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At Home:

Bloomfield Belle
"There is no grand scheme," said Linda Bruckheimer, who divides her time between a home in Beverly Hills, Calif., and Walnut Groves Farm on the outskirts of tiny Bloomfield, Ky., population 850, just 15 minutes northeast of Bardstown. "I hadn't planned to do all this," she said.

• Homefront: London museum inspires wallpaper
• Collecting: Lenci dolls from Italy well-crafted but fragile
• Fitness: Flexibility facilitates good health
• Decorating: Paint ragging shortcut offers quick new look
• Utensils: Use of silver helps avoid tarnishing

In the garden...

• Book of fern history taps mystery of reproduction
• Trim grass before spring

Family-friendly
Super Bowl

Paul McCartney headlines at halftime
G-rated, family friendly, wholesome. You're hearing a lot of those words this week to describe Fox's coverage and the NFL production of Super Bowl XXXIX Sunday from Jacksonville, Fla.

• Sunday lineup
• Turf Cam
• Game in HD isn't likely on Time Warner

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• List of 77th annual Academy Award nominations

T I M E O U T

M A R D I G R A S

• The best places to celebrate
• More places to party
• Feasting to benefit 4 fine causes

Kentucky: Super Sunday at Madison

Rick Bird: Whitney Barricklow plugs in

Dining: Eat and drink like a Parrothead at 'Paradise'

Concerts: Lockhart revisits Music Hall stage

C O L U M N S

• Nick Clooney: Winter proves a moving experience

• David Wecker: Canine colonel tale won't go away

• Our Town: Bachelors entertain debutantes of '05

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T V / R A D I O

• Game shines spotlight on Channel 19
• Reunion, awards shows, UFOs and Super Bowl will entice TV viewers
• 'Buster' episode won't air here
• Pauley lands Newman as guest
• Channel 19 strikes HD deal

O N S T A G E

THEATER:
• One-woman play about dating is vivid, vibrant
• 'Bad Dates' cooks up ritualistic laughs
• 'Sight Unseen' star digs into past to portray rejection

MUSIC:
• Lockhart takes symphony into the heavens
• Lockhart thrives on work, travel and a little skiing
• Speedway loses fest, gains McGraw
• Tri-stater wins Lennon prize for songwriting

O N E X H I B I T

CARNEGIE VISUAL + PERFORMING ARTS CENTER:
• Restoration work begins soon
• Exhibitions for '05 -- experimental to sculpture
• Art auction caps Carnegie's year

CINCINNATI ART MUSEUM:
• Monet exhibit a 'don't miss'

CONTEMPORARY ARTS CENTER:
• CAC exhibit salutes African musician
• Shows at CAC will goad the mind

SOLWAY GALLERY:
• Variety of shows at Solway Gallery

TAFT MUSEUM OF ART:
• Taft's new season: Warhol to Whistler

WESTON ART GALLERY:
• Weston Art Gallery season one of creativity

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C Y B E R S P A C E

Site-seeing with Jan Perry

• Having one's fill of famous Phils

• A good day to celebrate Phils

• Sites offer lowdown on Oscars

• Online help when strokes occur

T H E A M I S H C O O K

• The Amish Cook Cookbook

F O O D & R E C I P E S

• Don't spend hours in the kitchen on Super Sunday
• Tips to cut Super Bowl calories
• Louisiana bean dish good for Tuesday
• Cornbread: Jazz it up
• Time to try roasted veggies
• Dip into this
• Turn biscuit dough into pot pies
• Is low-carb craze toast?
• Worst '04 food ideas: Herb paste, designer ice
• Skewer cuts baking time for potatoes
• Perk up best dishes by substituting herbs

M O V I E S

• 'Wedding Date' riddled with cliches
• Debra Messing finally gets a date
• Clint Eastwood's boxing story packs a wallop
• You'll wish 3-D trip below sea were longer
• 'Alone' may win worst film of year
• What's De Niro doing in B-grade 'Hide'?
• Clint Eastwood's 'Million Dollar' winner
• Shue playing hide and seek with fans
• All rings wrong in 'There Yet'
• Great cast makes 'Coach' a winner
• Comedy skewers corporate life
• Romance flies high in 'Daggers'
• Garner a perfect warrior princess
• 'Hotel': Heroics amid genocide
• It's no 'Babe,' but 'Stripes' nice for kids

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C O N T I N U I N G / L O O K I N G A H E A D

• Key ingredients: America by Food
• Levine to close '05 May Festival
• Talent abounds in one-night shows
• Characters will fight for causes at ETC
• Broadway in Cincinnati schedule for 2004-2005
• Pops season: Lots of luster
• 2004-05 CSO subscription concerts at Music Hall
• Covington's 'old' library celebrates new life in art
• Holocaust Center opens new exhibit
• CAC archived coverage and photo gallery
• The Cincinnati Wing

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R E M E M B E R I N G R O S E M A R Y C L O O N E Y

• Archived coverage of the "girl singer"

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