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Comics sales | Torsten Adair takes a snapshot of what graphic novels were selling best on the Barnes & Noble website last week, and the results look very good if you're Robert Kirkman: Thirteen out of 20 graphic novels to make the Top 1000 books were volumes of The Walking Dead, and overall, hardcovers outsold paperbacks. So maybe the zombie thing isn't totally over? The top-selling graphic novel isn't even out yet: It's the graphic novel adaptation of George R.R. Martin's A Game of Thrones. Both that and The Walking Dead Compendium cracked the Top 100, which includes all books, not just graphic novels. [The Beat]
Digital comics | Andy Ihnatko of the Chicago Sun-Times says the new iPad improves the comic reading experience: "But the iPad's new Retina Display throws the door to digital comic books wide open. The experience of reading a comic book on either of the first two generations of iPads was, at best, adequate. If your vision is good and you're willing to squint a little, you can possibly read comics in fullpage mode. Halfway through the first issue of a story arc, though, you'll stop being a hero. If you're using an open comic book editor, you'll start zooming and scrolling. If you bought your comics from the Comixology mode, you'll switch to their guided panel view mode." [Chicago Sun Times]
Theme parks | Disney CEO Bob Iger said the company has begun preliminary design work that will pave the way for Marvel superheroes to one day appear alongside familiar characters in Disney theme parks. Iger told shareholders attending the annual meeting Tuesday that the company has been working on some concepts, but hasn't announced anything yet. Disney is currently developing attractions based on James Cameron's Avatar film for its Animal Kingdom park in Orlando, Florida, which are expected to be ready in 2015. [Los Angeles Times]
Comic strips | Alan Gardner counts 57 newspapers that aren't carrying this week's Doonesbury comics, which address a Texas law requiring women requesting an abortion to submit to a transvaginal ultrasound. But according to Universal UClick, no papers have dropped Garry Trudeau's strip. [The Daily Cartoonist]
Publishing | John Jackson Miller discusses the Rule of Eight, which holds that independent publishers start to falter once they put out more than eight titles per month, and goes into the nuances of the theory with its originator of the idea, Marc Patten. [The Comichron]
Some newspapers just put Gary Trudeau's Doonesbury on the editorial page; others run it next to Garfield and then are startled when they notice the tone is somewhat different. Watch for one of those moments next week: The Portland Oregonian and the St. Paul Pioneer Press have already announced they will not run a week's worth of strips that are critical of the Texas law requiring women to have an ultrasound before they are permitted to have an abortion. Other papers, including the Kansas City Star, will move them to the op-ed section. Jim Romenesko has the scripts as well as statements from the two papers—and from the Dallas Morning News, which will run the strips. (Honestly, the scripts sound a bit heavy-handed, but I thought Friday's was dead on.)
On the one hand, you can see the papers' point. People don't want to hear about abortion over their Cheerios, and the strips include mention of a ten-inch "shaming wand" and show a woman in stirrups in an examining room. But Doonesbury has always been controversial and by now, there is no excuse for editors not to know what they are getting into. Besides, it's satire on a social issue that has been very much in the news these days, including the news and opinion sections of those same newspapers, so why not run it on the funny pages?
The Atlantic Wire thinks that getting himself banned is brilliant self-promotion on Trudeau's part, noting that the Chicago Tribune pulled some Doonesbury strips last year that drew from Joe McGinniss's book about Sarah Palin. And it's not like he'll take a big hit from this; Lee Salem, president of Universal UClick, which syndicates Doonesbury, figures "20 or 30″ papers out of the 1,400 that carry the strip will kill next week's episodes.
UPDATE: In an interview with the Washington Post, Trudeau says that ignoring the latest turn in the abortion controversy would be "comedy malpractice."
Creators | Market Day creator James Sturm explains he'll be boycotting The Avengers movie because he believes Jack Kirby, co-creator of many of Marvel's longest-lasting characters, "got a raw deal": "What makes this situation especially hard to stomach is that Marvel's media empire was built on the backs of characters whose defining trait as superheroes is the willingness to fight for what is right. It takes a lot of corporate moxie to put Thor and Captain America on the big screen and have them battle for honor and justice when behind the scenes the parent company acts like a cold-blooded supervillain. As Stan Lee famously wrote, 'With great power comes great responsibility.'" Tom Spurgeon notes the position seems to mark a shift for Sturm, who wrote the Eisner-winning 2003 miniseries Fantastic Four: Unstable Molecules for Marvel. [Slate, The Comics Reporter]
Retailing | Rumors have begun to swirl that online retail giant Amazon plans to open a brick-and-mortar store in Seattle within the next few months to help gauge the profitability of a chain. The store reportedly won't just sell e-readers and tablets, but also books from Amazon's newly launched publishing division. [Good E-Reader, Gawker]
Publishing | Japanese publisher Shueisha Inc. released the 65th volume of Eiichiro Oda's pirate manga One Piece last week with a first printing of 4 million copies, tying the record set in November by the previous volume. [The Mainichi Daily News]
Retailing | Howard Ackler writes about the final days of Dragon Lady Comics, the Toronto retailer that closed last week after 33 years in business. [National Post]
Passings | Tom Wilson Sr., creator of the long-running comic strip Ziggy, passed away Sept. 16. According to a press release from Universal Uclick, Wilson, 80, had suffered from a long illness and died in his sleep. For more than 35 years, Wilson served as a creative director at American Greetings. Wilson first published Ziggy in the 1969 cartoon collection When You're Not Around. The Ziggy comic panel, syndicated by Universal Uclick (formerly Universal Press Syndicate), launched in 15 newspapers in June 1971. It now appears in more than 500 daily and Sunday newspapers and has been featured in best-selling books, calendars and greeting cards. Wilson's son, Tom Wilson Jr., took over the strip in 1987. [Universal Uclick]
Awards | The Chill by Jason Star and Mick Bertilorenzi won an Anthony Award this weekend at Bouchercon, the annual mystery convention. The Vertigo Crime selection won in the Best Graphic Novel category, while Birds of Prey writer Duane Swierczynski took the Best Original Paperback category with his novel Expiration Date. [Examiner]
The Poynter Institute's Jim Romenesko (always the go-to source for journalism news) reports that Newsday and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution have joined the Chicago Tribune in refusing to run this week's Doonesbury strips, which include excerpts from Joe McGinniss' book The Rogue, an unauthorized and extremely salacious biography of former Alaska governor and vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin. Shawn McIntosh, editor of the Journal-Constitution, has this response to readers who commented:
Mr. Trudeau has based this series of comic strips on an as-yet unpublished book by author Joe McGinnis about Sarah Palin. Since the book is not yet published, Ms. Palin has not had an opportunity to comment publicly on the content included in the book and picked up in the cartoons. Nor has the book yet been reviewed for accuracy. In essence, the cartoons would be reporting news, not commenting on news that is already public.
That raises an interesting question: Would the papers run the cartoons two weeks from now, after the book has been published? According to The Washington Post, McGinniss sent cartoonist Garry Trudeau an advance copy and later approached him about "an exclusive first-serial arrangement." Honestly, this sounds as much like blatant product placement as an attempt to break news on the comics page.
Sales charts | Dollar sales of comics sold through Diamond Comic Distributors were up more than 15 percent in August, while graphic novel dollar sales rose by more than 31 percent when compared to the year-ago period. ICv2 puts the gains in perspective, noting that comic sales were down 17 percent in August 2010 and graphic novel sales were down 21 percent. August 2010 also had four ship weeks compared to August 2011's five. DC Comics topped the August charts with Justice League #1, followed by Flashpoint #5, Fear Itself #5, Flashpoint #4 and Ultimate Comics Fallout #4. Serenity Better Days and Other Stories from Dark Horse was the no. 1 graphic novel for August. John Jackson Miller offers commentary as well as a look at the best-selling comics of this century, a list that will include Justice League #1. [ICv2, Comichron]
Comics | The Centers for Disease Control has awarded a roughly $145,000 contract to Terminus Media to create motion comics to educate young people about HIV. The comics will be offered on "internet-capable platforms" including desktop computers, laptop computers, video gaming systems, wireless phones and tablet computers. [Politico, Via]
Hello and welcome to another week of What Are You Reading?, where we talk about what comics and other stuff we've been reading lately. This week our special guest is Robin McConnell of Inkstuds fame, who will be guest blogging with us as well. Robin has a new book out that collects 30 of his interviews with folks like Jeff Lemire, Joe Sacco, Kate Beaton, Jaime Hernandez and many more; you can find more details on it over on his website.
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Retailing | Diamond Comic Distributors has announced it will close its Los Angeles distribution center in March, with the facility in Olive Branch, Mississippi, taking over its functions. Regional Manager James Nash will relocate from L.A. to Olive Branch. There's no word on how many jobs will be eliminated in the move, but ICv2 reports that "other staff has been encouraged to apply for positions in Olive Branch after their tenure in Los Angeles ends at the end of March." [ICv2.com]
Publishing | Following Tuesday's announcement that Ron Perazza has been named vice president of online for DC Entertainment comes word of two more additions to the department: DC Comics Online Editor Kwanza Johnson will be digital editor for DC Entertainment, and Technology Editor Dave McCullough will become director of online, both based in Burbank, Calif. The department will be headed by former WildStorm Vice President Hank Kanalz, who was promoted in October to senior vice president, digital. Heidi MacDonald also has a letter to freelancers from DC Vice President Terri Cunningham announcing that the Editorial Administration department will become Talent Relations & Services, which will remain in New York City. [Twitter, Twitter]
Legal | The Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly is resurrecting a revised bill to tighten regulations on the sexual depictions of minors in manga, anime and video games. An earlier version of the controversial proposal was voted down in mid-June. The new bill removes vague defining terms like "nonexistent youth" and reportedly avoids references to "characters younger than 18," increasing the likelihood that the proposed legislation will pass. [Anime News Network]
Retailing | As the small independent retail chain Joseph-Beth Booksellers files for bankruptcy protection, its president warns of even tougher times ahead for bookstores. "I think in the next three to five years, you'll see half the bookstores in this country close," Neil Van Uum says. [Lexington Herald-Leader, via ICv2.com]
Awards | The Webcomics List Awards is accepting nominations until Dec. 20. Winners will be announced on Jan. 31. [via Forbidden Planet International]
Publishing | John Jackson Miller delves into September's grim direct-market sales figures and discovers a (relative) bright spot: Sales of lower-tier titles — those that don't crack Diamond's Top 300 — appear to be increasing, to record levels. "How do we know?" Miller writes. "Believe it or not, a record for high sales was actually set in September. The 300th place comic book, Boom's Farscape #11, sold more copies to retailers in September than in any month since November 1996: 4,702 copies. That's a record for the period following Marvel's return to Diamond. This bellwether tells us about the shape of the market, and how prolific the major and middle-tier publishers are; when many of their titles are being released and reordered, higher-volume titles tend to push farther into the list."
However, the higher you go on the list, the worse things look: "The average comic book in the Top 25 is selling more poorly in 2010 than in 2003. At the very top of the chart, 2010's average top-sellers are about 25% off what the best-sellers of 2003 were doing." [The Comichron]
Digital publishing | As expected, Barnes & Noble on Tuesday unveiled its Nook Color e-book reader, priced at $249. The 7-inch LCD touch tablet runs on the Android 2.1 operating system, and offers web browsing, audio and video playback, and basic games (CNET notes that Barnes & Noble is pushing the device as a "reader's tablet"). The device ships on Nov. 19. [CNET, Salon, paidContent]
Internet | PayPal has announced its much-anticipated micropayments system, with Facebook and a number of other websites lining up behind it. PayPal describes the new product, available later this year, as an "in-context, frictionless payment solution that lets consumers pay for digital goods and content in as little as two clicks, without ever having to leave a publisher's game, news, music, video or media site." Scott McCloud is quick out of the gate with reaction: "This is so close, in almost every respect, to what we were asking for over a decade ago, it's almost eerie. They're even using the same language to describe it." [TechCrunch]


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Adam Matthews rescued a point for Celtic as they came from behind to grab a 2-2 draw with Scottish Premiership leaders Inverness Caledonian Thistle at Parkhead.
The Highlanders continued their impressive start to the season as Aaron Doran's superb effort gave the visitors a 14th minute lead with Richie Foran heading his side further in front 20 minutes later.
Celtic, missing a host of key players due to injury, looked shell-shocked but managed to pull one back before the break through Charlie Mulgrew.
Time looked to be running out in a lacklustre second half but Matthews fired Celtic level in the 83rd minute to end Inverness' 100 per cent winning start to the new season.
Celtic, who moved up to second three points behind Inverness with a game in hand, face Shakhter Karagandy on Wednesday in the second leg of their crucial Champions League play-off.
They will need to show a vast improvement if they are to overturn a two goal deficit from their first leg defeat in Kazakhstan.
With one eye on the play-off Celtic manager Neil Lennon made six changes to the side that lost in Kazakhstan with Amido Balde, Tony Watt and Australian international Tom Rogic all handed rare starts.
"With the players we had out today we were always going to lack a bit of quality in the final third and that proved to be the case," Lennon said.
"I can maybe make an exception for the first goal cause it was a very good shot but the second goal was poor. For me that's a point gained because of the situation we were in today (Saturday)."
His Inverness counterpart Terry Butcher wasn't too despondent about throwing away a two goal lead.
"I did cheekily say to the players that it was two points dropped but when you look at it we are very delighted with 2-2," the former England international said.
"It's wonderful and it keeps us going. We came here top of the league and we are leaving here top of the league."
Inverness, the last Scottish team to win at Celtic Park back in November 2012, arrived in Glasgow in confident mood with maximum points from their opening three fixtures and, after Tony Watt fluffed an early chance for the hosts, took the lead after just 13 minutes through a superb curling effort from Doran.
Celtic were dealt another injury blow when Israeli Beram Kayal hobbled off midway through the half with Joe Ledley replacing him.
Celtic responded with Rogic blazing over the bar after a rampaging run before Efe Ambrose saw his header clip the top of the bar.
However, it was Inverness who doubled their lead in the 35th minute when Foran was the quickest to react as Billy McKay's miss-hit overhead kick bounced in the six-yard box.
The Inverness defence had kept three consecutive clean sheets but their goal was finally breached in the 42nd minute when Mulgrew pulled one back.
Rogic's through ball was cut out by Doran but Ledley won it back and fed Emilio Izaguirre whose low pass was toe-poked home by Mulgrew from 10 yards out.
The first real opportunity of the second-half fell to Balde who connected well with an Izaguirre cross but his looping header landed on the roof of the net.
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SAN ANTONIO -- Denver Nuggets forward Carmelo Anthony missed his fourth consecutive game with a sprained left ankle Sunday against the San Antonio Spurs.
Nuggets coach George Karl said the NBA's leading scorer still isn't comfortable making sharp moves, and Denver was expecting a fast-paced game against the Spurs.
Karl expects Anthony to try to play Monday against Sacramento.
Anthony is averaging 29.7 points and injured his ankle a week ago against New Orleans. The Nuggets are 2-1 without him so far.


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Defender Maddie DeCerbo has started all 13 games this season for the Cavaliers. She has been a silent contributor to the team all season with a defensive save against Miami (Ohio) the only mark on her stat line. VirginiaSports.com chatted with the back after practice this week to help fans better get to know the second year player from Surf City, New Jersey.
When did you first start playing field hockey?
Around fifth grade. I played soccer first and I didn't really want to play field hockey, but my sister played so I tried it. Then I scored on her and I was like, "OK. I'll play.'
Why didn't you want to play field hockey?
I think it was the mouth guards actually. I absolutely hated it. And I was in love with soccer and just wanted to play soccer forever, but that changed. I played travel soccer and club field hockey until eighth grade, then I stuck with field hockey.
Did you start playing as a defender?
No, when I went to my club team, my coach moved me to defense. At school, I played midfield, until later on.
What was it that your club coach saw that made her think you would be a good defender?
I think it was patience, I'm not really sure. She just thought I'd be good back there, just to try me out. Then it just worked. She always had me at left back actually, so I've played left back since eighth grade on my club team. And I play left back here, so it's just been my position.
What is your main job as a left back?
Keep the attackers to the outside, and make sure they don't get to Jenny [Johnstone]. Also to get the ball out without turning it over, which I'm working on getting better at, so when we do get the ball we can continue with it up the field.
What is your strongest skill?
I guess I've been getting better at end line defense. I've been working at getting better at that, especially on the left side. It's much harder because you have to get your feet all the way around. I've been doing that more this season.
Coming from New Jersey, what was the biggest change moving to Charlottesville?
I live at the beach in New Jersey, so that would be the biggest thing. I love the beach in September, especially since I'm not there anymore. It's a little bit cooler, but there's also no tourists there, so it's all to ourselves. I even like going onto the beach in a sweatshirt
Back in Jersey, your first job was in a pretzel factory?
My dad owns two Philly Pretzel Factories out by where we are. He made me put on the pretzel costume a few times, and I worked there all through high school. I know how to make them; we make the dough and everything. It's fun.
With Yale coming up, what does the team need to do to extend the winning streak to seven games?
We need to work really hard. We can't go in there casually like we did against St. Joe's and give up stupid things. We need to work hard and play our system. It's going to be really great experience leading up to playing against UNC and Wake.
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Pretty Lonnie Sawyer is shy and innocent, used to fading into the background within her family, and among the creeks and hollows of the Appalachian hills. Though her family is poor and her father abusive, she clings to a quiet faith. But when handsome ladies man and bluegrass musician Gideon O Riley steals a kiss, that one action seals her fate.
Her father forces her into a hasty marriage with Gideon a man she barely knows and does not love. Equally frustrated and confused by his new responsibilities, Gideon yearns for a fresh start, forcing Lonnie on an arduous journey away from her home in Rocky Knob.
Her distant groom can t seem to surrender his rage at the injustice of the forced matrimony or give Lonnie any claim in his life. What will it take for Gideon to give up his past, embrace Lonnie's God, and discover a hope that can heal their two fractured hearts?
Gideon only ever cared about himself. Now that Lonnie is his wife, will he ever be worthy of her heart?
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Michael O'Keefe opened The O'Keefe Studio in Richardson, TX, with an inaugural reception last May 17. Classes for drawing and sculpture are offered at the studio.Read more
Michael O'Keefe opened The O'Keefe Studio in Richardson, TX, with an inaugural reception last May 17. Classes for drawing and sculpture are offered at the studio.Read more
Sara Abbott McEown is an attorney at Jackson Walker recently selected as a "Super Lawyer – Rising Star" by Thomson Reuters. Her name appeared in Texas Monthly magazine in April 2013.Read more
Ruthie Leggett and Zachary Thicksten were married last July 6 in Beaver Creek, CO, and now live in Little Rock.Read more
Shakeeb Mir is a "Super Lawyer – Rising Star," one of no more than 2.5 percent of the lawyers in Texas selected for this honor. His name appears in the April 2013 issue of Texas Monthly magazine. Shakeeb is with the Jackson Walker law firm.Read more
Ashley Randt Kneisly and her mother, Margo Geddie – who attended SMU before moving to Houston and becoming a successful financial advisor – work together managing large investment and retirement portfolios at The Geddie Group at Morgan Stanley in Houston, which recently became a title sponsor of MBA Women International'sRead more
Kimberly Hamerman and her husband, Eliot Hamerman, celebrated the arrival of their son, Conrad Cash, April 17, 2013.Read more
Katherine E. (Katy) Blanchard is the keeper of the Near East collection at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. She installed objects for the Hallie Ford Museum of Art's show "Breath of Heaven, Breath of Earth: Ancient Near Eastern Art from American Collections," running August 31 toRead more
Ashley Arendale (M.S.A. '06) married Elvin Lewis Baum, II in Littleton, CO, Aug. 25, 2013. They live in Denver and Colorado Springs, where he serves at Fort Carson in the U.S. Army.Read more
Yasmeen Tadia is gaining renown for inventing Fluffpop, a gourmet cotton candy, that she produces in a variety of flavors, among them guava, pineapple, cappuccino, pomegranate and mint. Her story appeared July 7, 2013, in The Dallas Morning News.Read more
Nathan Smithson has received the honor of being named a "Super Lawyer – Rising Star" in the April 2013 issue of Texas Monthly magazine. He is a rising star at the Jackson Walker law firm.Read more


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Nestled right in the center of New York City overlooking 5th Ave on the perfect last day of winter, Coach found a spot to showcase their Fall 2012 Legacy collection. The new location from their typical preview gave way to an entirely new look for the brand, almost like a relaunch.
One of my favorite winners from this year's Oscars was Octavia Spencer. The Best Supporting Actress from the movie The Help heard her name called out and was completely and totally in shock. I love seeing someone genuinely surprised and thrilled by an award, and clearly Octavia was. Her acceptance speech was personal and moving as she stood at the podium barely able to hold it together, I was jumping off my couch clapping.
During the red carpet arrivals, Octavia wore a beaded, shirred white Tadaschi Soshi gown. But after the award show she was caught backstage gripping her golden Oscar and carrying a more spacious bag, the Coach Pinnacle Allie (more…)
I have shared this before, but my first ever handbag was a Coach bag. From that day forward I was hooked on bags and it clearly changed my life going forward, as I get to talk about the accessories I love every day. While many designers have come in and out of my collection, Coach will always have a special place in my heart. Over the past few years, Coach has churned out higher quality and priced items season after season. The true Coachies (a name given to Coach bag lovers by our loyal Coach PurseForum members) have grown with the brand and found the collections that they love most.
For $800, brands like Alexander Wang and Louis Vuitton can be purchased, but right now I am crushing on the Coach Pinnacle Leather Allie. (more…)
A couple months back we had the privilege to take a first look at the Coach Men's Collection for Spring. The line mixes rugged and cool with some influences of boxing and baseball.
Particularly interesting was the line of wallets that were made out of old baseball gloves. The gloves were taken apart by Coach artisans and then each wallet was sown together by hand. I like my leather accessories to show a nice patina over time with use, with these wallets you get the rugged shine, smell and touch right from the start.
I never seriously considered Coach as a major contender in men's accessories until I saw this preview up close. The prices are great and the style is on-point.
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First Louis Vuitton, then Dior, and now Coach – the artist-designed handbag doesn't seem to be a trend that will fade any time soon, and based on the lovely, modern pieces that make up the Hugo Guinness for Coach collaboration, that's a boon to both the accessories and art worlds. Guinness, a London-born, Brooklyn-based artist, lent some of his drawings to a range of 17 Coach men's accessories that will debut in stores in February with prices ranging from $68 to $398. Even if they're meant for the fellas, I'd still line up to get my hands on a few of these pieces. Check out a preview, after the jump. (more…)
Yesterday, Vlad, Amanda and I headed west to what seemed like the end of the world, aka the Hudson River. (Geography for anyone living in Manhattan is utterly skewed.) I would gladly walk 6 avenues any day for the chance to preview Coach's upcoming collection of bags and accessories, especially when hosted in the Archive at the Coach Carriage House. While we were there to focus on Spring 2012, my eyes continuously wandered to case after case of Coach staples from the past. But that will come another day; today is all about the upcoming collection. (more…)
We all know that I'm not exactly the kind of girl who's happy with a closet full of black, tan and chocolate brown bags. I need variety! I need color! I need chartreuse and coral, if possible! Not to mention that a classic shape with a crazy color is just about the freshest thing going in handbags right now. It's wearable, it's modern, it's bold – what's not to like?
Obviously Coach knows this stuff, so the Coach Classics Collection that everyone was excited about last month has gotten its second wind, this time with fun new colors like lime green, watermelon pink and ivory. (I don't have a cute fruit description for ivory, so just go with it.) I'm going to continue to wait for the small crossbody to come in colors that aren't already represented in my bag wardrobe, and if you'd like to find out if you'll be doing the same, check out the new options after the jump. You can pick up these bags via Coach.com. (more…)
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There was a time when huge celebrities who largely avoided domestic advertising in order to maintain their pristine images for fans did ad campaigns overseas for big bucks and Americans were none the wiser. That time was before the Internet, and it has very clearly passed. Via Vogue Taiwan, we now have a peek at Gwyneth Paltrow's first ads as the international brand ambassador for Coach. (more…)
In my experience, most people other adore Coach Poppy Handbags or they hate them, there's not much of an in-between. And that's true of most lines that really go for it when it comes to having a point of view – the more personality a bag has, the wider the gulf between the lovers and the haters becomes. With their bright, in-your-face, pink-and-sparkly persona, the Poppy bags were about as divisive as it gets. They were also less expensive than other Coach bags and positioned to appeal to a younger customer, which clearly worried some lifetime Coach devotees.
It looks as though the brand might be trying to establish a little bit of middle ground with the new Coach Poppy Pushlock Collection. (Not to be confused with Mulberry's similarly named Polly Pushlock bags.) These monotone leather designs are still something of a steal compared to average Coach pricing, but the feel is a bit more chic and upmarket without losing the line's youthful appeal. More photos of the line and prices after the jump, or you can shop the line via Coach.com. (more…)
It's hard to think of an American accessories brand with as devoted a following as Coach; in fact, the New York-based leathergoods giant might not have any domestic competition in the "ardent fandom" department. Those of you who consider yourself a part of that very large group will be excited to check out the new Coach Chelsea Collection, which features totes, satchels and shoulder bags in a variety of leathers and fabrics. Several more pictures, after the jump. (more…)
Ok, so this post a little last minute for a Father's Day gift idea but honestly, I know many of you may be like me and procrastinate. When it comes to both Mother's Day and Father's Day, I always try to find a gift that can be sentimental. It gets hard to come up with something year after year, but as much as my dad loves Hermes ties, sometimes a tie gets a little too repetitive.
If you are looking for a last minute Father's Day gift option, have an accessory from Coach monogrammed.
Shop the Coach Classic Collection at NET-A-PORTER.com
As the Coach brand expands rapidly, offering everything from the youthful Poppy line to the more refined Kristen collection, many fans of the brand still yearn for the Coach Classics. To many, a "classic Coach bag" might mean the small signature Demi Pouch, but the brand became known for their simple and refined leather Heritage collection in the 1970s, long before its logo fabric became a signature touch.
With the current 70s trend in full swing, NET-A-PORTER Buying Director Holli Rogers felt it was the perfect moment to bring back some of the original Coach designs and introduce them to a new generation of women. The five bags of the Coach Classics Collection will be exclusively carried at NET-A-PORTER.com and are sure to sell out quickly. Click for more on the Coach Classic Collection!


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Enjoy the winter in style this season with this muffler from united colors of benetton. Drape it or knot it over your t-shirts or kurtas and enjoy that hot street food in the mist with much comfort.
Made of 45% acrylic, 40% viscose and 15% wool
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A Back to Basics Guide to Growing Your Own Food, Canning, Keeping Chickens, Generating Your Own Energy, Crafting, Herbal Medicine, and MoreWith the rapid depletion of our planet's natural resources, we would all like to live a more self-sufficient lifestyle. But in the midst of an economic crisis, it's just as important to save money as it is to go green. As Gehring shows in this thorough but concise guide, being kind to Mother Earth can also mean being kind to your bank account! It doesn't matter where your homestead is located—farm
Sweet and Savory Miniature Pies and TartsMiniature pies are everything good about baking—fun to make, delicious to eat, quick to prepare, beautiful to serve, and easily customizable! With a miniature pie maker or muffin tins, you can make each guest's favorite kind of pie in just the right proportions in no time. Perfect for parties, bed-and-breakfast hosts, or anyone who has a hankering for pie but doesn't want to spend hours in the
Old-Style Fudge, Taffy, Caramel Corn, and Dozens of Other Treats for the Modern KitchenWith this book, you'll be whipping up dozens of candies that don't require special molds, pans, or any kitchen appliances you don't already own. From nut barks to lollipops, gumdrops to truffles, all your favorite candies are here, as well as a few new ones you won't be able to resist. Many recipes include sugar-free and/or corn syrup–free alternatives for health-conscious confectioners. Whether
A Healthy Guide to Making Delicious, Nutritious Juice and Growing Your Own Fruits and VegetablesJuicing has taken America by storm. And it's no wonder—drinking fresh fruit and vegetable juices helps you lose weight and easily absorb essential nutrients, giving you energy and making you look and feel healthier! With this book, you'll learn which fruits and vegetables are the best for juicing and how you can grow them in a small garden plot, in pots in a windowsill or on a porch, or even right
A Backyard Guide to Growing Your Own Food, Canning, Keeping Chickens, Generating Your Own Energy, Crafting, Herbal Medicine, and MoreWho doesn't want to shrink their carbon footprint, save money, and eat homegrown food whenever possible? Even readers who are very much on the grid will embrace this large, fully-illustrated guide on the basics of living the good, clean life. It's written with country lovers in mind—even those who currently live in the city. Whether you live in the city, the suburbs, or even the wilderness, there
The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Country LivingPacked with step-by-step instructions, useful tips, time-honored wisdom, and both illustrations and photographs, this might just be the most comprehensive guide to back to basics living ever published. Fans of Back to Basics, Homesteading, and Self-Sufficiency have been asking for a one-stop resource for all the subjects covered in that successful series. In response, Gehring has compiled a
The Good Living Guide to Country Skills
Wisdom for Growing Your Own Food, Raising Animals, Canning and Fermenting, and MoreGehring's books on country living have sold more than 500,000 copies. In this book, Gehring offers a guide to country living skills that is as charming as it is practical. Full of sweet illustrations and gorgeous photographs, step-by-step instructions for essential skills such as building a chicken coop are interspersed with country lore and old-fashioned tips and tricks.Readers will learn how to
Quintessential Quinoa DessertsWith over 200 pages of quinoa-inspired desserts, Quintessential Quinoa Desserts is unlike any other baking book. Inside you'll find exclusive, hand-crafted recipes and beautiful photographs for gluten-free desserts made with quinoa seeds, flour, and flakes. Discover delicious and unique desserts the whole family will enjoy! Recipes include:Quinoa Chocolate TrufflesChocolate Peanut Butter CupsMaple
The Complete Guide to Practically Perfect Grandparenting
Stories, Nursery Rhymes, Recipes, Games, Crafts and MoreStories, Nursery Rhymes, Recipes, Games, Crafts, and MoreA beautiful, keepsake book packed with everything you need to be a terrific grandparent!Beautifully illustrated and chock full of everything you need to be a great grandparent, The Complete Guide to Practically Perfect Grandparenting is the perfect gift for new grandpas and grandmas. In these pages you'll find classic stories and poems such
The Adventurer's Guide to High-Risk CareersThe success of A&E's hit series Deadliest Catch" and Discovery Channel's new reality show, The World's Toughest Jobs" prove that Americans are fascinated with danger and the people who make it their livelihood. Here readers will find all the harrying details on dozens of the riskiest jobs on earth. Ever thought about becoming a bounty hunter? Wondered how much bullfighters make? Considered
A Guide to Buying and Working Land, Raising Livestock, Enjoying Your Harvest, Household Skills and Crafts, and MoreAnyone who wants to learn basic living skills-the kind employed by our forefathers-and adapt them for a better life in the twenty-first century need look no further than this eminently useful, full-color guide. With hundreds of projects, step-by-step sequences, photographs, charts, and illustrations, The Back to Basics Handbook will help you dye your own wool with plant pigments, graft trees,
The Simple Joys of Grandparenting
Stories, Nursery Rhymes, Recipes, Games, Crafts, and MoreBeautifully illustrated and chock full of everything you need to be a great grandparent, this is the perfect gift for new grandpas and grandmas. In these pages you'll find classic stories and poems from Rudyard Kipling and Lewis Carroll, as well as the most important recipes (perfect chocolate chip cookies, amazing mac 'n cheese, and the world's cutest cupcakes), crafts that will entertain boys


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My husband was using one similar to this, but the extension pole broke off after a year of use. Not only does this one looks much sturdier, it also comes off the carrier/roller portion so it can be used just for its bag portion even if it did break off. (where the other one was attached)
I bought this bag for my husband's 17" Mac laptop. He travels a lot, so wanted lots of little pockets and places to store wires, and do dads that go with the computer, etc. This bag serves his needs perfectly. He carries his electric razor with him too and the pocket in front holds it safely and is convenient. He is very pleased and happy with this bag. I would recommend it to anyone who needs the perfect bag for their computer.
I bought this bag for my 15" laptop and I am pleased with my purchased. The con is without cushion for the laptop section.
- How accurate was the sizing? My Laptop is 15" and it barely fits with separate padded case I secured.
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. I had it for 2 wks and thus far nothing came off.
I am very satisfied with this product. I will recommend this for everyone. It´s gonna protect your laptop as your books and papers.


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I have run into issues with the FB app because it seems to run so hard and ends up draining my battery. I go back and forth with having the official app installed and just using the web client.
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Its a dependable fact that our present day way of life has wreaked destruction with our wellbeing. Stationary way of life, absence of activity, work area occupations, and expanded reliance on innovation has actually crushed our spirits. What is scarier to know is that our conceptive framework is one of the main causalities of our unfortunate propensities.
Barrenness in men because of diminished sperm tally has turned out to be to a great degree basic. Men as youthful as 25 are falling casualties to ripeness issues, because of present day living. Here are 10 regular propensities that are bringing down your sperm tally. We are all blameworthy of committing these errors without comprehending what hurt they are bringing on us.
1. Working With The Laptop On Your Lap
A standout amongst the most widely recognized propensities, verging on each damn individual who utilizes a portable workstation keeps it on their lap. The warmth from the portable PC specifically influences the temperature of the testicles that are situated outside the body just to keep them cool. Also, when we work with the overheated portable PCs on our laps, near the scrotum, we are doing only consuming with smoldering heat our plausibility to have youngsters slowly and carefully.
2. Wearing Tight Pants/Underwear All The Time
Once more, anything that raises the temperature of your crotch territory, where the scrotum is arranged will undoubtedly bring down your sperm number. Wearing tight clothing ought to entirely be kept away from as it warms up your testicles hurting your richness over the long haul.
3. An excessive amount of Alcohol Intake
Yes, men be careful with bringing down an excess of shots in that gathering on the off chance that you are attempting to get fortunate.
A study distributed in the diary BMJ Open proposed that drinking upwards of 5 units of alcohol could influence the sperm quality in a man. Could it diminish the sperm number, as well as lower the quality.
4. Utilizing Sunscreen
Much as you might want to shield your skin from the tan, the sunscreen has been connected to poor sperm quality in men. A 15-year study directed by the Department of Growth and Reproduction at Rigshospitalet has found a connection between presentation to chemicals in sunscreen and different beauty care products and low sperm quality. Sunscreen contains chemicals like BP-2 or 3OH-BP which can meddle with hormones in men. Continuously make a point to wash off all the sunscreen when inside. Abandoning it on always will just make your skin superfluously retain every one of the chemicals.
5. Counting Too Much Soy In Your Diet
An amazing wellspring of proteins for vegans, soy is known not estrogen in the body in light of the vicinity of isoflavons in it. It is accepted to build the generation of the female hormone in the body, in this manner lessening the male hormone. A study by Harvard School of Public Health uncovered that sperm generation was influenced by even a large portion of a serving of soy in a day. Better cut down on that soy milk.
6. Scrubbing down
Way of life Habits That You Didn't Know Are Lowering Your Sperm Count
As unwinding as they seem to be, steaming hot showers can heating so as to bring down sperm check up the testicles. The scrotum that contains testicles is arranged out of the body since they require a temperature cooler than that of the body to work typically. Additional hot showers and steam rooms expand the temperature of the scrotum, along these lines, bringing down your sperm number.
7. No Action In Bed
Yes, absence of activity in bed prompts… more inaction in bed. Thinks about have affirmed that absence of sex can prompt a brought down sperm include and issues ripeness. As is commonly said, all work and no play makes Jack a dull kid. A justifiable reason motivation to keep the sexual coexistence going on.
8. Smoking
Way of life Habits That You Didn't Know Are Lowering Your Sperm Count
Smoking has been connected to low sperm motility (which essentially implies that sperm development turns out to be moderate) for quite a while. A learn at University of Saarland, Germany, observed that overabundance smoking expands the vicinity of free radicals in fundamental liquid. Keep the tobacco under control.
9. Driving A Stressful Life
This is nothing unexpected. Out of a hundred hurtful impacts to the body, bringing down sperm number is one thing that push is equipped for creating. Regular anxiety, over a timeframe, causes an awkwardness of hormones in the body, accordingly influencing sperm wellbeing as well.
10. Absence Of Exercise And Being Overweight
A higher BMI builds the danger of improvement of numerous infections in the body, including barrenness. Corpulence additionally expands the level of estrogen in the body, which specifically influences the creation of sperm. Additional layers of fat likewise raise the temperature of the body, particularly the crotch territory, which again warms up the testicles.
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Love casseroles but hate the calories? Fear not. Our healthy casserole recipes are cheesy and rich, and they all clock in at under 400 calories per serving. With classic fall sides like green bean casserole and mains like baked ziti and macaroni and cheese, you can enjoy healthy casseroles throughout the season.
This hearty Italian casserole is called "healthy" for a reason! Packed with veggies, turkey sausage, and reduced-fat cheese, this bubbly low-fat dish offers a smart way to satisfy those cold-weather cravings. And did we mention it's only 254 calories per serving?
Loaded with Italian herbs including oregano, basil, and fennel, our homemade meatballs are full of flavor and low in fat, thanks to lean ground beef. Store-bought potato gnocchi and light tomato sauce keep this casserole healthy and easy to make.
Healthy macaroni and cheese? You bet. Not only is our recipe under 300 calories per serving, it's also packed with vitamins and contains a good dose of protein. Its four-cheese blend isn't too shabby, either.
The flavor? Sophisticated. The calories? Minimal. Savory fall veggies, like mellow ribbons of fennel and tender chunks of eggplant, make this slow cooker twist on a classic casserole a 255-calorie feast to remember. We added fire-roasted tomatoes and wine for extra depth of flavor.
With just two ingredient swaps, you can have the sweet potato casserole you love with far fewer calories.
Need a casserole that's ready in less than an hour and healthy to boot? This 309-calorie wonder fills the bill. A savory mixture of autumn veggies and extra-lean ground beef forms a hearty (but low-cal!) base for flaky, golden-brown biscuits.
Savory stuffing mix gives our creamy rice-and-chicken casserole the familiar goodness of your favorite Thanksgiving side. Instead of cheese, we mixed in cream of chicken soup and sour cream for double the decadence and only 383 calories per serving.
Swapping fiber-loaded barley for pasta makes all the difference in this hearty casserole recipe. Fall favorites like salty maple bacon and tender butternut squash punch up the flavor to company-worthy status.
Full of hearty grains like wheat berries, farro, and wild rice, our pilaf-style side-dish casserole has 4 grams of fiber and 5 grams of protein while staying under 200 calories per serving. Dried cranberries and chopped apples give the dish a hint of fresh sweetness.
It's hard to believe this comforting casserole, with its homemade garlicky cream sauce and crunchy crumb topping, is only 281 calories per serving. But it is! We're guessing the low-fat dairy products and abundance of veggies have something to do with it.
With layers of garlicky Swiss chard, sweet-tart cherry tomatoes, and tangy goat cheese, this healthy veggie-packed lasagna is bursting with flavor.
Rather than using store-bought mix-ins for creaminess, we made our own nutmeg-infused cream sauce to cut calories and fat from traditional green bean casserole. Crispy fried shallots top off this low-calorie take on a classic fall recipe.
Shepherd's pie, an ultimate comfort food, gets a healthy upgrade from vitamin-rich sweet potatoes and lean turkey. Perfect for Thanksgiving leftovers, this veggie-packed recipe is a casserole you can feel good about.
Believe it! This gooey bacon-studded casserole has fewer than 350 calories per serving. The secret? Creamy butternut squash lets you eliminate some of the cheese for a lower-fat but equally delicious fall casserole.
In under 30 minutes, you can enjoy a heaping bowl of this apple-laced fall casserole. Shortcuts like frozen vegetables and store-bought gravy make this recipe a snap.
Warm up on a chilly fall day with our healthy version of sweet potato casserole. The flavor-packed recipe features a vitamin-loaded blend of sweet potatoes, edamame, spicy chiles, and fresh sage.
Good thing this potato casserole is low-calorie: Its contrast of creamy, cheesy filling and crispy panko topping is impossible to resist. Best of all, this Italian-inspired dish has enough protein for a full meal.
Hearty sausage and protein-packed red lentils combine with seasonal veggies (think sweet, earthy parsnips and pungent shallots) for a 236-calorie-per-serving casserole your family is sure to request again and again!
Searching for a healthy, meatless shepherd's pie that even carnivores will love? Just mound cheesy, garlic-infused mashed potatoes over a savory filling of lentils, greens, and chopped fall veggies. We guarantee you won't miss the meat -- or the calories!
Nutty squash teams up with iron-rich spinach and spiral cellentani pasta for a casserole that's healthy and comforting. A blend of Parmigiano-Reggiano and Fontina cheeses adds a level of rich Italian flavor worthy of a gourmet meal.
Craving Thanksgiving flavors, but don't want to break the calorie bank? Try this warm, comforting casserole. Stuffing mix and rice form a filling base, while turkey, eggs, and milk provide a generous amount of protein. Sweet red pepper and a bright sherry sauce keep flavors light and balanced.


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Posted: 02/03/2016
Trevor suggests a way to keep the media accountable for their bad election predictions.
Tags: groundhog day, animals, holidays, weather, africa, movies, iowa, caucuses, candidates, elections, future, media
Posted: 02/03/2015
Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow, and Jordan Klepper's Groundhog Day report turns bloody.
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Posted: 02/03/2015
Jimmy the Groundhog arrives in Sun Prairie, WI, to deliver his weather prediction.
Tags: moment of zen, blogs/podcasts, trevor noah, groundhog day, holidays, animals
Posted: 02/02/2015
Punxsutawney Phil is making some bizarre predictions this Groundhog Day.
Tags: nick kroll, seth morris, jon daly, kroll show, groundhog day, holidays, punxsutawney phil, oral sex, anal sex, costumes, animals
Posted: 09/25/2014
Staten Island's famous groundhog meets an untimely end after being handled by Mayor Bill de Blasio.
Tags: groundhog day, holidays, new york city, death, murder, crime, conspiracies, animals, bill de blasio
Posted: 02/04/2013
The GOP appeals to Hispanics, Obama tries to appease gun owners, and Sonia Sotomayor joins Stephen.
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Posted: 03/26/2012
Stephen calls out Punxsutawney Phil.
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Posted: 02/02/2012
Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow and predicts six more weeks of 55-degree winter weather.
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Posted: 01/09/2012
The New Hampshire primary nears, and Melissa Harris-Perry confronts stereotypes about black women.
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Posted: 10/31/2011
Stephen lends a firm, guiding hand to the Occupy Wall Street movement.
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Stephen consults Middle East expert Christiane Aman-purr on Egypt's future.
Tags: egypt, demonstrations, animals, media, appearances, groundhog day, holidays, hosni mubarak, protests, international affairs, under the desk, cats
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Punxsutawney Phil predicts six more years of winter.
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Senator Chuck Grassley references "Groundhog Day" to debate the economic stimulus bill.
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Thanks to global warming, Iceland will soon be known as Landland.
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Burning Sensation
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Posted: 02/02/2007
Marriage is like the movie "Groundhog Day."
Tags: lisa landry, comedy central presents, marriage, groundhog day
Posted: 02/02/2006
Punxsutawney Phil proves smarter than all those global warming scientists.
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Posted: 02/02/2004
Jon reveals he once hit a groundhog over the head.
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Posted: 02/01/2001
Jon reveals he once hit a groundhog over the head.
Tags: groundhog day, animals
Posted: 02/02/2000
Jon reports on the results of Groundhog Day in Punxatawny, PA.
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Storm Watch 2005
Storm Watch 2005
Jan 12, 2005 12:42AM PST
Well theres a storm on the horizon, it is not however gonna rain. Unless you count the most crap-tastic gameplay of MechAssault 2. Lets go to the beginning: Idea: Mechassault 2. Execution of said idea: A travesty. Okay visually, this game is quite beautiful, once you get past the noticible framerate hits this game exhibits. Second: The pathfinding was done by a blind person, until youve figured it out on your own. Im sorry, but if a game is going to repeatedly drone out the same low grade voiceovers for "You can use your grapple hook" then it surely can give an odd texture or two or perhaps a voice cue indicating the genereal direction you need to head. If youve played Mechassult 1, you likely have what it takes to enjoy this game. Execution on nearly every level is just short of perfect, excepting the afforementioned. I am dissapointed as I try to play every game, most importantly, sequels as if I am a newbie or first timer to a series. This game on normal difficulty is a bit on the daunting side for all but the experienced gamer. I tell you 50 dollars is alot for a game that has an insane difficulty ramp for a person new to the genre, series.
6 out of 10 on my personal scale (10 being best)
6 out of 10 on my personal scale (10 being best)
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Despite being founded by two 20-somethings, ALL-IN isn't just a vanity project. The first issue features Willem Dafoe, John Waters, Chris Kraus, and is definitely worth spending a week's worth of lunch money on.
We talked to the godfather of trash about Joan Crawford, Elizabeth Taylor, and the worst movies known to man.
John Waters's 1974 trash spectacular demolished the boundaries of good taste, leaving me free to be as tasteless and depraved as I like.
In this excerpt of Edgewise: A Picture of Cookie Mueller, two men abduct three actresses who have starred in several of John Waters's classic movies.
Funny, informative, and balls-out crazy, Mark Hartley's new documentary on Cannon Films—the guys behind the 'Breakin' movies and Chuck Norris, is exactly what film history should be like.
In this excerpt of Edgewise: A Picture of Cookie Mueller, two men abduct three actresses who have starred in several of John Waters's classic movies.
In recognition of how thoroughly Waters has gotten under the world's skin, Lincoln Center hosted Fifty Years Of John Waters: How Much Can You Take?, a 12-film retrospective of his life's work. We managed to speak to him while we were there.
John Waters has been offending audiences for 50 years, but he doesn't plan to stop shocking the world anytime soon, so I called him to talk about his new book, Grindr, and everyone's favorite bad boy pop star.
Brice Dellsperger's extensive series uses cinema as found material, which can be manipulated, perverted, and subverted. We talked to the French video artist about his provocative use of camp and drag.
I attended the Feminist Porn Awards to see if feminist porn is another feminist echo chamber or a movement changing the way we view disenfranchised groups' sexual expressions.
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Since the artist Mike Kelly died last year, a flurry of retrospectives have opened. An epic show co-curated by Emi Fontana currently runs at the HangarBicocca. In between summer travels, Emi took some time to talk about the late artist.
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