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September 17, 2007
Most Honorable Son

Meet Ben Kuroki, now 90 years old. A Nebraska-born Nisei he volunteered for the Army after Pearl Harbor, served on an elite B-24 bomber unit, was captured in North Africa and escaped, and flew 30 missions over Europe and another 28 over Japan.

September 17, 2007
Sing, O Mash-up!

Charles Mee’s Iphigenia 2.0 seems to incorporate everything he’s ever heard or read—mostly for the better.

September 17, 2007
Making Marty Proud

Three events worth arriving early for at the Brooklyn Book Festival this Sunday.

September 17, 2007
Five…Four…Three…

More shows to see in their final days.

September 17, 2007
Behind the Music

A pair of performances with preshow lectures that are anything but pedantic.

September 17, 2007
Anticlimactic

HBO’s great show about bad sex.

September 17, 2007
The Big Uneasy

In the cop drama K-Ville, New Orleans serves as a stormy backdrop for low-rent noir and pent-up rage.

September 17, 2007
Torchwood

In a bunker beneath Cardiff, in a convenient rift in the space-time continuum, Captain Jack’s supersecret “Torchwood” team of young scientist-investigators use scavenged alien technology to identify and eliminate unwelcome alien invaders.

September 17, 2007
‘Spring’ Allergy: Jonathan Franzen

The former German-lit major has just published a new translation of Spring Awakening.

September 17, 2007
The Joys of Togetherness

Who says group shows are just for summer?

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