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 Glamorama is a novel by Bret Easton Ellis. It was published by Alfred A. Knopf in 1998. Set in the mid-1990s the novel begins in New York City, following a hip, 27-year-old model and nightclub manager Victor Ward, who spends his days and nights... 
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 The New York Observer Be Afraid. Be Very Afraid: Bret Bares the Inner Bret
8/21/2005: 989 words, approx. 3 pagesImagine the true confessions of Bret Easton Ellis. Not just the sex and the drugs and the sappy pop-music soundtrack; not just the pseudo-celebrity, the small-world publishing gossip and the flash profits from minimalist anomie and splatter-porn; not just, as he puts it, “Propaganda designated... summary from source:
The New York Observer An Explosion of Energy At Busy Fall for Dance
10/15/2006: 1,837 words, approx. 6 pagesRemember the good old days of the dance boom? The excitement! Margot and Rudi! Misha! Suzanne! Here comes the Royal, here comes the Bolshoi, here comes the Kirov. The must-see hits: Dances at a Gathering, Jewels, Push Comes to Shove. The galas! And let’s not... summary from source:
The New York Observer An Explosion of Energy At Busy Fall for Dance
10/15/2006: 1,840 words, approx. 6 pagesRemember the good old days of the dance boom? The excitement! Margot and Rudi! Misha! Suzanne! Here comes the Royal, here comes the Bolshoi, here comes the Kirov. The must-see hits: Dances at a Gathering, Jewels, Push Comes to Shove. The galas! And let’s not... summary from source:
Shermans Travel Spotlight On: Miami
5/4/2007: 6,495 words, approx. 22 pagesSprawling, sometimes sexy, unruly, and occasionally outrageous, Greater Miami has become an urban mix unlike any other in America: one part sun-splashed resort playground; one part glamorama party capital; and one part (the biggest, in fact) bustling, Hispanic-flavored sprawl - parts of which feel more like...
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