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In the sixties, three widely acclaimed novels established Vidal’s
international reputation as a best-selling author: Julian, Washington,
D.C., and the classic Myra Breckinridge. Vidal’s political
activism has made him well-known to television audiences, while
his essays, both political and literary, have been collected in such
volumes as The Second American Revolution, winner of the
National Book Critics Circle Award® for “best critic.” Vidal’s interest
in politics has not been limited to commentary; he ran for Congress
in New York in 1960 and in the 1982 senatorial primary.
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31 Days of Oscar Highlights for Feb. 23
Enjoy Charles Laughton in the western spoof, Ruggles of Red Gap, a Best Picture nominee of 1935, plus other Academy Award contenders such as Gigi (1958), Topper (1937), The Awful Truth (1937) and more.
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