In living color

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Renowned flower gardener Susan Beard plants thousands of flowering bulbs around her property in the Oak Brook area of Chicago, IL. She favors daffodils, whose bulbs are poisonous and repel rodents. She strives to achieve a natural look in her gardens.

Methods, Management, Bulbs, Bulbs (Plants), Flower gardening

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Deja vu all over again

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Dramatic movies and comedies made during the Depression era both distracted audiences from their woes and reflected economic realities. The 1933 movie 'Gold Diggers' depicted the hopes of a Broadway dance troupe struggling to succeed.

Social aspects, History, Motion pictures, Great Depression

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The men's club

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Movie newcomer Michael T. Weiss captures the audience's attention with his attempts to seduce Jeffrey, who is sworn to abstinence because of his fear of AIDS. Weiss' character Steve is HIV positive, which has made him carefree.

Portrayals, Criticism and interpretation, Performances, Homosexuality, AIDS (Disease), Homosexuality in motion pictures, AIDS (Disease) in motion pictures, Jeffrey (Motion picture), Weiss, Michael T.

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