Celebrity Gallery
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Michael Ian BlackMichael Ian Black, 38-who lives in Redding with his wife and two children-is a member of the innovative comedy troupe The State (stars of a beloved '90s MTV series), a tireless blogger and Twitterer and a fabulous poker player (known to ante up for charity). His most recent venture: the Comedy Central series "Michael & Michael Have Issues," co-starring State compadre Michael Showalter. |
September 2009 |
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Q&A: David RabeAuthor and playwright David Rabe discusses his writing career, including his acclaimed works like Hurlyburly, in the July issue of Connecticut Magazine. |
August 2009 |
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Ron HowardDespite a career spent immersed in the Hollywood maelstrom, Ron Howard's life in Greenwich seems a lot like, well, Mayberry. |
May 2009 |
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Q&A: Stewart O'NanStewart O'Nan is best known for creating extraordinary prose about ordinary people coming to terms with the traumas and tragedies of everyday life. O'Nan has twice received the Connecticut Book Award in Fiction (Wish You Were Here, The Night Country); his latest novel is Songs for the Missing. |
December 2008 |
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Q&A: Brooke LyonsThis fall, Brooke Lyons will be seen TV series "The Starter Wife" and the horror movie Dark Reel. |
October 2008 |
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Alexandra BreckenridgeAlexandra Breckenridge is currently a regular on the CBS series, "The Ex List." |
October 2008 |
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Q&A: Bill BerloniStarting with finding and training the original Sandy in Annie, theatrical animal trainer and self-proclaimed "Connecticut boy" (born and raised in Berlin, resides in Haddam) Bill Berloni chronicles his amazing 30-year career in his new book Broadway Tails: Heartfelt Stories of Rescued Dogs Who Become Showbiz Superstars. Here is the continuation of our Q&A, which appears in the June issue. |
June 2008 |
