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- An Aldous Huxley children's book
- How to review books
- Walt Whitman was born on this day in 1819
- The Audie Awards 2011
- The Eurovision Song Contest
- Remembering Mel Blanc
- The linotype machine
- A good look at the music industry
- The James Bond authors
- Happy Birthday, Bob Hope
- Jennifer Egan and the Goodreads Book Club
- Ten top short stories of all time
- How to Succeed after Harry Potter
- "Fleming. Ian Fleming."
- A meeting with Miles Davis
- Ringo talks
- Egypt in the early 1900s
- Steve Earle live
- Dashiell Hammett
- China Miéville
- Oprah sold books
- King Lear? An impossible play!
- John Wayne
- Paper art
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- Invitation to World Literature
- Bill Robinson
- Dracula
- The "American Idol" of opera
- Pixar
- Dylan
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- Best books for babies
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- "The King of Hollywood"
- TV changes the way we talk
- Arthur Conan Doyle
- The Irish dancing world championships
- Lang Lang
- Great Science Fiction writers
- University of Chicago library
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- Woody's women
- School libraries, again
- k.d. lang
- Happy Birthday, Jimmy Stewart
- Most powerful celebrities
- Getting books to kids
- A more modern stone age family?
- Food stories
- On reading long books
- Fantasy opera costumes
- Jeffery Deaver = Ian Fleming?
- Children's books just right for you
- Haunted author's houses
- Interview with Jodi Picault
- Douglas Adams, an appreciation
- Why TV dramas aren't working
- Richard Chamberlain
- To Kill a Mockingbird
- "As you go forth into the world..."
- A legend examined
- Science fiction writers choose their favorites
- So you want to be a rock and roll star...
- Keith Richards
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- How good an English major are you?
- Dylan responds
- Women and fantasy
- Literary quiz
- Another version of books of the future
- Woody Allen picks five influential books
- Disney days
- A history of classical music via YouTube
- J.D. Salinger reconsidered
- Pete Hamill
- Why we love Eeyore
- The Library of Congress's record collection
- Move Your Body
- The Art of Racing in the Rain for kids
- Celebrities and their moms
- Hollywood auction
- Dick Van Dyke
- "A spaceship that will take you to the farthest re...
- Essential viewing for the weekend
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- Peter and the Wolf
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