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The Seagull (The SOB Review) - Walter Kerr Theatre **1/2 (out of ****) In what is sure to be the snob-appeal revival of the season, Ian Rickson's imported British revival of Anton Chekhov's The Seagull starts out with a flash, quite literally. But then, the drama descends into a moribund morass of unrequited love all around.

London Seagull Flies Into Broadway Opening Night This evening, Ian Rickson's Olivier Award-winning revival of Anton Chekhov's The Seagull opens at Broadway's Walter Kerr Theatre. The 14-week limited run stars Kristin Scott Thomas opposite Peter Sarsgaard, along with Mackenzie Crook and Zoe Kazan as Masha.

Last week, Self Edge has begun stocking Buzz Rickson in their shop and  online store.  The fall line kicks off with this new shirt from the Fall 2008 season, the Buzz Rickson US Navy repro work shirt made of indigo chambray.  Every original and distinctive styling feature from the 1940’s has been

You may be forgiven for thinking that the summer never arrived at all, but now that August 31 - the last official day of summer, according to meteorologists — has come and gone, at least we can stop hoping for a better one to finally materialise now.

MuseNews, the arts newswire, interviewed nine of today’s leading figures in the theatrical world, who discuss the current state of the theater, their own careers, and their own projects. The interviews are lively and interesting and put major developments in today’s theatrical scene into intelligent perspective.

Someone new to martial arts first goes to class with the hope of learning something new. Obviously they wish to be taught by the master of the school. Being taught a technique by one of the schools students, which sometimes happens, could result in the newcomer never coming back.

Just received this in the mail. It is PRIDE FC #1 - From The Tokyo Dome. I noticed on Amazon the other day that pretty much all of their PRIDE DVD’s were about half price. You can find new and used DVDs and get some really good deals.

The Greatest Fighters Never to Enter the UFC (Rickson. That’s all you need to know.) FIGHT! Magazine’s May issue just hit newsstands and features a list of the seven best fighters who never did battle in an Octagon.

Movie for you guys today: Choke Synopsis via Wikipedia: Released by Manga Entertainment in 1999, Choke, a 98 minute documentary by filmmaker Robert Goodman follows Rickson Gracie and 2 other fighters as they prepare and fight in Tokyo's Vale Tudo 1995, an early MMA event.