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Ocean Vuong (Penguin Press) Vuong, a Vietnamese American poet, won great acclaim with his first novel, “On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous.” His latest is sent in East Gladness, Conn., where a ...

It's no secret that Rhode Island is home to some of the world's most prestigious ... many famous faces got their start as students at the various universities around the state. John Krasinski attends ...

Britain’s leading Improv troupe and residents of the most famous comedy club in the world are on tour. The original stars of Whose Line is it Anyway? Josie Lawrence, Richard Vranch, Neil Mullarkey, ...

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Finally, we limited the list to Americans: Asking 25 books to represent 25 years of artistic progress within the many traditions that feed into American poetry was difficult enough. For all the ...

Take his famous 2020 SNL monologue ... There is so much potential for comedy in this complexity. It’s a shame that most jokes about hypocrisy seek to oversimplify it instead.

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