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 For Her, the Show Goes On
By JESSE McKINLEY
Charlotte d'Amboise is under no illusions about what many on Broadway think of her: as an actress whose talent is enough to support a show but not open one.
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ART REVIEW | 'THE EYE OF THE STORM'
 Tall French Visitor Takes Up Residence in the Guggenheim
By MICHAEL KIMMELMAN
Daniel Buren's installation at the Guggenheim Museum is a spectacular folly, a lumberingly chilly and theatrical construction, mirrored floor to ceiling.
CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK
 We All Have a Life. Must We All Write About It?
By WILLIAM GRIMES
The memoir genre has become so inclusive that it's almost impossible to imagine which life experiences do not qualify as memoir material.
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TV WEEKEND | 'GREY'S ANATOMY'
 Tales of Sex and Surgery
By ALESSANDRA STANLEY
ABC's new medical drama, where alluring young interns compete to become surgeons, is part "Sex and the City," part "ER."
BOOKS OF THE TIMES
Baseball's Greatest, Bleakest Season
By MICHIKO KAKUTANI
Readers' reactions to two new books about the Yankees-Red Sox rivalry will depend on their team allegiances.
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FRANK RICH
 The God Racket, From DeMille to DeLay
The religio-hucksterism surrounding the Schiavo case makes DeMille's Hollywood crusades look like amateur night.
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Photography Review | 'Larry Clark': Drawing You Into the Moral Void of Gorgeously Sensuous Squalor
Photography Review | 'Portraits of an Age': German and Austrian Glamour Before It Dissolved in World War II
Need Talent to Exhibit in Museums? Not This Prankster
In Preservation Wars, a Focus on Midcentury
Antiques: Heroic Commanders, Heroically Depicted
DANCE
Dance Review | Stephen Petronio Company: Yin and Yang in a Complementary Duet
Dance Review | Erica Essner Performance Co-Op: Turbulence of a Particularly Male Variety
Nondances That Spur Critics to Brawl and Audiences to Sue
When Discovering the Future Means Revisiting the Past
Critic's Notebook: What's the Story: Is It Dance or Theater?
MUSIC
Music Review | Alexandre Tharaud: Interpreting Bach's Interpretation of Contemporaries
Music Review | Ledisi: Delighting in a Wide Range of Joyful Jazz-Funk Noises
Gary Bertini, an Israeli Conductor in Demand for Opera, Dies at 77
Critic's Notebook: A Rapper's Prison Time as a Résumé Booster
Classical Music Review | Emerson String Quartet: Mostly Mendelssohn, but Stolen by Schumann
TELEVISION
TV Review | 'Kojak': That Hairless Detective From Long Ago Is Back
Try to Remember: New York Bids Farewell to Jerry Orbach
Barney Martin, 82, Actor on 'Seinfeld,' Is Dead
Mix-Up Leads to New 'American Idol' Vote
TV Review | 'The Office': An American-Style 'Office' With a Boss From Heck
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THEATER REVIEW | 'ALL SHOOK UP' A Hunk, a Hunk of Burnin' NostalgiaBy BEN BRANTLEYDespite a strong-voiced, amiable cast that sings its collective heart out, all the shaking in "All Shook Up" feels several removes from the kind of vitality that audiences can't help falling in love with. • Slide Show
Arts, BrieflyCompiled By BEN SISARIOCBS captures top ratings for Wednesday, a nanny makes her debut on Broadway, Whitney Houston returns to rehab and more culture news.
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