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• 20 Book Review: Fashion, Fine Shoulders and Poiret at the Metropolitan Museum of Art

  The man who "dethroned the primacy and destabilized the paradigm of Western fashion."

  Review in Books — by Terence Clarke — on Oct 02, 2007

• 19 Globalization?

  May not be a bad thing, especially if it works on your feelings.

  Opinion in Culture — by Terence Clarke — on Sep 29, 2007

• 18 Kitty Margolis: The Heart and Soul of A Jazz Singer, Part 4

  Part four of a four-part series.

  Interview in Music — by Terence Clarke — on Sep 27, 2007

• 17 Interview: Kitty Margolis, The Heart and Soul of A Jazz Singer, Part 3

  Part 3 of a 4-part interview series.

  Interview in Music — by Terence Clarke — on Sep 26, 2007

• 16 Interview: Kitty Margolis, The Heart and Soul of A Jazz Singer, Part 2

  Part two of a four-part interview series.

  Interview in Music — by Terence Clarke — on Sep 25, 2007

• 15 The Great Cafés: Caffé Trieste, San Francisco

  A writer reflects on coffee, obscenity, and Allen Ginsberg.

  Opinion in Tastes — by Terence Clarke — on Sep 24, 2007

• 14 Kitty Margolis: The Heart And Soul Of A Jazz Singer (Part 1)

  Part one of a four-part interview series.

  Interview in Music — by Terence Clarke — on Sep 24, 2007

• 13 Tango, Fine Spanish Wine, and Carlos Gavito

  With this maestro, you got all these things - and more.

  Opinion in Culture — by Terence Clarke — on Sep 18, 2007

• 12 The Greatest Maestro of Tango in The World

  If you want to learn – to really learn — you’d better go to Gustavo Naveira.

  Opinion in Culture — by Terence Clarke — on Sep 12, 2007

• 11 Through the Eyes of the Sculptures in Central Park: September 11

  Shakespeare seeks the right words for his valiant hero’s worry that this world is not a safe place for those who would protect good people.

  Opinion in Culture — by Terence Clarke — on Sep 10, 2007