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Sent to me by a friend on Facebook with the note “a ‘certified copy’ of an already iconic wardrobe accessory…”<\/a><\/p>\n

Latest advice column from Dear Sugar<\/a> which made me cry. No. It’s not okay. It will never be okay. And you have to be okay with that not okayness<\/i>. Also, I love her advice to those dealing with others who are grieving. Unless you are inner circle, stick with “Sorry for your loss”. There’s a reason why those words were invented. Because they work. I love Sugar.<\/p>\n

Check out Aaron Cutler’s fascinating piece about Kiarostami’s The Report<\/i><\/a>.<\/p>\n

I am counting the days until this book<\/a> comes out. <\/p>\n

I love the title that James Wolcott<\/a> gave to his account of our Algonquinesque evening with The Siren and Scribbler: The Art of Conversation Isn’t Dead If You’re Keeping the Right Company<\/a>. <\/p>\n

I should have linked to this when it went up but it’s been a crazy month. Jason Bellamy and Ed Howard are back with another “Conversation” – this one about Last Tango in Paris<\/i><\/a>.<\/p>\n

I love Saul Bass. Here’s an interesting piece<\/a>.<\/p>\n

The always-awesome Grammar Girl has a fun informative essay up called How To Speak English like the Irish<\/a>. I am in love with the observation about the lack of “yes” and “no”. So true! And then of course there is The Irish “Ish”<\/a>.<\/p>\n

My good friend Dan reviews the new Mildred Pierce<\/i> for Slant<\/a>. It’s a must-read (but then Dan’s stuff always is).<\/p>\n

Mitchell, one of my best friends, is interviewed about his latest project, This<\/i><\/a>.<\/p>\n

If only Lady Macbeth had had a sassy gay friend. I know Lady Macbeth. She is one of the funniest women I have ever met. <\/p>\n