Barbara Cook dies leaving Broadway legacy in song and stage
Barbara Cook, famed soprano of Broadway ingénue days and later renowned cabaret artist, died in Manhattan after a long career highlighted by Candide The Music Man and She Loves Me. She inspired peers with warmth and artistry across six decades.
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Dear Abby column questions safety in dating and marriage
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Ask Amy a grandmother invoicing family expenses
Dear Amy advises addressing the grandmother directly about the itemized $475.50 bill for gas, museum tickets, and transport costs tied to the granddaughter visit. The columnist notes potential financial strain and emotional impact and urges a clear, one‑on‑one discussion to set boundaries and decide future visits.
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Maque choux Cajun corn stew with Cajun flair
Faux Maque Choux blends Acadian and Native American roots in a Cajun corn and tomato stew. The recipe uses bacon and a roux base with fresh corn, tomatoes, and peppers, with optional spicy notes and guidance for making ahead, serving as a main or side dish.
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