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The Blurbs
June 24, 2005
Blurb Racket 6/24/05
Our weekly roundup of misleading review blurbs—in ads for movies, books, theater, and more—takes on Heights, The Girl in the Café, Sahara, and more.
The Blurbs
June 18, 2005
Blurb Racket 6/18/05
Our weekly roundup of misleading review blurbs—in ads for movies, books, theater, and more—takes on Cinderella Man, Entourage, the latest from Nick Hornby and Umberto Eco, and more.
Comedy
June 14, 2005
Overheard at SketchFest NYC
Quotes and photos from New York's inaugural national sketch-comedy festival.
Food
June 14, 2005
Globalize Me
South of the equator, McDonald's marries its signature dishes with local flavor to form culinary masterpieces.
Comedy
June 3, 2005
Gotham Gets Its Sketchfest
Six years after the first national sketch-comedy festival, New York gets its turn. Gelf interviews the organizer about the city's evolving comedy scene and what to expect from the out-of-town troupes. Plus, see a photo gallery of 15 SketchFest NYC troupes and their responses to Gelf's comedy questionnaire.
The Blurbs
May 31, 2005
Blurb Racket 5/31/05
Our weekly roundup of misleading review blurbs—in ads for movies, books, theater—and more, takes on Madagascar, Empire Falls, Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close, and more.
Comedy
May 11, 2005
Word Games
Funnyman Demetri Martin ditched law school to explore palindromes and pound a toy kickdrum onstage. The judiciary's loss is our gain.
Books
May 10, 2005
Can We All Get Along?
We have no choice, say John Hagel III and John Seely Brown. In their new book, The Only Sustainable Edge, the Silicon Valley business gurus talk about collaboration, globalization, and why friction is not necessarily a bad thing.
Comedy
April 29, 2005
Invasion of Kiwi Comics
New Zealand's fourth most popular guitar-based digi-bongo a capella-rap-funk-comedy folk duo rocks New York.
Food
April 23, 2005
Tea and Empathy
France and Japan join in blissful matrimony at the New York café Thè Adoré.
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