OO! Lash maker

[Gabion]

And then there's the notable ice-hockey playing architect H.K. RANGEFRY....

and the animal rights movement will want to know who said DIE, KIND BLIND SEAL

[Gabion]

Whoops - that should have read DIE, BLIND SEAL KIN!

[ctesiphon]

Well Gehry is the first.
Don't know the other (yet), but it's making me lol in its current state.

[phil]

Is it Daniel Libeskind?

[GrahamH]

Yeah the KIND, followed by the 'oh crap, pretend I didn't write that' kinda gave it away

[SeamusOG]

Vain actors at a gala

[ctesiphon]

I fear I'm loving this game a little too much.

It's Santiago Calatrava. But I'm almost sorry to have solved it as 'Vain actors at a gala' is such a sweet anagram. And perhaps the perfect headline when (if?) the Abbey goes to the docks and the pic in the paper of the grand opening has a certain new bridge in the background.

[Gabion]

Police are urgently seeking this man:

Boris E. Cruel

- also known as the "T-square killer" - in connection with this sickening incident:

DIE, BLIND SEAL KIN!

[ctesiphon]

While in the wings the smiling jestar looks on, barely able to contain his glee.

[Gabion]

Well, EARN VIA FOLLY is the only sane response.

[JJ]

Damn !

ya got me at it too:

How about A MODERN VIS HERE

jj

[ctesiphon]

How about A MODERN VIS HERE

Well Mies is certainly leading the race, with seven anagrams. It still took me a while to get it too, JJ.
Yours however, Gabion, is proving marginally more troublesome. I can get Falolay Nervi, Flavio Lanrey and countless other nobodies, but...

[Gabion]

"Earn via folly"? He's originally from Uruguay and was pipped to the post at Ground Zero by the Blind Seal Kin.

Now you're going to have to give me a clue for the Smiling Jestar, or Mies J. Starling as I think of him...

[ctesiphon]

Aah. The WTC ref gave it to me rather than the Uruguayan one. I always thought he was Spanish. Maybe the missing Tilde on the N threw me?

Re SJ- Starling is remarkably close. Close, Jim, but not as we know it.

[Gabion]

Gargh! How could I have missed Big Jim? You'd never see him on a bicycle, unlike:

SLOGWASH CHAINRIM

[ctesiphon]

"Hi every body!"

"Hi Doctor Nick!"

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Something for the weekend?

Meet our local parish priest, Fr. Eros Manton, and his bodyguard, Hunki Salo. They have just been shopping in Spain and have bought a revolutionary new plug in razor with the catchy name of El Magic Shaver and a new sports car with the famous Retro-V Turbine engine. 'A good day's work,' they think, 'but we must leave before we catch the dreaded Writor's Plague.' And with that, they speed away into the night.