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The anti-Martha
By LEAH McLAREN
The Globe and Mail
Saturday, November 9, 2002
She's messy, motherly and warmly chaotic. She's also smart as a whip. In the world of cooking shows, the deliciously watchable Nigella Lawson has become an international one-woman brand. But she's still happy to dig into a platter of ribs and share an afternoon of girl gab with The Globe's Leah McLaren
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Outdoor Life Network chooses 50 participants to compete for Mt. Everest climb
The television network is filming a reality series, Global Extremes: Mt Everest -4Runners of Adventure, that pits contestants in challenges like backcountry skiing, rock-climbing, desert racing, mountain biking and ice climbing.
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'I am a professional bon vivant'
By SARAH HAMPSON
The Globe and Mail
Saturday, October 12, 2002
The Surreal Gourmet sells the sizzle of the hip lifestyle, but Bob Blumer tells Sarah Hampson he has a rule that the steak must be good, too
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Travel TV's leading man
By KARAN SMITH
The Globe and Mail
Saturday, October 5, 2002
Ian Wright of Lonely Planet fame sets out on a speaking tour of Ontario campuses
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