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Oscar Wilde, Richard Nixon, and Real-Life In Baghdad

By BILL RODRIGUEZ | September 19, 2007

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ARTICLES BY BILL RODRIGUEZ

THE WILBURY GROUP’S MARVELOUS LUNGS | October 17, 2012
If Lungs doesn't leave you out of breath, you're ready for competitive sprinting.

THE GRIM REAPER LOOMS IN URI’S MARVIN’S ROOM | October 18, 2012
Given a choice of laughing or crying over misfortune, blubbering isn't most people's pick.

REVIEW: MALT | October 18, 2012
Wisely, a new addition to the Newport dining scene is starting off modestly; it's little more than a pub, but enough more that it shows good promise and even some adventurousness. Malt opened this summer with little fanfare but soon earned a growing fan base.

A HIGH-FLYING CATCH ME IF YOU CAN AT PPAC | October 10, 2012
The subject and story of Catch Me If You Can sound like the flights of fancy that customarily keep musicals aloft, but it's propelled by an actual rascal and the unlikely high points of his actual career(s).

UNUSUAL SOULMATES IN 2ND STORY’S THE GOAT | October 02, 2012
Edward Albee has always managed to drill deeply into the human heart and not stop until he gets a gusher, never more so than in The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia?