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From left, Andrew Griffing, master craftsman and chief designer at Griffin Lee Artisans, hand planes a board flat; a coffee table made with two boards of American black walnut and custom-cut Starphire glass; another coffee table features a windshield from a decommissioned Bombardier Global 5000 jet airliner. The art of the table

WHEN ONLY CONNECTICUT goes for $18,000. “It’s literally a one of a WOOD WILL DO kind; no one else in the world will ever own it,” By Lidia Ryan About a year ago, the Levethan says. three decided to start their Generally, Levethan says, elissa Levethan own company and sell the their pieces go for $3,000 to and Daniel Lee design. Griffin Lee Artisans $15,000, depending on the Mwere on vacation was created. Levethan, a size and amount of detail. in Arizona when they came Stamford resident who was Most of their business has across some coffee tables for a stay-at-home mom for 23 come locally from word-of- sale that had turquoise years, is the president and mouth. While they do most- chips set into the wood. Lee head of marketing; New ly custom orders (which started texting pictures of Milford native and Danbury usually take about eight to 12 the tables to one of his col- resident, Andrew Griffing is weeks to complete), they leagues in construction, the chief designer and mas- also have a small inventory Andrew Griffing. ter craftsman; Norwalk showcased at Schwartz “My phone was blowing native and New Canaan Design Showroom in Stam- up,” Griffing says. “He said, resident Daniel Lee is the ford, Caravan Curated ‘Can you believe these ta- finish craftsman and sales Home in New Canaan, bles? They’re selling for a and design consultant. They Against the Grain in New crazy amount of money, but operate out of a warehouse Canaan, at the warehouse you can make something on the Danbury/Bethel and are starting to catch the nicer.’ ” border where Lee and Griff- eye of interior designers. When they got back from ing work on designing and A few donated pieces can their trip, Lee and Levethan constructing the furniture, be found throughout the got together with Griffing to as well as consulting with area, including a reception design a similar table that clients. table at Carriage Barn Arts would translate to East Levethan says it’s impor- Center in New Canaan. The Coast style. They were al- tant to them to keep their very first table they created ready fans of American company local. They get the was donated for an auction black walnut, which is in- American black walnut at the Jimmy Spada Golf digenous to the area, so they from local sawmills in Wil- Classic in Sherman, which wanted that wood as the ton and Ridgefield and use a supports the Brain and base. local glass cutter. The ware- Behavior Research Founda- “Daniel came up with the house is about 4,000 square tion. Another one was auc- concept of creating art from feet and has two offices, tioned off at the 2017 Glass earth,” Levethan says. which they hope to turn into House Summer Party, “We’re not creating furni- a showroom sometime in which supports the Philip ture, we’re creating art.” the near future. One of the Johnson Glass House. Griffing, who had never most impressive pieces “It’s expensive to make really designed furniture there was an unfinished the tables, but I personally before, but whose father conference table. Two 11- have always been involved was a builder, came up with foot-long slabs of natural in philanthropy and com- a design in which Starphire wood sat on zigzag legs munity service. It’s impor- glass is hand cut to follow waiting for glass to be in- tant to give back to our com- the edges of two pieces of serted between them. munity,” Levethan says. wood and placed in the So far, Levethan said they While the three owners middle of them; pure copper have had about six orders work part time at their new is inserted into the grooves and they don’t just make company, they hope to ex- of the wood. The Black Cop- coffee tables. Griffing and pand to a full-time opera- perfire Collection is in- Lee will design and build tion with more employees spired by the elements. The whatever a client wants. and orders from every- wood is earth, copper repre- One of their latest com- where. sents fire and wind and pleted projects is a coffee “I feel like, with Andrew, water create sand, which table made from a jet win- we can do anything that makes glass. The design is dow that a friend brought to anybody wants, so we’re not patent-pending. them. Griffing propped a Christopher Setter / For Hearst Connecticut Media limiting ourselves,” Lee “It was a very organic glass tabletop above the Sitting on a stack of local American black walnut lumber, Griffin Lee Artisans’ wood says. come-about, and we were curved jet window to create of choice, are Daniel Lee, left, finish craftsman, sales and design consultant, Melissa like ‘You know what, let’s do a floating illusion. The Avia- Levethan, president and head of marketing, and Andrew Griffing, chief designer and Lidia Ryan is a freelance it,’ ” Levethan says. tor table, as they named it, master craftsman. writer and local explorer. Sunday, June 25, 2017 | The Hour | D3 PLAN ON IT Best of the arts in the weeks ahead Music

Wallflowers step out 1 The Wallflowers are coming to the Ridgefield Playhouse on Thursday, June 29, with frontman Jakob Dylan at the helm of such hits as “One Headlight” and “6th Avenue Heartache.” Being the son of Bob Dylan, forming the band in 1989 was, as he told Rolling Stone last year, “something for me to do and a place for me to ... I wouldn’t say hide out, but it gave me struc- ture and it gave me the chance to not have to put myself out there as an individual.” Ridgefield Play- house, 80 E. Ridge. Thursday, June 29, 8 p.m. $75. 203-438-5795, ridge- fieldplayhouse.org NOLA vibe 1 New Orleans’ Dirty Dozen Brass Band will be bringing its dirty funk groove to the Fairfield Theatre Company in August. After more than three dozen years, these Crescent City origi- nals still play an energetic blend of jazz, bebop and funk. A main- stay at NOLA’s JazzFest, Dirty Dozen Brass Band is that dance- able, authentic sound that takes listeners back to Bourbon Street. Fairfield Theatre Company’s Stage- One, 70 Sanford St. Sunday, Aug. 20, 7:45 p.m. $35. 259-1036, fair- Douglas Mason / Getty Images fieldtheatre.org The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, performing during the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival 2016, is coming to the Fairfield Theatre Company’s StageOne in August. Rock legend at Levitt 1 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Warhol’s world guitarist Dave Mason will once 1 As part of the Bruce Museum’s again grace the stage at the Levitt show, “Spring into Summer with Pavilion this summer. A perenni- Andy Warhol and Friends!,” al favorite, his performance is one there will be a showing of “Andy of the Levitt’s few ticketed events, Warhol: A Documentary Film.” which help finance free entertain- The four-hour movie will be bro- ment for the rest of the summer. ken into two screenings next This time around, Mason will be month. The 2006 film is a look revisiting his classic 1970 rock into the life of the influential art- album, “Alone Together.” He will ist, as well as his artistic output be performing with his band- starting in the late 1940s to his mates Johnne Sambataro, Alvino death in 1987. After the films, take Bennett and Tony Patler. Jesup a spin around the galleries and Green, Westport. Friday, July 14, 8 see the collection of works culled p.m. VIP experience at 5; ticketed from the museum’s collection and cocktail party at 6:30; lawn opens pieces on loan. Bruce Museum, 1 for picnics at 6:30. $185-$35. 866- Museum Drive, Greenwich. Wednes- 811-4111, levittpavilion.com day, July 12, 10:30 a.m.-12:45 p.m. (Part 1). Wednesday, July 19, 10:30 Spirit of Skynyrd a.m.-12:45 p.m. (Part 2). Registra- tion required. $10-$8. 203-869-0376, 1 It has been more than 25 years brucemuseum.org Rising literary star Joshua since legendary former Lynyrd Cohen will talk about his new Skynyrd drummer Artimus Pyle Stage novel, “Moving Kings,” in left the band, but he hasn’t Westport. stopped making music. After years of solo records and projects, U.S. premiere he formed the Artimus Pyle release, “Fueled by melody, har- 1 A hit at the Edinburgh Festival Band, a tribute to the spirit of mony and beat, a rich source of Fringe in Scotland last year, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and brings his artistic inspiration may be found “Milk” is getting its U.S. premiere distinctive double bass drumming in the lyrics of the popular music in Ridgefield. The show is the style to the group. Started by of our time.” Larson, for instance, first production of the new the- Ronnie Van Zant, Lynyrd Sky- has a piece in the show inspired ater company, Thrown Stone. nyrd popularized Southern rock by a Bob Dylan song. Loft Artists Ross Dunsmore’s play follows with such classic hits as “Sweet Association, 575 Pacific St., Stam- three couples, ranging from teens Home Alabama” and “Free Bird.” ford. Through Sunday, July 23. to 90-year-olds, in their search for Palace Theatre, 61 Atlantic St., Saturdays and Sundays, 1-4:30 p.m. physical and emotional nourish- Stamford. Friday, July 14, 8 p.m. 203-247-2070, loftartists.com $40-$25. 203-325-4466, palacestam- ment. Artistic director Jason Peck ford.org said he reached out to the play- wright to line up a Connecticut Contributed photos Yanks vs. Swiss production as soon as he saw it in Summer sounds Paul Larson, a member of the Loft Artists Association in Stamford, 1 A new photography exhibit in Edinburgh. Ridgefield Conservato- found inspiration in Bob Dylan’s “Tambourine Man” for his ry of Dance, 444 Main St. Friday, Brookfield contrasts life in a 1 One of the joys of summer is painting, “Just to Dance Beneath a Diamond Sky.” Swiss Alpine village with the the abundance of outdoor music July 14, to Sunday, July 30. $49-$29. thrownstone.org natural beauty and colonial histo- performances, often free, in local ry of New England. The show, parks and beaches. The Bob But- “Home and Away,” by Brookfield ton Orchestra, one of the circuit’s Classic revival Craft Center faculty member veteran bands, will again open 1 The stage version of the classic Colin Harrison, features pictures Greenwich’s summer concert 1952 MGM musical, “Singin’ in taken in Connecticut and in Lau- season. The group plays music the Rain,” is being revived in New terbrunnen, Switzerland, where from the Big Band era, but don’t Canaan. The show follows the the photographer and his wife be surprised if there are a few rocky transition from silent mov- have a “tiny” second home. Brook- other genres thrown in, as well. ies to “talkies” in late 1920s Holly- field Craft Center, 286 Whisconier Binney Park, Weskum Wood Road, wood. Often cited as the greatest Road. Through Sunday, July 2. Free. Greenwich. Wednesday, June 28, movie musical of all time, it is 203-775-4526, brookfieldcraft.org 7:15-8:45 p.m. Free. 203-618-7649, packed with such vintage songs greenwichct.org as “Make ’Em Laugh” and the title Etc. tune. The stage adaptation was Films done by Betty Comden and Adolph Green, who wrote the Soldiers in NY original screenplay. Summer The- 1 ‘The Third Man’ ater of New Canaan, Waveny Park, Rising literary star Joshua Co- hen will talk about his new novel, 1 11 Farm Road. Thursday, July 6, to The Hearst Movie & A Martini Sunday, July 30. $64-$59. 203-966- “Moving Kings,” in Westport. The group is scheduled to see a re- 4634, stonc.org book tells the story of two Israeli stored version of the 1949 classic, soldiers who take a year-long “The Third Man.” Written by break to work for a New York novelist Graham Greene and Exhibit City moving company owned by a directed by Carol Reed, the film is distant cousin. Cohen’s last novel, set in post-Word War II Vienna Melodic muse “Book of Numbers,” about the where a journalist (Joseph Cot- disruption of modern life by the ten) tries to track down the noto- 1 Music is an art form in and of Internet, made many 10 best lists rious businessman/smuggler itself, but for a group of local in 2015. Cohen will be in con- Harry Lime (Orson Welles). The visual artists, it also is an in- versation with Hearst feature recent digital restoration includes spiration. The Loft Artists Asso- writer Joe Meyers. The off-site footage cut from the original ciation has brought together a event is sponsored by the West- American version of the film. selection of its members’ works port Library. The Conservative Bethel Cinema, 269 Greenwood Ave. inspired by the lyrics of their Synagogue, 30 Hillspoint Road, Wednesday, July 26, 7 p.m. all-time favorite songs. Greenwich Lindsay Perry / File photo Westport. Tuesday, July 18, 7 p.m. $10.50-$9. 203-778-2100, bethelcine- artist Paul Larson, chairman of Frontman Jakob Dylan and The Wallflowers will perform at Free. 203-454-4673, westportlibra- ma.com the show, said in a recent news Ridgefield Playhouse on Thursday, June 29. ry.org D4 | The Hour | Sunday, June 25, 2017 BOOKS ‘Bedlam’s Door’ AN EXCERPT FROM A MEMOIR BY MARK RUBINSTEIN

s a newly minted psychiatrist, I en- Ajoyed much of the work, but the most chal- lenging venue was the prison ward where I sometimes examined patients. Every form of madness was housed behind the floor-to- ceiling bars confronting you as you stepped off the eleva- tor serving the prison ward. Many of the inmates were agitated, impulse-driven very air he breathed — criminals; pumped-up, potentially lethal? Did he hyperverbal drug addicts; believe some nefarious plot shameless psychopathic was afoot to poison or in- killers; inveterate food- capacitate him? Jessica O’Keefe / For Hearst Connecticut Media throwers and feces-flingers; The prison grounds Milford artist Brechin Morgan, left, with gallery owner Gene Arnould, at a recent plein air art show in Marblehead, remorseless child-killers; looked like something out of Mass. Morgan has participated in the annual event for six years. wife-beaters; robbers and a Hieronymus Bosch paint- rapists — even a man who’d ing. The complex had an killed his six-year-old eerily nightmarish appear- daughter, believing she was ance. Arts the devil in disguise. The A series of redbrick unmistakable funk of excre- buildings sat on a vast, ment and unwashed bodies treeless expanse surround- assaulted your nostrils as ed by rows of chain-link you passed beyond the fences stretching to the Sea hunt prison bars. Shrieks, horizon. The enclosures threats, and curses filled the were topped by gleaming SAILING SOLO, ARTIST CAPTURES HIS WORLD TOUR ON CANVAS air. The ward’s atmosphere coils of concertina wire. was one of madness welded Against a gloomy sky, the to menace. buildings with their conical By Christina Hennessy One day, I received a roofs topping round guard- telephone call from the tower turrets underscored t was as a sailor and an artist hospital’s chief of forensic the prison’s fortress-like that Brechin “Brec” Morgan services. “I’d like to refer a impenetrability. set out nearly 20 years ago case to you,” he said. “It will At the main entrance my from Block Island, R.I., at the involve traveling to the identification was checked, age of 51 to circumnavigate the Fishkill Correctional Facil- as were the contents of my Iglobe single-handedly in his 27-foot ity in Beacon, New York, to wallet and the court papers Pacific Seacraft Orion sailboat he examine a prisoner. Are you allowing me admittance to calls the Otter. interested?” the prison. I was questioned Early on in his 32,000-mile jour- “Could be. Tell me more.” extensively, then wanded ney, his dual passions were sated as “The inmate’s filed a civil after which I walked he approached Mount Temetiu, suit against New York State. through a metal detector, which rises from Ta’a Oa Bay on the He claims there’re partic- was patted down, and told island of Hiva Oa in the Marquesas. ulates — mold or dust — in to remove my shoes and This iconic South Pacific Ocean peak the prison air ducts that’ve belt, which were examined. signaled safe harbor and a chance to have caused him to develop My briefcase was opened visit the final resting place of one of breathing problems.” and checked. art’s towering figures. “And he’s suing the A burly guard escorted “Take a look at that dark area, state?” me along an endless, win- right there. Do you see all those “Yes. Even as a prisoner dowless corridor. The walls trees?,” Morgan asks, pointing to one he has the constitutional were cinder block; the ceil- Brechin Morgan / Contributed photo of his paintings hanging in South- right to his day in court, and ing and floor were poured port Galleries. “Up to the right, just “Approaching Flinders Island, Great Barrier Reef,” an acrylic painting by he’s suing for damages to concrete. Nearing an elec- about where the last trees are, there Morgan from his solo ’round the world tour. Morgan’s art is on view at the his lungs.” tronically controlled gate, a is a graveyard, a big cemetery, and Southport Galleries through July 4. “Why’re they asking for a buzzer sounded and it slid that is where (Paul) Gauguin is bur- psychiatric evaluation?” open, then closed behind us. ied. I went up there to see his grave.” “I DO USE Morgan entered an associate degree “The judge wants to “What a place,” I said. Morgan’s ode to the famous program at the Silvermine College of know if he’s capable of re- “It’s like being in hell,” French post-Impressionist painter is PHOTOGRAPHS FOR Art in New Canaan from 1966 to presenting himself. He’s the guard replied. a lush image, re-created in acrylic 1968. (It closed in the early 1970s.) acting as his own attorney. I wondered what Aaron J. paint and inspired by one of hun- REFERENCES, BUT A .After a short stint on an oyster boat And, they want to know if would be like. dreds of sketches he made of places PAINTING DOESN’T WORK and other odd jobs, he opened Mor- he’s psychotic. If that’s it, How would he react to me and people he encountered during gan Signs in South Norwalk. Even as they’ll make a motion for when we sat in a small, his four-and-a-half-year journey; AS A PAINTING UNTIL he ran his sign company, which summary judgment.” locked room for the in- there are 18 such sketchbooks. closed in 2000, he created several Driving to Beacon, New terview? “There was this strange, beautiful YOU HAVE GONE BEYOND nautically inspired outdoor murals, York, I felt a sense of antici- Would he view me as an sunlight,” he says, of the rose-gold including one of coastal schooner pation about interviewing adversary, a representative hue that would swath the tip of the THE PHOTOGRAPHIC Alice S. Wentworth (built in South plaintiff-prisoner Aaron J. of the state? peak in late afternoon. “It was just ASPECTS OF IT. THERE Norwalk in 1863) on the side of an Based on the intricacy of Would he be insane? so rich.” historic building at the corner of his legal filings, it was clear Would he think I was Morgan, a Milford resident with a IS SOMETHING ABOUT Washington and Water streets. These he’d had spent countless part of some plot to poison studio at the American Fabrics Arts days, Morgan’s nautical offerings are hours in the prison library, him? Building in Bridgeport, is the star of THE EXPERIENCE THAT attached to memories, such as the soaking up articles and Would he be aggressive? a solo show, “Voyages & Vistas: NEEDS TO BE BROUGHT one that comes back when he looks books. His legal papers — Violent? Southport to Sri Lanka,” at the gal- at a painting of the Caribbean island including his Bill of Partic- My heart began pound- lery through July 4. It doesn’t take OUT THAT CAN ONLY of Nevis. ulars, a detailed complaint ing. long to see among the dozens of “This was the first place I went alleging the state’s negligence Copyright 2016 by Mark Rubinstein paintings of his voyage and other BE BROUGHT OUT IN (to) twice; it’s where I closed the and his damages — were jaunts his appreciation of the many PAINT.” circle,” he says. “I had this goal for jotted with a number two Mark Rubinstein is a novelist, ways humans create floating vessels, most of my life and after I actually graphite pencil and orga- physician and psychiatrist from handmade fishing skiffs to the achieved it, I felt like I had lived next nized in neat, block print. who lives in Wilton. He was large cargo dhows he saw in the port the experience that needs to be to a mountain all my life and woke The documents conveyed in formerly a clinical assistant city of Massawa in the African coun- brought out that can only be brought up one morning to find that it was precise, lawyerly verbiage his professor of psychiatry at try of Eritrea. out in paint. One of the reasons I gone. It was strange; a space without allegations about the prison’s Cornell Medical College and “I was particularly fascinated with paint rather than write about it is a goal.” contaminated air and his an attending psychiatrist at these guys,” he says, as he wanders that there is a quality of experience He since has filled his time with respiratory problems. New York Presbyterian to another painting featuring cargo that I think one can only capture art, exhibitions, jaunts on the Otter But was he insane, like so Hospital. “Bedlam’s Door,” he dhows that dock right next to mod- through the visual experience. It’s a and time with family. Last month, he many other prisoners I’d says, has been “30 years in the ern freighters. “They were these way to be back and present in the and a group of artists met as part of evaluated on the prison making.” Rubinstein’s most giant, old, home-built things, with moment as I remember it.” an annual tradition and fanned out ward? recent novel, “The Lovers’ very high prows and sterns. …. The Since Morgan was a child, the across Marblehead, Mass., to capture Did he perceive the world Tango” won the Gold Award Red Sea has particularly rough, ocean and boats have enthralled him. plein air scenes for an annual three- through a paranoid lens, in Popular Fiction in the 2016 short, steep seas and this design He grew up in Guilford and spent day, weekend show at the Arnould rendering the most innoc- Benjamin Franklin Book works really well.” his summers on the beach, fishing Gallery. For about a week they cre- uous surroundings — the Awards. During his world travels, Morgan and swimming. “I knew the water ate, collectively, about 50 pieces and took stacks of photographs and kept on that beach touched every other then gather on Friday to frame, wire Wilton journals where he hopes to find beach in the world and the concept and hang their work in time for the novelist, inspiration for a book. Unlike most came to me that I could get a boat Friday night opening. physician and sea captains, who only have words and it would take me to every beach As a solo adventurer, Morgan psychiatrist or photos to fall back on, Morgan on the planet. You know, right from would sometimes set up for plein air Mark had his artist’s eye to help record his here.” painting during his sojourns on land. Rubinstein voyage. Were the seas off Flinders His first explorations were close to For his Marblehead jaunts, he is part draws on 30 Island in the Great Barrier Reef as home, zipping around the Thimble of a crew. years of green as Morgan depicts them? They Islands off the Connecticut coast in a “I’ve known these guys for about experience were close, but he added a bit more Blue Jay sailboat. By 17, he was crew- six years,” he says of the group. dealing with mental illness green. It is the way he best translates ing on sailing charter boats in the “About six of us always get together in “Bedlam’s the pleasure he felt knowing that a Caribbean, which led to his first for 6 a.m. breakfast at the Driftwood Door,” which long day’s sail in high winds would effort to sail around the world. Diner, where the waitress there looks fellow crime soon end with safe shelter on the lee Signed on to crew a 40-foot wooden forward to us coming every year. novelist Linda side of the island. sloop, he and his young boat-mates Then, we are out hitting the bricks Fairstein calls “I do use photographs for refer- were no match for a hurricane off by 7. It’s just a great community of “a riveting ences, but a painting doesn’t work as Bermuda in the first leg of the jour- plein air painters.” read.” a painting until you have gone be- ney. The badly damaged ship limped yond the photographic aspects of it,” its way back to shore in South Caro- [email protected]; he says. “There is something about lina, where the crew dispersed and Twitter: @xtinahennessy Contributed photo Sunday, June 25, 2017 | The Hour | D5 BEACH BOOK FRIENDLESS IN GREENWICH ‘Racket’ exposes lifestyles of the rich and aimless

By Joe Meyers controversy that erupted a few years ago when a Publisher’s Weekly re- ou can expect to see many porter told novelist Claire Messud copies of “Our Little Racket” she didn’t write the sort of “likeable” Y(HarperCollins) being pulled characters readers would want to out of beach bags up and down the hang out with. (Messud exploded Fairfield County coastline this sum- and the result was a literary world, mer. social-media firestorm.) It’s not just that Angelica Baker’s “I do think that debate is fairly debut novel is a classic page-turner ludicrous. When people say the about the lives of the rich and aim- characters in a book are ‘unlikeable,’ less — perennial beach-book fodder I think they’re just saying they didn’t — but that she zeroes in on Green- enjoy the book. I don’t think Philip wich and five women who are con- Roth ran into that criticism,” Baker nected to a billionaire banker. As the says of the possible double-standard story unfolds, the author takes us female novelists face. deep into Gold Coast life in 2008, The writer says she did wonder “if just as the financial collapse was people wanted to read about them about to wreak havoc on the Amer- (the Greenwich women) and that year, ican economy. but I think (it’s dangerous) to see one Isabel is the gorgeous but glacial person as a symbol for an entire sys- “old money” wife of Bob D’Amico, a tem. (I was aiming for) what it would wheeler dealer whose Manhattan feel like if it was someone you loved — banking empire is teetering on the your dad. Everyone is closely involved brink of collapse. Madison is their but deeply excluded.” teenage daughter who is starting to What adds poignancy to the book realize how little she knows about Arroyo+Steele / For Hearst Connecticut Media is that the women could be described her dad. Amanda is Madison’s high as friendless, even though Mina and — a twenty-four-year-old, even — “I grew up in a community in LA school friend-turned-frenemy whose Amanda are still going through the would want, would consider murder that was extremely wealthy. My fami- father is one of the high-profile jour- motions as an icy wall goes up be- to have. Another reason ... the other, ly was certainly financially secure, but nalists tearing away at Bob’s rep- tween them and Isabel and Madison. older wives hated Isabel, even as they much more modest (than our neigh- utation. Mina is an up-from-the- “WHEN PEOPLE “Part of what emerges in the char- angled for invites to her fundraisers,” bors). LA and Greenwich are differ- middle-class socialite who begins to acters’ lives is that they are incredibly the very knowing nanny Lily ob- ent, but there is quite a lot of common wonder if best friend Isabel is simply SAY THE isolated. I think that is universal to serves. “She wore the taut thighs, the ground in wealthy communities,” using her. And Lily is the D’Amico’s these (super wealthy) communities,” CHARACTERS IN flat stomach, the tennis player’s an- Baker says of comparing her Connect- nanny, a bright young woman who she says. “They don’t have what I gled hips, just as she wore everything icut research with her own time in has put her own career ambitions on would describe as friendships. (Sim- A BOOK ARE else. As something she’d inherited, upper-class Southern California. hold for eight years because of the ply) bringing people into your home without giving it another thought.” The combination of elegant writ- irresistible perks of her job. ‘UNLIKEABLE,’ I as a hostess doesn’t count.” With scenes taking place in the ing and razor-sharp analysis of up- Madison is the real protagonist of Everyone in the book lives in real movie theaters, shops and res- per-class suburbia has already the novel, a born insider who is start- THINK THEY’RE Greenwich, but none of them are taurants of Greenwich — and a scan- brought Baker comparisons with ing to see through a lot of the people deeply rooted in the community. JUST SAYING dalous finale set at a benefit for the Richard Yates and John Cheever. she interacts with, including her own They are there only because the Bruce Museum — “Our Little Rack- The book has been cited by Barnes & mother. In one scene, the daughter powerful men in their lives could THEY DIDN’T et” answers many of the questions Noble as a Summer 2017 Discover remarks that Isabel’s face “appeared afford the real estate. we might have about the lifestyles of Great New Writers Pick. scrubbed of makeup in a way that ENJOY THE “All of my characters are people the well-heeled women we pass on If you are looking for the sort of meant she had spent an hour apply- with one foot on the inside and one upper Greenwich Avenue. people who could be potential friends ing foundation, powder, under-eye BOOK. I DON’T foot on the outside. ... I think that Baker didn’t grow up in the nov- when you read a novel, “Our Little creams and forehead tightening gels. can be the most interesting perspec- THINK PHILIP el’s setting, but she worked as a Racket” might seem a little off-putting, She looked healthy, rested. She’s put tive — people within and without,” nanny and a tutor in the vicinity and but Baker takes us so deeply into the this together carefully.” she says of the women who are ROTH RAN INTO has, in her words, “been in and out lives of her five women that it is easy Isabel, who was born into wealth, about to be fodder for lots of sum- of Greenwich a lot.” The author is a to empathize with them as they won- is the envy of all the nouveau riche THAT mer book conversations. native of Los Angeles who did her der if Bob’s financial crimes might women of Greenwich for her casual undergraduate studies at Yale before bring them all down. elegance and perfect manners. “... CRITICISM.” settling in Brooklyn, N.Y. Baker doesn’t understand the [email protected]; This was still a body that any woman Twtter: @joesview Join our ﬁlm club MOVIE & A MARTINI With Joe Meyers

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By Joel Lang

o judge from the traffic it attracted this past Mother’s Day, the New York Botanical Gar- den in the Bronx has achieved another Dale Chihuly glass worksT blockbuster. Within minutes of the garden’s 10 a.m. opening, its pathway was already becoming clogged with family groups posing for photographs. Especially busy backdrops were two of Chihuly’s larger pieces: “Red Reeds on Logs” at the main tram stop and “Sol de Citron” outside the entrance to the garden’s iconic Haupt Conservatory. From a distance, if you hadn’t bothered to read the exhibit guide, the 15-foot-tall “Red Reeds” might have been mistaken for a cluster of candles on a giant birthday cake. “Sol de Citron” is a supernova of lemon-yellow tendrils hiding, or maybe hatching, spiraled nautilus shells. But with Chihuly, who employs a staff of 80 to meet demand for his sculptures, the point is not to wonder what or why. Few of the 20 or so pieces in the new exhibition, depending how one counts, attempt to mimic plants. Most are mu- Timothy A. Clary / AFP / Getty Images tants, intended to surprise, delight and wow. One of the glass pieces by Seattle-based artist Dale Chihuly, “Scarlet and Yellow Icicle Tower,” on display at the New York The first Chihuly exhibition in 2006 Botanical Garden in the Bronx. The exhibition runs through Oct. 29, with more than 20 different installations throughout the drew 360,000 visitors, breaking atten- garden’s 250 acres. Below, “Red Reeds on Logs” and “Float Boat” are also part of the show. dance records and changing the way the Botanical Garden conceives of its pro- night hours for the 2006 Chihuly exhibit gramming. Since then it has mounted and has scheduled 39 this time, mostly other big exhibits (Frida Kahlo’s 525,000 later in the summer when the days grow visitors set a record-breaking attendance shorter. The exhibit runs through Oct. 29. in 2015) and added new attractions. Nearby, rising above a hedged gallery The most significant for the Chihuly between the two conservatory pools, is exhibit is the native plant garden, opened another exhibit giant: the 30-foot-tall in 2013. “He was really mesmerized in “Scarlet and Yellow Icicle Tower.” Lumi- 2015 when he came and saw the new na- nescent, it sprouts spikes like ripe wheat. tive garden,” says Karen Daubmann, asso- Two young children who stopped there ciate vice president for exhibitions and with their parents somehow didn’t see it, public engagement. “We think that’s one the way you might miss a skyscraper of the highlights of the exhibit.” you’re standing under on a New York City The garden is a large natural bowl bor- sidewalk. dered on one side by a hill of rhododen- “Where’s the show?” one of them asked. drons and centered on three small ponds “This is the show right here,” the father partially rimmed by a boardwalk. Chihuly, answered. “This the garden. This is the who made several repeat visits in plan- show.” ning the exhibit, chose the ponds as the The father could have been speaking for site for three pieces. the garden administration. One of the Nearest the entrance, but hidden from lessons from the 2006 Chihuly exhibit and view by hedges along the pathway leading a reason for the new one, Daubmann says, to it, is “Float Boat,” a full-size wooden is it attracts a new audience who, once dory piled high with Chihuly’s version of there, begins to see the garden differently. glass Niijima floats used by Japanese fish- The Chihuly effect worked for the larg- ermen. Easily the most explicitly playful er, seemingly stand-alone outdoor pieces, piece in the exhibition, the floats are like a like the “Float Boat” in the native-plant fantastic marble collection. It reprises the pool behind the Haupt Conservatory, com- garden. Walking along the boardwalk, first float project done in 1995 in Finland, prise one of three new site-specific in- ONE PHONE one’s gaze must necessarily turn from the where the floats were dropped in a river. stallations created for the garden exhibit. brilliant, gaudy boat elsewhere, to pitcher The ponds in the garden are stepped, The others are a pair of “chandeliers” PHOTOGRAPHER WHO plants at the pond’s edge or perhaps to a separated by shallow weirs, and it is on suspended from the portico roof covering stand of gray birches. To detour from the these weirs that Chihuly chose to erect the main visiting ticketing area and “Neon PAUSED IMPATIENTLY TOLD boardwalk to the path shrouded with “Koda Study 1” and “Koda Study 2.” The 206” at the second of the pools behind the HIS COMPANION, rhododendrons is to move from light to most subdued pieces in the exhibit, both Haupt Conservatory. dark. Your eyes refocus. So it is with Chi- are flat grids of colored panels made from Described in guides as suggestive of “I’M TRYING huly. a new mixture of acrylic, plastics and vines hanging with fruit, the mineral-blue The effect was even more pronounced, glass. Uniquely dull and unreflective, they and peridot-green chandeliers, floating TO GET A PICTURE or frequent, inside the Haupt Conservato- become translucent screens, altering the above the heads of visitors, also could be ry, where a dozen or so pieces live under surrounding landscape. ectoplasmic escapees from a “Ghostbus- WITH NO ONE IN IT.” the same glass roof with plants, and “Koda 1” and “Koda 2,” along with “Ko- ters” movie. where the Mother’s Day traffic became da Study 3,” which is a collection of pan- “Neon 206” is a crazy network of spa- most jammed. Every other person, it els made from the same new material, but ghetti-like electrified tubes best seen at seemed, had cameras at the ready, deter- A-frame shaped and placed in the tropical night. The garden first introduced regular mined to capture “Persian Pond” and “Fiori” (a grouping of red water lilies and silver flamingos) and “White Belugas” (a pod of iridescent pearl bulbs). Near the “Belugas,” a kava plant did a good job mimicking Chihuly. It bore two dark-red cones with a plastic sheen and each cone sprouted a pair of bright yellow horns. Toward the end of the trail, “White Tower with Fiori” (a tall stalk of pink and white tendrils), shared its bed with a pink- ish dragon tree and delicate plants labeled Asparagaceae. According to the garden’s interactive guide, versions of “White Tower with Fiori” have been exhibited around the world. One phone photographer who paused there impatiently told his companion, “I’m trying to get a picture with no one in it.” A few steps away an older woman and a younger man found themselves admir- ing the same flowering plant, the way two people in a museum might find themselves looking at the same painting. The plant had no label they could find, and the woman asked the man if he knew what it was. “Beautilacticus,” it sounded like he said, quickly inventing a fake Latin name for the plant. When they passed, you could see what attracted them. Thin stemmed, the plant bore tiny blossoms that climbed it like rungs on a ladder. Each blossom appeared to be comprised of two pieces: a tear-drop of white wearing a plum-colored hood. It was as improbable as any Chihuly creation and, as the woman and man agreed, beautilacticus.

Joel Lang is an award-winning Connecticut journalist and frequent contributor to Sunday Arts & Style. Sunday, June 25, 2017 | The Hour | D7 take a break

horoscope HOLIDAY MATHIS bridge FRANK STEWART TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (June slightly stodgy. You’re in need of others. If you don’t lay boundaries, hearts and actions can do worse. 25): You get fantastic results as fresh energy and this could come you’ll be insulting your own Kindness will heal the world. a leader who asks people to do in the form of a person. Break the experience. If it looks their best. You’re not looking for ice. Someone has to be the first to CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. perfection, just for honesty and say hello, and you’re so good at it. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23): The 19): There’s a diverse group solid efforts. Your lucky numbers saying “All’s fair in love and war” around you, and you’re so tough are: 9, 16, 5, 40 and 28. CANCER (June 22-July 22): The is at best confusing and at worst multifaceted you can fit in with thing that’s keeping you from what untrue. Clearly there’s plenty just about anyone. Much will be ARIES (March 21-April 19): You’ll you really, really want is a pretty unfair about both states, and just accomplished with everyone “Stockmayer’s Theorem” contribute your ideas to the group close version to what you want. because someone feels a lot of bringing the things they do well to (an adjunct to Murphy’s Law): “If it looks easy, it’s and you’ll start conversations It’s filling up the space at a solid 70 passion about their act of creation the table. tough. If it looks tough, it’s that you and others will be talking percent. In school that would be a or destruction, that doesn’t make probably downright impos- about in the months to come. C-. Is it good enough? it right. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): sible.” There’s something important When you’re not completely sure LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): There’s SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21): what move to make next, think in In today’s deal, South being worked out with each new became declarer after a con- discussion. nothing you want more today than There may be mightier vessels on terms of attraction. Which move for your nearest and dearest to the sea, but it’s not always wise will get the kind of attention you tentious auction. East would TAURUS (April 20-May 20): have a good time. Your primary to jump ship for the chance to get want? Coming at it from the other have been down one at four You’ll hear the best that others concern will be making this there faster. For one thing, the sea person’s point of view will be wise. spades, losing a club and have to say because you’re open happen. Hint: You can’t do it for is unpredictable. For another, your three hearts, but South was reluctant to let his opponents to believing there’s value in it. them. Set the stage, and then get crew is one of a kind. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): play at a vulnerable game Often, the incidental add-ons out of the way. Starting fresh is super-difficult when five diamonds might or mistakes will be the gems of SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. to do if nothing about the succeed or, at worst, be a communication. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): 21): Though you may have as environment is different. Change is Respect where you’ve been and many reckless notions as the next much easier in a fresh place. If you cheap sacrifice. GEMINI (May 21-June 21): The what you know; set a limit to person, this is a time to cultivate can’t go to a new scene, give your West led a spade, and old social patterns are getting what you’re willing to accept from restraint. Words can break current one a makeover. South ruffed East’s ace. The play looked easy enough — it seemed South had to find Beginner’s Corner West with the king of trumps MICHAEL MEPHAM and then hold his club losers sudoku chess to two — but it got tougher when South let the jack of SHELBY LYMAN trumps ride at Trick Two and It is tempting to yearn for our saw East discard. simple beginnings. It is not only South cogitated but finally age which visits unwelcome lim- concluded that the contract was impossible. its, but the continuous develop- “You get a trump and two ment of culture itself. clubs,” South announced. The chess I encountered in East-West hastily accepted my teenage years was an open- his concession of down one. ended arena for discovery and Just because a contract achievement. looks impossible doesn’t There were no putative a priori mean that no way exists to limits placed on what might be make it. Could you make five accomplished. Hint: Force checkmate. diamonds? But then came the ELO rating Solution: 1. ... h5! (threatens ... Nf5 South has three unavoid- system which assigned a numeri- mate.) able losers, but he can focus cal rating to individual games instead on winners. After and total lifetime performance. South’s jack of trumps wins, Everyone who played chess in SOLVE-IT he can proceed thus: heart the U.S. was now rated and to dummy, spade ruff, heart ranked. to dummy, spade ruff, trump Those who were sufficiently to dummy, queen of hearts, brave thrust aside these shack- heart ruff (as, luckily for les. No number was going to declarer, West must follow limit their aspirations and perfor- suit). South then takes the mance. ace of clubs. He has won 10 Their ambitions remained tricks, and dummy still has open-ended. But many players the ace of trumps to furnish began to define themselves in one more. West’s trump trick terms of the numbers assigned and East’s two club tricks fall to them, hoping at most to together at the end. improve them incrementally. That wasn’t so tough, was The system was institutional- it? ized, in part, by organizing tour- Last week’s Sudoku Last week’s Crossword naments with designated purses for discrete rating categories (depending on the number of Mokshanov Motylev entrees at that particular level). Following the money, some 1. e4 c5 14. Nc3 f6 individuals deliberately lost 2. Nf3 Nc6 15. c5 Rb8 games so as to qualify for a rat- 3. Bb5 g6 16. Qa4 Rxb2 ing category where the financial 4. Bxc6 bxc6 17. Qxc6ch Qd7 reward was greater. These indi- 5. O-O Bg7 18. Qa8 Kf7 viduals, thankfully, were few. 6. Re1 Nf6 19. Be3 Rb7 Despite its drawbacks and our 7. e5 Nd5 20. R(a)d1 Qc6 nostalgia, ratings were a histori- 8. c4 Nc7 21. Nd5 Rd8 cal boon to chess. 9. d4 cxd4 22. Nb4 Rxd1 They both structured and 10. Qxd4 Ne6 23. Rxd1 Rd7 encouraged competition and the 11. Qh4 d6 White growth of the game beyond its 12. Bh6 Bxe5 resigns original narrow confines. 13. Nxe5 dxe5 D8 | The Hour | Sunday, June 25, 2017 Television

Oklahoma. Elsewhere, Mohamed tries new episode. They’ll have to use typi- myths and legends in this new series. power to compel others to do his will, to start over, but a visitor throws a cal camping fare to create a “glamp- This premiere recounts the story of a in this season premiere. Based on the bestbets monkey wrench into his plans. Also, ing” meal for host Giada De Laurentiis 150-foot long super snake attacking comicbook series of the same name, The Voyager With Josh Jorge shares a secret with Anfisa. and guests Melissa d’Arabian and An- and killing people in Peru. The villag- the drama follows Custer and his allies Garcia Lakefront Bargain Hunt drew Zimmern. ers fear the creature so much, they’ve as they search for God. The $100,000 Pyramid tried to blow it up. (4) WNBC 12 p.m. HGTV 8 p.m. Preacher In this rebroadcast, Josh Garcia travels Mike and Penny search for a new lake- (7) WABC (8) WTNH 10 p.m. to Aix en Provence, France. He ex- front property in this new episode. The It’s Aaron vs. Erin when Green Bay AMC 10 p.m. plores the region of Provence and vis- Gaithersburg, Maryland, couple love Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers Dominic Cooper returns as Jesse its a farm, where he learns about goat getting away from it all and Mike takes on “Dancing with the Stars” host Custer, a West Texas preacher with the Clinton Kelly, Daphne Oz, Mario cheese. He also tries his hand at milk- thinks he discovered the perfect place Erin Andrews in this new episode. Batali, Michael Symon and ing goats and samples fresh cheeses. to unwind in Deep Creek Lake. Then, it’s a battle of the spouses when Carla Hall from “The Robbie Amell competes against his Chew.” The Chew American Grit wife, Italia Ricci. (7) WABC (8) WTNH 4:30 p.m. (5) WNYW (61) WTIC 9 p.m. Gear up for a great summer and get The cadre must decide which player I’m Dying Up Here tips for throwing the best backyard can best help lead his or her team to SHOW 10 p.m. barbecue in the premiere of this half- victory when they’re asked to choose Goldie’s (Melissa Leo) ex-husband re- hour special. The show’s cooking and team captains in this new episode. The appears looking for a favor in this new décor experts reveal great make- captains then have to help their blind- episode. Meanwhile, a female fan has ahead tips on how to create grilled folded teammates navigate a boat an unusual way of showing her love for feasts and easy desserts. race. Eddie (Michael Angarano), and Adam 90 Day Fiancé Food Network Star (R.J. Cyler) meets his comedy idol. TLC 8 p.m. FOOD 9 p.m. Expedition Mungo In this season premiere, Pao enjoys life The finalists are sent into the wilder- ANPL 10 p.m. in Miami, but Russ struggles with life in ness for a “glamping” challenge in this Host Paul Mungeam explores popular SUNDAY DAYTIME JUNE 25, 2017 7 AM 7:30 8 AM 8:30 9 AM 9:30 10 AM 10:30 11 AM 11:30 12 PM 12:30 1 PM 1:30 2 PM 2:30 3 PM 3:30 4 PM 4:30 5 PM 5:30 2 WBCS CBS 2 News Sunday CBS 2 News Sunday CBS Sunday Morning (N) (HD) Face the Nation (HD) Paid Paid Paid To Be Announced Off-Road Racing (HD) PGA Golf Travelers Championship Final Round (L) (HD) 3 WFSB Eyewitness News (N) Eyewitness News (N) CBS Sunday Morning (N) (HD) FaceNtn Face State Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid Off-Road Racing (HD) PGA Golf Travelers Championship Final Round (L) (HD) 4 WNBC (6:00) Today in New York OpenNYC Sunday Today (N) (HD) Today NY Meet the Press (N) (HD) J.Osteen Voyage Voyage Sailing America's Cup (L) (HD) Dew Tour (HD) USATF Track Outdoor Championship (L) (HD) 5 WNYW J.Osteen Paid In Touch Ministries Fox News Sunday (HD) Cup Pre-game (L) (HD) FIFA Soccer Confederations Cup (L) (HD) Postgame Paid Paid Paid Paid ++ The Legend of Zorro (‘05) Antonio Banderas. 7 WABC (6:00) Eyewitness News GMA/Sunday (HD) Eyewitness News This Week (HD) News Tiempo To Be Announced World of X Games (HD) The Chew Eyewitness News at 5 8 WTNH (6:00) Morning (N) GMA/Sunday (HD) This Week (HD) An Answer Paid Paid Paid Paid A.Athlete McCarver Homes Homeown. RawTrav. World of X Games (HD) The Chew RawTrav. DestinTV 9 WWOR Paid Jeremiah Key David J.Osteen J. Hagee Amazing J.Osteen Paid Paid Biz Kid$ Now Paid Paid Program X-Files "Orison" (HD) Bones (HD) Bones (HD) 11 WPIX Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid On Spot Animals Paid Paid Rules Rules Friends Friends 2½Men 2½Men PIX11 News at 5 13 WNET Sesame Wild Kratts Cat "Ocean Commotion" D.Tiger D.Tiger SplashB. Odd Squad Cyberch. Theater... NYC Arts Sgt. Pepper's Musical Revolution E.Blagdon Cooking Food (N) C. Chiang Baking "Biscuits" (N) TestK Chef

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CABLE LIFE In Touch Ministries Amazing David Jer. J.Osteen Paid (HD) If Looks Could Kill (2016, Drama) (HD) Daughter for Sale (‘17) Emily Rose. (HD) Give Me My Baby (‘17) Kelly Sullivan. (HD) Don't Wake Mommy (‘15) Ashley Bell. (HD) MSNBC Lockup Business PoliticsNation (N) (HD) MSNBC Live (N) AM Joy (N) (HD) MSNBC Live (N) (HD) MSNBC Live (N) (HD) Meet the Press (HD) Pulse (N) (HD) MSNBC Live (N) (HD) The Point (N) (HD) SPIKE Paid Program Paid Program Off-Road E.Power Truck T. D.Muscle Bar Rescue (HD) Bar Rescue (HD) Bar Rescue (HD) Bar Rescue (HD) Bar Rescue (HD) Bar Rescue (HD) Bar Rescue (HD) SYFY (6:00) Paid Program The Twilight Zone (HD) ++ Troy (2004, Action) Orlando Bloom, Eric Bana, Brad Pitt. (HD) +++ Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters (HD) (:25) +++ Hellboy (‘04) John Hurt, Ron Perlman. (HD) (:45) ++ Armageddon (HD) TBS Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends +++ The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (‘12) Ian McKellan, Martin Freeman. ++ Journey 2: The Mysterious Island Percy Jackson & the Olympians:... TLC Say Yes Say Yes 90 Day Fiancé (HD) 90 Day Fiancé (HD) 90 Day Fiancé (HD) 90 Day Fiancé (HD) 90 Day Fiancé (HD) 90 Day Fiancé (HD) 90 Day Fiancé (HD) 90 Day Fiancé (HD) 90 Day Fiancé (HD) 90 Day Fiancé (HD) TNT Law&Order "Sects" (HD) Law & Order (HD) Law & Order (HD) Law & Order (HD) Law & Order (HD) Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby ++ Bad Boys II (‘03, Act) Will Smith, Jordi Mollà, Martin Lawrence. (HD) +++ Rush Hour (HD) TVLAND (:10) Chris :50 G. Girls (:25) The Golden Girls G. Girls G. Girls :10 G. Girls :50 G. Girls (:25) The Golden Girls G. Girls G. Girls G. Girls G. Girls G. Girls G. Girls G. Girls G. Girls Reba (HD) Reba (HD) Reba (HD) Reba (HD) USA Amazing T.Point In Touch J.Osteen Big Star Little Star (HD) Team Ninja War. (HD) SVU "Streetwise" (HD) SVU "Zebras" (HD) SVU "Quickie" (HD) SVU "Savior" (HD) Law&Order: SVU (HD) Law&Order: SVU (HD) Law&Order: SVU (HD) AMC M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Saving Private Ryan A group of soldiers are ordered to find & rescue a paratrooper from the frontlines. +++ Unstoppable Denzel Washington. (HD) Movie FLIX ++ The Final Cut Robin Williams. (:45) ++ Danger Zone (‘96) Ron Silver. +++ Hidalgo (‘04) Zuleikha Robinson, Viggo Mortensen. ++ Blue Crush Kate Bosworth. (:50) ++ Poltergeist II: The Other Side +++ Stander (‘03) Thomas Jane. HBO (:15) The Huntsman: Winter's War (HD) (:15) Suited (HD) (:35) Fight (:10) Real Sports (HD) (:15) Sully (‘16) Aaron Eckhart, Tom Hanks. (HD) If You're Not (HD) Bill Maher (HD) +++ Get Smart Steve Carell. (HD) MAX 6: Good Morning, V... (:10) Mr. Right (HD) On Time (:55) +++ Manhunter William L. Petersen. (HD) +++ The Bone Collector (HD) ++ Daredevil Ben Affleck. (HD) (:45) ++++ The Martian (‘15) Matt Damon. (HD) SHOW (6:50) +++ Fried Green Tomatoes Kathy Bates. +++ Breach (‘07) Ryan Phillippe. Becoming Cary Grant Judy Balaban. ++ Free State of Jones (‘16) Matthew McConaughey. (:55) +++ No Country for Old Men +++ A Bronx Tale MOVIES STZ ENC Movie (:50) ++ I, Robot (‘04) Will Smith. (:45) +++ For a Few Dollars More (‘66) Clint Eastwood. +++ Jaws (‘75) Roy Scheider. (:05) +++ Jaws 2 (‘78) Roy Scheider. (:05) +++ Jaws 3 Dennis Quaid. Movie TCM 6: Pride and Prejudice (:15) ++ Three Guys Named Mike Jane Wyman. +++ High Wall (‘47) Robert Taylor. +++ Stormy Weather (HD) (:45) ++ Middle of the Night (‘59) Fredric March. +++ Magnificent Obsession (HD) TMC Monkey ++ The Accidental Spy ++ Mighty Joe Young (‘98) Bill Paxton. ++ Spy Kids 3D: Game Over (:25) +++ The Hurricane (‘99) Denzel Washington. (:55) The Preppie Connection (:35) Unnatural (‘15) James Remar. ANPL Redwood Kings (HD) Redwood Kings (HD) Redwood Kings (HD) Redwood Kings (HD) Expedition Mungo (HD) River Monsters (HD) River Monsters (HD) River Monsters (HD) River Monsters (HD) River Monsters (HD) River Monsters (HD) DISN McStuffins PJ Masks Lion Guard Mickey Puppy Pals Elena Tangled Pat-Dog LEGOFree LEGOFree The Pirate Fairy (HD) :20 Tangled Mickey :20 Austin (:45) Austin :10 Austin Liv Mad Cali Style Liv Mad :15 Liv Mad :40 Liv Mad

KIDS NICK ALVIN (HD) ALVIN (HD) P Ranger Sponge Turtles Sponge Sponge Sponge Sponge Sponge Loud H. Loud H. Loud H. Loud H. Sponge Sponge Sponge Sponge The Thundermans (HD) The Thundermans (HD) TOON Ben 10 Ben 10 ++ Surf's Up (‘07) Shia LaBeouf. Gumball Gumball Gumball Gumball Gumball Gumball Teen Titan Teen Titan Teen Titan Teen Titan Teen Titan Teen Titan Teen Titan Teen Titan Teen Titan Movie ESPN SportsCenter (HD) SportsCenter (HD) E:60 (L) (HD) SportsCenter (HD) SportsCenter (HD) SportsCenter (HD) DRL Drone Racing (HD) DRL Drone Racing (HD) 30/30 (HD) MLS Soccer Seattle Sounders FC at Portland Timbers (L) (HD) ESPN2 (6:30) 30 for 30 (HD) BASS Fishing (HD) SportsCenter (HD) E:60 (HD) 30 for 30 "Celtics/ Lakers: Best of Enemies" (HD) 30 for 30 (HD) 30 for 30 "Celtics/ Lakers: Best of Enemies" (HD) CFL Football Hamilton vs Toronto (L) (HD) MSG (6:00) Paid Program NASL Soccer New York Cosmos at Miami FC Countdown Countdown Countdown Countdown NASL Soccer New York Cosmos at Miami FC Countdown Countdown Countdown Countdown SPORTS YES Paid Paid MLB Baseball Texas Rangers at New York Yankees (HD) New York Yankees Old Timers' Day Special (L) (HD) Prgame MLB Baseball Texas Rangers at New York Yankees (L) (HD) NY Post-game (L) (HD) CNBC Paid Paid Paid Program Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid CNN New Day Sunday Inside Politics State of the Union Fareed Zakaria GPS Reliable Sources State of the Union Fareed Zakaria GPS CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom NEWS FNC (6:00) Fox and Friends Tune in for news updates, analysis and interviews. SundayMorningFutures MediaBuzz Outnumbered America's Newsroom Fox News Sunday America's Newsroom Your World PerinoStirewalt Tell SUNDAY EVENING JUNE 25, 2017 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM 12:30 1 AM 1:30 2 WBCS News (HD) CBS 2 News 60 Minutes (HD) NCIS: LA "Tidings We Bring" (HD) Madam "The Dissent Memo" (HD) Code Black "Ave Maria" (HD) CBS 2 News (N) CBS 2 News CSI: Miami CSI: Miami 3 WFSB News (HD) News (N) 60 Minutes (HD) NCIS: LA "Tidings We Bring" (HD) Madam "The Dissent Memo" (HD) Code Black "Ave Maria" (HD) News (N) BlueBlood "To Protect and Serve" CSI: Miami "Die by the Sword" Inside Edition 4 WNBC 4 New York NBC News (HD) Sunday Night (N) (HD) +++ Despicable Me (‘10) Steve Carell. (HD) Big Shots "Forever Young" (HD) New York at 11 4 New York Sports Final 1st Look Extra Weekend 5 WNYW FOX 25 News Inside Edition BobBurg. (HD) Last Man (HD) Simpsons (HD) FamilyGuy (HD) American Grit "Liar Liar" (N) (HD) Fox 5 News Sports Extra Modern Family Modern Family In Depth Whacked Out Major Crimes 7 WABC News World News (N) Funniest Home Videos (HD) Celebrity Family Feud (N) (HD) Funderdome (N) (HD) The $100,000 Pyramid (N) (HD) Eyewitness News Castle Castle 8 WTNH News 8 at 6 (N) World News (N) Funniest Home Videos (HD) Celebrity Family Feud (N) (HD) Funderdome (N) (HD) The $100,000 Pyramid (N) (HD) News 8 (N) (:35) Kia Mazda (:05) Insider (:35) Judy (:05) RawTrav. (:35) Homeown. 9 WWOR Agents of SHIELD "Eye Spy" (HD) Family Feud Family Feud The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Modern Family Modern Family Laughs Anger Manage Anger Manage Tosh.0 (HD) Paid Program Paid Program 11 WPIX Wonderama "Calling All Talent" Two and a Half Two and a Half Supernatural "First Blood" (HD) Supernatural (HD) PIX11 News at 10 Seinfeld Seinfeld +++ Ocean's Eleven (‘01) Brad Pitt, George Clooney. 13 WNET News. (N) (HD) MetroFocus New York "Art Underground" (HD) Masterpiece Classic (N) (HD) M'piece "Grantchester" (N) (HD) M. Theatre "Prime Suspect: Tennison" (N) (HD) Masterpiece Mystery! "Endeavour: Home" Doc Martin "Aromatherapy"

BROADCAST BROADCAST 20 WTXX Bones Bones Elementary "Possibility Two" Element. "Déjà Vu All Over Again" 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls Seinfeld Seinfeld Met Mother Met Mother Friends Friends 21 WLIW SciTech Now News. (N) (HD) MetroFocus This Old House Antique "Vintage Albuquerque" Theater Close-Up "Old Hats" Dramatic Escape (N) Doctor Blake "King of the Lake" Brown "The Alchemist's Secret" 30 WVIT News at 6 p.m. NBC News (HD) Sunday Night (N) (HD) +++ Despicable Me (‘10) Steve Carell. (HD) Big Shots "Forever Young" (HD) News/:20 Sports (:45) In Depth (:15) Extra Weekend (:15) Paid (:45) Dateline 49 WEDW America's Veterans (HD) Sing That (HD) Yankee (HD) Masterpiece Classic (N) (HD) M'piece "Grantchester" (N) (HD) M. Theatre "Prime Suspect: Tennison" (N) (HD) Austin City Limits (HD) Masterpiece Mystery! (HD) 55 WLNY King of Queens King of Queens 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls Mike & Molly Mike & Molly WLNY News at 9 p.m. Paid Program Judge Judy Family Guy Family Guy Bob's Burgers Bob's Burgers Mr. Box Office First Family 59 WCTX Rookie Blue Rizzoli & Isles "Bloodlines" Castle "Law and Boarder" Leverage "The Ho, Ho, Ho Job" News 8 at 10 (:35) Paid (:05) Cheaters (:05) F.Files (:35) F.Files (:05) F.Files (:35) F.Files 61 WTIC Movie The Big Bang BobBurg. (HD) Last Man (HD) Simpsons (HD) FamilyGuy (HD) American Grit "Liar Liar" (N) (HD) FOX 61 News (:45) Desk Fox 61 News Two and a Half Two and a Half The Big Bang The Big Bang Paid Program A&E A. Pickers "Pandoras Box" (HD) A. Pickers "Sicilian Standoff" (HD) American Pickers (HD) A. Pickers "Pinch Picker" (HD) Pickers "Mama Knows Best" (HD) (:05) American Pickers (HD) (:05) American Pickers (HD) (:05) Pickers "Pinch Picker" (HD) BRAVO Housewives P. "A Host of Issues" Housewives Potomac The Real Housewives (N) The Real Housewives of Orange County "100th Episode Special" WatchWhat (N) Housewives "Regency Reunion" Below "Flirting With Danger" South/ Charm COMC (5:50) +++ Wedding Crashers (‘05) Vince Vaughn, Owen Wilson. (HD) +++ We're the Millers (‘13) Jennifer Aniston, Emma Roberts, Jason Sudeikis. (HD) Kevin Hart (N) C.Height (N) South Park (HD) South Park (HD) (:05) SouthPk (:40) SouthPk DISC Naked "Frozen in Fear" (HD) Naked "Ashes to Ashes" (HD) Naked "Breaking Borneo" (HD) To Be Announced NakedAfr "Triple Threat" (N) (HD) Naked "Garden of Evil" (HD) Naked and Afraid (HD) Naked "Primal Fear" (HD) Freeform (5:30) ++++ Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 (‘10) Daniel Radcliffe. (HD) +++ Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (‘11) Emma Watson, Daniel Radcliffe. (HD) Joel Osteen Paid Program Life Today Paid Program FOOD Food Star "All-Terrain Eats" (HD) Game "Guilty Pleasures" (HD) Game "Twin It to Win It" (N) (HD) Food Star "Glamping" (N) (HD) Beat Flay (HD) Beat Flay (HD) Beat Flay (HD) Beat Flay (HD) Food Star "Glamping" (HD) Beat Flay (HD) Beat Flay (HD) FX 3: Transformers: Dark of the ... Transformers: Age of Extinction (2014, Action) Nicola Peltz, Jack Reynor, Mark Wahlberg. Transformers: Age of Extinction (2014, Action) Nicola Peltz, Jack Reynor, Mark Wahlberg. HGTV Bargain (HD) Bargain (HD) BeachRe. (HD) Bargain (HD) Bargain (HD) Bargain (HD) Hunters (HD) Hunters (HD) Mexico (N) (HD) Mexico (N) (HD) H.Hunt (HD) House (HD) B. Hunters (HD) B. Hunters (HD) Mexico (HD) Mexico (HD) HIST Forged Fire "Spiked Shield" (HD) Forged in Fire "The Cutlass" (HD) ++ Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides (‘11) Penélope Cruz, Johnny Depp. (HD) (:05) Mountain Men (HD) (:05) ++ Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides (HD)

CABLE CABLE LIFE Cradle Swapping (‘17) Brandon Barash, Amanda Clayton. (HD) My Daughter Is Missing (‘17) Miranda Raison. (P) (HD) Deadly Ex (Thril) Marguerite Moreau, Natasha Henstridge. (HD) My Daughter Is Missing (‘17) Miranda Raison. (HD) MSNBC (5:00) The Point (N) (HD) Meet the Press (HD) All The President's Men Revisited (HD) Lockup (HD) Lockup (HD) Lockup (HD) Lockup (HD) SPIKE Bar Rescue (HD) Bar Rescue "Drunk on Punk" (HD) BET Awards The star-studded 2017 BET Awards. (HD) Bar Rescue (HD) Bar Res. "12 Beers a Slave" (HD) Bar Res. (HD) SYFY (4:45) ++ Armageddon (‘98) Liv Tyler, Bruce Willis. (HD) ++ X-Men Origins: Wolverine (‘09) Liev Schreiber, Hugh Jackman. (HD) ++ X-Men Origins: Wolverine (‘09) Liev Schreiber, Hugh Jackman. (HD) ++ Troy (‘04) Brad Pitt. (HD) TBS 4: Percy Jackson & the Olym... The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Wrecked Wrecked ++ The Campaign (‘12) Zach Galifianakis, Will Ferrell. TLC 90 Day Fiancé: Countdown to the New Season (N) (HD) 90 Day Fiancé "Happy Wife, Happy Life?" (SP) (N) (HD) 90 Day Fiancé "Loren and Alexei: Our Continuing Journey" (HD) 90 Day Fiancé "Happy Wife, Happy Life?" (HD) TNT (5:00) +++ Rush Hour (HD) ++ Get Hard (‘15, Com) Kevin Hart, Alison Brie, Will Ferrell. (HD) Claws "Quicksand" (N) (HD) (:55) Claws (HD) (:55) ++ Knight and Day (2010, Action) Tom Cruise, Cameron Diaz, (HD) (:55) The Mechanic (HD) TVLAND Reba (HD) Reba (HD) Reba (HD) Reba (HD) Reba (HD) Loves Ray (HD) Loves Ray (HD) Loves Ray (HD) Loves Ray (HD) Loves Ray (HD) Queens (HD) Queens (HD) Queens (HD) Queens (HD) Loves Ray (HD) Loves Ray (HD) USA SVU "Surrendering Noah" (HD) SVU "Institutional Fail" (HD) SVU "Assaulting Reality" (HD) SVU "Intersecting Lives" (HD) SVU "Heartfelt Passages" (HD) Modern (HD) Modern (HD) Modern (HD) Modern (HD) House (HD) House (HD) AMC (5:30) +++ The Day After Tomorrow (‘04) Dennis Quaid. (HD) Fear the Dead "100" (HD) Fear the Walking Dead (N) (HD) Preacher (SP) (N) (HD) (:05) Talking Dead (N) (HD) Fear the Walking Dead (HD) (:05) Fear the Walking Dead (HD) FLIX (4:30) Stander ++ Inspector Gadget (‘99) Matthew Broderick. +++ Hidalgo (2004, Drama) Zuleikha Robinson, Omar Sharif, Viggo Mortensen. +++ Dead Man (‘95) Lance Henniksen, Johnny Depp. (:35) ++ Bad Company (‘95) Ellen Barkin. HBO (4:) Get Smart (:25) Central Intelligence Dwayne Johnson. (HD) (:15) ++ Harold and Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay (HD) Silicon (N) (HD) Veep (HD) Last Week (HD) (:40) Silicon (:10) Veep (HD) (:40) LastWeek (:20) Veep (HD) (:50) Silicon MAX (:10) ++ The Fast and the Furious (‘01) Vin Diesel. (HD) Black Mass (‘15) Joel Edgerton, Johnny Depp. (HD) (:55) Mr. Right (‘15) Columbus Short. (HD) (:40) ++++ Trainwreck (‘15) Bill Hader, Amy Schumer. (HD) Movie SHOW (5:00) +++ A Bronx Tale Dying "The Cost of a Free Buffet" Twin Peaks Twin Peaks (N) Dying Here "Sugar and Spice" (N) Dying Up Here "Sugar and Spice" Twin Peaks Dying Up Here "Sugar and Spice" MOVIES MOVIES STZ ENC (5:45) ++ Jaws: The Revenge (:15) ++ Bad Girls (‘94) Andie MacDowell, Drew Barrymore. +++ Moulin Rouge! (‘01) Ewan McGregor, Nicole Kidman. (:10) ++ Chicago (‘02) Renée Zellweger, Catherine Zeta-Jones. (:10) +++ Jaws Roy Scheider. TCM ++++ Places in the Heart (‘84) Danny Glover, Sally Field. The Street With No Name (‘48) Richard Widmark, Mark Stevens. +++ The Snake Pit (‘48) Mark Stevens, Olivia De Havilland. +++ Scaramouche (‘24) Lewis Stone, Ramon Novarro. TMC (:05) ++ Mighty Joe Young (‘98) Charlize Theron, Bill Paxton. +++ Alpha Dog (‘06) Matthew B. Barry, Bruce Willis. +++ The Hurricane (‘99) John Hannah, Deborah Kara Unger, Denzel Washington. +++ It Follows (‘14) Maika Monroe. ANPL Monsters "Coral Reef Killer" (HD) River Monsters (HD) River Monsters: Loc. (HD) River Monsters: Loc. (HD) Expedition Mungo (N) (HD) River Monsters (HD) Expedition Mungo (HD) River Monsters (HD) DISN (:10) +++ Toy Story 3 (‘10, Animated) Tim Allen, Tom Hanks. (HD) Transyl (P) (N) Tangled-Series Stuck in Middle Andi Mack K.C. Underc. Bunk'd Transylvania Bizaardvark Stuck in Middle Andi Mack Girl Meets W. Best Friends

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