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- Obama Fights To Stay On 'Change' Message - The Bulletin
Though his campaign is based on "change we can believe in," this week Barack Obama has released negative ads that may add to the credibility gap he has created since he became the presumptive Democratic nominee in June. "Maybe you are struggling just ...
- Calendar of Events - Alexandria Daily Town Talk
"THE BOY FRIEND" PLAY: 7:30-9:30 p.m. Tonight and Saturday, City Park Players, Bringhurst Theatre, 1802 Sylvester Drive, Alexandria. Tickets are $12 general admission, $10 seniors (over 65), $5 students. For more information, call (318) 442-1800 ...
- Obama returns to U.S. after a successful trip abroad (New London Day)
London - Barack Obama conquered the Middle East and Europe last week, but on Saturday he returned to face a more challenging battleground: middle
- the spectator - Slate
Don't get me wrong, I have nothing against yoga—or Eastern disciplines in general. In fact, I've done tai chi exercises for many years. No, it's the commodification and rhetorical dumbing-down of yoga culture that gets to me. The way something that ...
- Political party - Minneapolis Star Tribune
Political partyMinneapolis Star Tribune, MN - 24 minutes agoAt night, it's music, including the band Nobot, and a poetry slam. (8 am-midnight. 1111 Nicollet Mall, Mpls. Free.) Revolutionary Love 2: After staging the ...
- Sustainable Life Calendar - Gresham Outlook
Gresham OutlookSustainable Life CalendarGresham Outlook, OR - 3 hours ago... www.belmontbusiness.org, 503-774-2832 The Friends of William Stafford, Oregon’s celebrated poet laureate, will hold its third annual Poetry and Potluck. ...
- AfroSolo Arts Festival Begins August 2nd - Broadway World
AfroSolo Arts Festival Begins August 2ndBroadway World, NY - 19 minutes agoSan Francisco's award-winning AfroSolo Theatre Company presents the 15th annual AfroSolo Arts Festival, celebrating African American artists giving voice to ...
- FirstWorks Festival schedule - Providence Journal
FirstWorks Festival scheduleProvidence Journal, RI - 4 hours ago6 pm: Members of Universes, a troupe blending jazz, poetry and hip-hop, offer a talk at Black Repertory Theater, 276 Westminster St. 9:30 pm: Pixilerations: ...
- Town tourism: Resident hopes Trails and Sails weekend brings new faces to North Andover (North Andover Citizen)
Karen Kline likes to walk the streets of the town’s Old Center, just like another poet who lived in North Andover did almost 400 years ago. North Andover poet and iconoclast Karen Kline has hatched some ideas for North Andover tourism built around poetry and historic places by watching the success of other communities in promoting the same things. She also came up with the idea of ...
- The poetry of memories - KUAR
The poetry of memoriesKUAR, AR - Sep 28, 2008Hall has essentially written his way through life, rising at 6 every morning for two hours of poetry composition before breakfast. He's been a firm believer ...
- Play>Ground ends this Sunday - ArtslinkNews
ArtslinkNewsPlay>Ground ends this SundayArtslinkNews, South Africa - 3 hours agoRich with rapturous poetry and the music of rising and falling emotions." The play’s extraordinary vision, accuracy and profundity has led to a number of ...
- Paul Auster on ‘Man in the Dark’ and Seceding From the Union - Nymag.com
In Brooklyn author Paul Auster’s new novel, Man in the Dark (out this week), a book critic named Brill battles insomnia, grief over the recent death of his wife, and a deep dissatisfaction with the state of America, all by telling himself a bedtime ...
- Single Dad Overcomes Rocky Childhood to Publish First Book of Poetry (Newswise)
Eric Watts, a 30-year-old single dad living in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, has published his first book of poetry, "Cellar Door: Volume One," which deals with his turbulent early life. He is making sure his two daughters have a much happier childhood and will be signing copies of his book at the Brooklyn Book Festival on Sunday, September 14, at Borough Hall in Brooklyn.
- What's That Smell: The Music of Jacob Sterling - Variety
Peter Bartlett, left, and David Pittu satirize the world of music theater, its hangers-on and ne'er-do-wells in Pittu's 'What's That Smell.' An Atlantic Theater Company presentation of a play with music in one act by David Pittu, with music by Randy ...
- American bands provide antidote to “Britain’s Indie Malaise†- Seattle Weekly
American bands provide antidote to “Britain’s Indie Malaiseâ€Seattle Weekly, WA - 2 hours agoSlipping on his houndstooth jacket and pouring himself a snifter of port, Finn waxes philosophic about the banality of poetry readings and the art and craft ...
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