Photographs of these scenes become the definitive works.
Mr. McNeil wrote, with Gillian McCain, "Please Kill Me," the 1996 oral history that has come to be regarded as the definitive record of the New York punk scene.
His first book, Blues: The British Connection (1986), was informed by his firsthand experience of the scene and remains the definitive guide to the genre.
In addition to presenting shows by significant artists from around the world, the Yerba Buena Center mounts a triennial "Bay Area Now" exhibition that is regarded as the definitive survey of the local art scene.
For The West Wing, then: Accuracy of portrayal of crosswords: 2/10 Positive attitude regarding crosswords: 10/10 Importance of crosswords in plot: 2/10 It's not too late to nominate other crosswords in fiction below and it's only fair to note that Sorkin also had a good stab at the definitive "is this solving or flirting?" scene in his series Sports Night.
That scene is probably the definitive moment that unlocks everything Cody and Kusama are up to, offering what amounts to a rape/revenge narrative, only the attackers get off scott free.
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Roughly the size and weight of a large dictionary, it is, in short, the definitive guide to the underground metal scenes of the 80s, 90s and beyond.
Almost Famous may be one of the definitive movies about music, but there's one scene that irks me.
