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- Fabu: 'To be black is to be political' (Isthmus)
On the first Saturday night in May, while rowdy college kids roamed the Mifflin Street block party in search of their next keg, a quieter crowd gathered at Escape Java Joint on Willy Street. In the art gallery coarsely decorated with organic fair-trade coffee sacks, over 50 people sat in folding chairs and in the aisles. Madison's new poet laureate, Fabu Carter Brisco, took the mike.
- Music to live and die for - Iowa City Press-Citizen
What stirs your heart? What makes you stand up proudly and break into song? Or whistling? Or even toe tapping? Chances are that at this time of year, it is something patriotic. Irving Berlin was born in Russia and immigrated as a young lad to this ...
- Lesbians pick fight with gay women - The Australian
ATHENS: A Greek court has been asked to draw the line between the natives of the Aegean Sea island of Lesbos and the world's gay women. Three islanders from Lesbos - home of the ancient poet Sappho, who praised love between women - have taken agay ...
- Review: ‘Wit’ takes one woman on final journey (Naples Daily News)
“Wit†headliner Janina Birtolo launches into a poetry-filled monologue mere seconds after making a shambling, barefoot entrance onto the empty concrete floor of the Tobye Studio space. For her grand entrance, she wears just a red baseball cap and two hospital gowns. An IV machine trails her, making a persistent beep-beep-beep as she pulls it along by palsied hands.
- Ex- Sunday News Sports Editor launches website - Sunday News
Ex- Sunday News Sports Editor launches websiteSunday News, Zimbabwe - 3 hours agoXtra time as an online portal, focuses on Zimbabwe football and strives to take Zimbabwe football to the world,’’ said Moyo on Thursday. ...
- Trailblazers, but Selling a Romantic Kind of Love (New York Times)
As fiercely as the rock counterculture rejected its parents? tastes in music, all three women in Sheila Weller's ?Girls Like Us" are revealed as heavily indebted to traditional pop and its quasi-religious faith in romantic love.
- Still Kicking In His 10th Decade, Millard Kaufman Has a Few Stories ... - Washington Post
LOS ANGELES There are curious curlicues in the many lives of Millard Kaufman. For example, he once ingested cobra venom -- experimentally -- and awoke to find himself playing golf in the nude. That is how he met his wife. She's now a psychoanalyst ...
- Classical: Patrick Mason - News & Observer
Classical: Patrick MasonNews & Observer, NC - 3 hours ago... is enchanting with its light orchestration (no brass) and careful word-setting of anonymous Latin love poetry from the first two centuries AD This is ...
- That's OK, We're All Sorted Out for Rhymes and Lines - RedOrbit
That's OK, We're All Sorted Out for Rhymes and LinesRedOrbit, TX - 10 hours agoThe song shows why lyrics matter: the music is made more beautiful by the words poetry. Of course, people in glass houses shouldnt throw stones, ...
- Genghis Khan, Harlan Ellison and RFK - Salon
Tadanobu Asano in "Mongol." I'm still on vacation, but based on the response to my going-away post, it seems like I should spend the whole summer rotating between the beach and the mountains and let the parents keep debating offbeat family movies ...
- ICE T TO PERFORM WITH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA - Contactmusic.com
ICE T TO PERFORM WITH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRAContactmusic.com, UK - 11 hours agoIce-T - real name Tracy Marrow - will narrate Hughes' poetry set to the music of jazz professor Dr. Ronald MCCurdy, who composed the project using musical ...
- This MUST Be the Place (MetroActive)
THE 01SJ Global Festival of Art on the Edge—or 01SJ for short—is not one of those harebrained schemes to "put San Jose on the map," or yet another attempt to alleviate San Jose's inferiority complex.
- Great Green Show lineup (The Mail Tribune)
The strains of Bach's "Concerto for Two Violins" and Brahms' "Hungarian Dance No. 1" drift into the hills around the Oregon Shakespeare Festival under an unsettled spring sky, and the crowd in front of the OSF's Elizabethan Stage applauds generously.
- More research into lung cancer - La Crosse Tribune
You can take pride in being a survivor in spite of public indifference. Research saves lives. It was research that improved the five-year survival in the past 30 years of prostate cancer from 67 percent to 99 percent, breast cancer survival from 75 ...
- Poets Schevill, Garcia, Starck Read Monday at Moe’s - Berkeley Daily Planet
Poets James Schevill and Luis Garcia, both Berkeley natives, will be joined by Clemens Starck from the Oregon coast range to read at Moe’s Books on Telegraph, 7:30 p.m. Monday, June 2, as part of the Monday At Moe’s series. Admission will be free ...
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