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Articles Written by: GINIA BELLAFANTE
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Ginia Bellafante (born March 31, 1965) is an American writer and critic, primarily for the New York Times.
ACCORDING to latest reports from the Standard & Poor’s/Case-Shiller 20-city home price index, a closely followed measure of the residential real estate market, we are, if not in end-times, still enduring a grim and ugly passage. Although housing prices ...
In the annals of criminals with good intentions, Neal Caffrey is a guy with a big brain, a sloppy heart and a personal style that says, “Cast me in a remake of ‘Swingers.’ ” Cops are wowed by him; women fall for him. He thinks like Bill Gates; he ...
Mary Portas, left, at Floyd’s, in a shopping center in Wales.
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British reality television is a broad ...
Anthropologie, a granddaddy of we-are-the-world shopping emporiums, is a chain store that pretends not to be. Its purpose is to make you feel that you the consumer with your left-of-center politics, HBO and insistence on free-trade coffee and ...
When Seth MacFarlane’s “Family Guy” first surfaced a decade ago, it inspired such animus in his former high school headmaster, the Rev. Richardson W. Schell of the Kent School in Connecticut, that he publicly called on advertisers to boycott the show ...
If the world were to expire sometime before Friday, the debate between free will and determinism would trace its history from the Greeks, through the battles between Augustine and Pelagius, Erasmus and Luther, the writings of Hobbes, Hume and William ...
The family sitcom, as our understanding would have it, lost its cultural currency when networks determined that for the affluent viewers they sought, the workplace had become the new household, the cubicle the new bedroom and young careerist upstarts ...
In 1962, during the early heyday of the hospital drama, CBS introduced a series that nobly shifted the focus from the lionized role of male physicians to the hard work performed by the women who kept the IVs filled and the compassion on tap. The show ...
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Julianna Margulies has appeared on television only sporadically since she left “ER” nearly a decade ago, and for this viewer ...
In recent months female essayists like Cristina Nehring, in her book “A Vindication of Love,” have advocated for tempestuousness in modern relationships, a fury of the kind practiced by artists and writers in the days before a successful marriage was ...
