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MIES IN BERLIN" and "Mies in America" -- two major museum shows dreaded by many, especially by me -- have turned out to be surprisingly good.

The three black male artists in the show -- Dread Scott, Robert A. Pruitt and Jerry Gant -- offer nuanced glosses on Mr. Patterson's position, questioning it and casting it in into historical perspective.

By Emily Nussbaum Breaking Badd" is a strange kind of must-watch: a show you dread and crave at once.

Now thong underwear is a great solution for women who wear slinky, sheer, and/or tight dresses because they're less likely to show the dreaded visible panty line -- so in this way, they actually preserve modesty -- but one must wonder how tight and slinky the clothes are that tweens are wearing, that such protection is required in the first place..

It may not be spring as of yet the streets are still thawing, Canada Goose outwear is still visible, and the thermometer still shows a dreaded negative.

Reminder: Your computer will RESTART instead of showing the dreaded BSoD.

A Real Road Show Most families dread having construction crews in their neighborhoods.

Those interested in DJ culture should buy his excellent 1979 album "African Anthem: The Mikey Dread Show: Dubwise".

This makes "Breaking Bad" a radical type of television, and also a very strange kind of must-watch: a show that you dread and crave at the same time.

Some tortured novelists dread showing their parents autobiographical work, but not Mr. Grisham.

It shows that the dread and opposition to it has become general at a social level which might remain comparatively unaffected in England, in spite of a perfect unanimity amongst the electoral classes here.