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Q&A
archives Interviews with Tamara Wieder Lydia the legendary With the opening of Excelsior, famed chef Lydia Shire reinvents herself once again from July 11, 2003 A bang-up job Online sex columnists Emma Taylor and Lorelei Sharkey bring their advice to the page from July 04, 2003 No reservations Native American writer Sherman Alexie breaks the barriers from June 13, 2003 Little Joe Cook turns 80 — five months late by Camille Dodero from May 30, 2003 Grace Guggenheim, producer from May 23, 2003 Karl Iagnemma, roboticist and author from May 16, 2003 Matthew Pearl, author of Dante's Club from April 25, 2003 Lily Golden, editor of Dumped from April 3, 2003 Dorothea Gillim, producer of BET's first animated program from March 27, 2003 Chellie Pingree, president of Common Cause by Jess Kilby from March 6, 2003 Earl Martin Phalen, founder of BELL from February 20, 2003 Eve Bridburg, founder of Grub Street Writers from February 6, 2003 Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela, psychologist from January 30, 2003 Michelline Dufort, director of the Spinozzola foundation from January 23, 2003 Spenser King, nation builder from January 16, 2003 Peter Howe, war photographer from November 28, 2002 Mel Stuart, director from November 21, 2002 Andrew Karsch, filmmaker from November 14, 2002 America Ferrera, actress from November 7, 2002 Valerie Corral, medical marijuana activist from October 31, 2002 Lesley Bannytine, halloweenist from October 24, 2002 Eero Ruuttila , organic farmer from October 17, 2002 Mineko Iwasaki , former geisha from October 10, 2002 Janice Mancini Del Sesto , Boston Lyric Opera director from September 26, 2002 Elizabeth Benedict, author from September 26, 2002 Bostonians remember 9/11 from September 5, 2002 John MacNeil, Boston filmmaker from August 29, 2002 Lynn Auerbach, IMPACT Model Mugging owner from August 22, 2002 Margaret Cho, comedian from August 8, 2002 Zayna Gold, Boston Body owner from July 18, 2002 Denis Leary, comedian and actor from July 4, 2002 Amy Fairchild, musician from June 28, 2002 Norah Jones, musician from June 6, 2002 Carole Brennan, press secretary to Mayor Tom Menino from May 30, 2002 Steve Almond, fiction writer from May 24, 2002 Ian Just, chef and restaurant owner from May 9, 2002 Tim Huggins, bookstore owner and event organizer from April 25, 2002 Philip Kaplan, computer programmer and dot-com bust chronicler from April 18, 2002 Andie MacDowell, actress from April 11, 2002 Susan Miller, playwright from April 4, 2002 Flynn, musician from March 28, 2002 Joyce Kulhawik, entertainment reporter from March 21, 2002 David Breashears, filmmaker and climber from March 14, 2002 John Peterson, Massachusetts Horticultural Society president from March 7, 2002 Les Daniels, comic-book author from February 28, 2002 Richard Branson, billionaire and media phenomenon from February 21, 2002 Maura Tierney, ER star and Boston native from February 14, 2002 James Van Praagh, psychic from January 31, 2002 Satellite Sisters, radio-talk-show hosts from January 24, 2002 Jody Adams, chef from January 17, 2002 Eve Ensler, playwright from January 10, 2002 Jimmy Tingle, comedian and social commentator from December 21, 2001 Martin Sexton, singer-songwriter from December 13, 2001 Grant Llewellyn, music director of the Handel & Haydn Society from November 29, 2001 Edward Burns, actor and director from November 22, 2001 David Brudnoy, radio-talk-show host from November 22, 2001 Luke Cresswell and Tomas Fujiwara, Stomp players from November 15, 2001 Vince Vaughn, actor from November 1, 2001 Mikko Nissinen, artistic director of Boston Ballet from October 25, 2001 Christine Lahti, Chicago Hope star and director from October 18, 2001 Sebastian Junger, author and journalist from October 11, 2001 Jacques Pépin, chef from October 4, 2001 |