 'Dull Pegs'.
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Durham's wife had expressed support for this site before her death. According to The Times, "a more suitable spot for the erection of a monument to the late lamented Earl could not have been selected". Hutt hoped to erect a statue of Durham, and read out a letter from a sculptor who had offered to make one. By this point, around £3000 () had been subscribed.
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Thomas Chatto (1 September 1920 – 8 August 1982) was an English actor. He made some 28 appearances between 1957 and his death. Chatto appeared mostly in films, including Oscar Wilde (1960) in which he played the Clerk of Arraigns. He had a minor role in the pilot episode of Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) in 1969 in the episode, "My Late Lamented Friend and Partner".
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However, I have done nothing of the sort, and am not likely to now — too old, and I can enjoy without misgivings the evidences of your skill, tenacity, and acuteness. Many thanks for your letter with the enclosures, giving the history of those lively ladies, the daughters of the late lamented Bully Hayes. Mostly all the inferences and surmises in your letter are correct. I did go to Minlacowie.
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Frederick William "Fred" Horner (born 12 December 1854) was a British playwright, publisher and Conservative politician. Born in Newport, Monmouthshire, he was educated privately. He was active in local politics as a member of the vestry or local authority for the central London parish of St Martin in the Fields, and he assumed the nom de plume of "Martyn Field". Among his plays were The Late Lamented, The Bungalow and The Other Fellow.
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It sets up a deathtrap for each of the heroes, complete with suggestions on how they can get out and what will happen when they do (and just in case they don't, there is the inevitable deus ex machina). And the adventure isn't over when the heroes leave Murderworld. Enough background is included to enable a group to start its own FF campaign, including stats for the late lamented Dr. Doom". He adds: "Unfortunately, this module is not without flaws.
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The Browns' first game in the NFL in 1950 was against the two-time defending champion Philadelphia Eagles in Philadelphia. They won the game 35–10, the first of 10 victories that year. After beating the New York Giants in a playoff game, the Browns went on to win the championship game against the Los Angeles Rams on a last-minute field goal by Groza. "The flag of the late lamented AAFC flies high, and Paul Brown has the last laugh", the Plain Dealer's editorial page proclaimed.
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He played the latter role in the 1989 film version for Kenneth Branagh. In 1991 he appeared in Alan Bennett's The Madness of George III, again at the National Theatre. Innocent's television appearances include the 1969 pilot episode of Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased), The Persuaders!, My Late Lamented Friend and Partner as well as Callan, Crown Court, The Professionals, Minder, Inspector Morse, the Bursar in Porterhouse Blue, EastEnders and as Lord Robert "Bunchy" Gospell in episode 6 (Death in a White Tie) of the Inspector Alleyn Mysteries.
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An odd-but-gifted poet, Evan Merck (Wes Bentley) makes his living writing suicide notes for the soon-to-be departed. So when he meets Charlotte (Winona Ryder), the free-spirited sister of his latest client, Evan has no choice but to lie about his relationship to her late, lamented brother. Curiously attracted by his evasive charms, a smitten Charlotte begins her pursuit, forcing Evan to juggle an amorous new girlfriend, a sarcastic new client (Ray Romano) and an ever-increasing mountain of lies.
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The magazine caught the attention of the press during the 50th anniversary of the so-called crash, prompting Kurtz to participate in television and radio interviews and talk shows. The magazine itself was seen nationally on network news, including NBC and CNN as well as a number of documentaries on the Roswell subject. Kurtz was also an entertainment news and rumor reporter/editor for Cinescape Online magazine and its website. Kurtz is one of the co-creators and regular contributors of the highly respected, late-lamented Monsterscene magazine.
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The Fabulous Clipjoint, first published in book form in 1947 (originally published under the title ``Dead Man's Indemnity`` in Mystery Book Magazine, April 1946), is the first full-length novel by writer Fredric Brown,Amazon Editorial review who had honed his craft by publishing hundreds of short stories in the pulp magazines of the day. The Fabulous Clipjoint is also the first of seven detective novels featuring the nephew/uncle team of Ed and Am Hunter.Amazon customer review The subsequent novels in the series are The Dead Ringer, The Bloody Moonlight, Compliments of a Fiend, Death Has Many Doors, The Late Lamented, and Mrs Murphy's Underpants.
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She appeared as artist Rita Bell in an episode of the ABC series The Human Jungle ("The Twenty-Four Hour Man", 1964). Another of Mantez's roles was as Happy Lee, the girl suspected of Marty Hopkirk's murder in the pilot episode of the ITC series Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) ("My Late Lamented Friend and Partner", 1969). During the 1960s, Mantez appeared in a number of stage musicals; these included Cowardy Custard (the Mermaid Theatre's tribute to Noël Coward), Monty Norman's The Perils of Scobie Prilt, and the West End production of Every Other Evening (starring Margaret Lockwood). She toured Europe, once appearing in Porgy And Bess in East Berlin.
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In August 2013, Jeremy Paxman accused his employers of pogonophobia after he was criticized by many newspapers and social networking sites for presenting the BBC's current-affairs programme Newsnight whilst sporting a beard. Paxman said: "Unless you're lucky enough to be Uncle Albert on Only Fools and Horses, Demis Roussos or Abu Hamza, the BBC is generally as pogonophobic as the late-lamented Albanian dictator, Enver Hoxha." He later wrote: "The thing is, I don’t normally like beards," and noting how he'd become a "poster-boy" for the Beard Liberation Front, Paxman lamented that he was "finding it quite a heavy burden". Former BBC Radio 4 and World Service broadcaster Robin Lustig, previously winner of "Beard of the Year", also described the BBC as pogonophobic.
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The greatest contribution the movement has made to the Church is that it has prepared and provided able and outstanding leaders for her service from time to time including Late lamented Metropolitan Dr. Stephanos Mar Theodosious, late Metropolitan Dr. Philipose Mar Theophilos, Metropolitan Dr. Paulose Mar Gregorios (Theologian & Former President, WCC), the late Shri C.M. Stephen (Former Union Cabinet Minister), Alexander Joseph and Dr. P.C. Alexander M.P. (Former Governor of Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu). The blessed name of the Patron saint Saint Gregorios of Parumala, the great vision of Saint Saint Dionysius (Vattasseril), the prayerful patronage of holy fathers of the Church and the encouragement of elders have enabled the movement to serve the Church and the student community at large.
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Windsor attended Queen Mary's Grammar School, Walsall, and studied speech training and drama at the Central School of Speech and Drama, then based at the Royal Albert Hall, London.'Fogie – The Life (1865-1945) of Elsie Fogerty Pioneer of speech training for the theatre and everyday life', Marion Cole (Peter Davis, London, 1967) He played Detective Sergeant John Watt in Z-Cars from 1962 to 1965, and thereafter its spin-offs Softly, Softly (1966-1969), Softly, Softly: Taskforce (1969-1976), Jack The Ripper (1973), and Second Verdict (1976). He appeared as 'Tobin' in Series 6, Episode 9 of The Avengers. In 1969, he appeared in the pilot episode of Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) in the episode "My Late Lamented Friend and Partner" as Sorrensen, a wealthy businessman with a murderous streak.
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George Alexander in the original production of The Importance of Being Earnest, 1895 During 1890–1892 Aynesworth played a series of roles at the Court Theatre: George Liptott in The Weaker Sex; Lord St John Brompton in Aunt Jack; the Hon Brooke Twombley in The Cabinet Minister; the Hon Gilbert Stukeley in The Volcano; and Richard Webb in The Late Lamented."Mr. E. Allan Aynesworth", The Era Almanack, January 1896, p. 32 After appearing at the Avenue, Globe, Criterion, Daly's and Garrick Theatres, during 1883–1884, Aynesworth joined George Alexander's company at the St James's, where he played Algernon Moncrieff in the first production of The Importance of Being Earnest. He recalled that Wilde attended only one rehearsal, and then called the cast together and told them that he had just witnessed "a play that reminded him slightly of one that he'd written", but that the similarity ended there."Fifty Years in the Theatre: Mr Aynesworth's Jubilee", The Observer, 6 June 1937, p.
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Robinson summarised his safety-first approach in going so far back as the bowler delivered: > Though this routine made his play air-tight in one way, it simplified > opposing captains' field-placing to curb his scoring, it left him with a > back-foot addict's liability to go leg-before-wicket or be caught behind on > either side, and it allowed his attackers to bowl their most awkward length > ... he could have made more runs since the war as a stroke-player, and won > popular backing as a candidate for the title of world's best batsman, > instead of the austere distinction of looking the hardest Australian to get > out.Robinson, p. 79. David Frith wrote of Bill Brown's memories of Barnes as a person, and his controversial fielding: > 'Bagga' Barnes was also Bill's room-mate, and his affection for his late > lamented pal, a lovable rogue, was obvious. He recalled the furore over > Barnes's provocative field positioning, extremely close at silly mid-on, and > how criticism of his foot being too close to the mown pitch prompted him to > plonk his boot a couple of feet into the forbidden territory – and a couple > of feet more when the English crowd roared at him.
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