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The Wednesday Five: Famous Faces, Iranian Poets, and What Anjelica Huston Now Knows

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This week's blog assortment turned out purely aspirational, between Iran's greatest living poet, Ada Lovelace Day, the return of Linda Lavin, and Anjelica Huston talking about what she knows now that she didn't at 20.

The Wednesday Five: Women Reporters, Lawmakers Against Illegal Guns, and a Great Date-Night Flick

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This week's blog basket includes translating French "Vogue" for midlife women, a new Web site from NPR's (and WVFC's) Jacki Lyden, women leaders still fighting for gun safety, and why "The Illusionist" makes such a great date movie.

Jacki Lyden: Meeting Amy Adams

By Jacki Lyden

When I watch the Oscars this weekend, or, more accurately, watch them while hosting on National Public Radio’s “All Things Considered,” I’ll be thinking of a lunch I had sometime before Christmas. I met the actress Amy Adams on Dec. 3rd at the Gramercy Park Hotel for that lunch. I had been thinking for a long long time what I…

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The Wednesday Five: Famous Faces, Iranian Poets, and What Anjelica Huston Now Knows

The Wednesday Five: Women Reporters, Lawmakers Against Illegal Guns, and a Great Date-Night Flick

Jacki Lyden: Meeting Amy Adams

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