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By
Dashiell Hammett
Classics are things that don't grow old,
but simply more beautiful. At 75 this is still the American
mystery to which all others must be compared. If you have
put off reading it for any reason now is the time, if you
have read it, now is the time to reread. This truly is the
stuff that dreams are made of.
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The
Fabulous Sylvester
The Legend, the Music, the 70s in San Francisco |
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By Joshua
Gamson
Imagine
a pied piper with a dazzling falsetto, leading the people of
the nation to a place called liberation, where everyone was
welcome-to be themselves. It wasn't a fairytale, it was real,
and disco sensation Syvester was that piper, and San Francisco
was the kingdom where he reigned supreme.
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By Roger
Ebert
This is more of a companion piece than
a sequel (we all know how critics feel about sequels) to Ebert's
intelligent and enlightening Great Movies. As always
the amateur movie lover and the professional reviewer in Roger
go hand in hand, looking for what makes a movie really great,
not merely popular, or simply acclaimed.
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