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- Review: Love Story 2050 - Sify
Why do films that rely heavily on the visual aspect inevitably lose out on the soul? The story, the core of the film, is forced to leave centre stage as filmmakers convince themselves that the audience will be as impressed by the gadget gimmickry as ...
- Steelers' Mendenhall brings a ton of potential - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Steelers' Mendenhall brings a ton of potentialPittsburgh Tribune-Review, PA - 2 hours agoHe is well-rounded -- he writes poetry and music in his spare time -- and is considered such a solid citizen that occasional moodiness is apparently the ...
- West Texas 'Tony' - Odessa American Online
West Texas is responsible for producing many important national staples that others greatly appreciate: oil, cotton, cantaloupe, a Tony Award winner and more oil, to name a few. Certainly a first, Monahans native Deanna Dunagan, daughter of late area ...
- Nashville youth put on a phenomenal show - The Tennessean
Nashville youth put on a phenomenal showThe Tennessean, TN - 3 hours agoI recently attended one of the most phenomenal public performances I’ve ever attended in Nashville (“Youth poetry slam will rock Rocketown,†June 27). ...
- Poetry Jazz: N-Side, Barry Wallenstein & Kirpal Gordon - All About Jazz
Poetry Jazz: N-Side, Barry Wallenstein & Kirpal GordonAll About Jazz, PA - 5 hours agoAs Winters gently expounds life anecdotes and philosophy of art, N-Side reacts to this hero's mandate, processes it and preaches it from a polemic pulpit as ...
- The wackiest festivals in America (MSNBC)
A month-by-month guide to the contests and parades that bring out America's best and quirkiest. Some people will dream up any excuse for a party!
- Taken by the river he loved - Southern Idaho Business
Taken by the river he lovedSouthern Idaho Business, ID - 11 minutes agoStudebaker taught for years at the College of Southern Idaho and Idaho State University, composing works of poetry, essays, fiction and non-fiction. ...
- Edinburgh, open city (The New Statesman)
Every August, the Scottish capital plays host to the world's biggest season of arts events. Here, NS critics preview their highlights of this year's festival
- Calendar Event Listings 6-18-08 (City Pulse)
Wednesday, June 18 CLASSES & SEMINARS S’Moves Jam. For anyone interested in learning basic dance techniques found in modern, ballet and folk dance. 7 – 8:30 p.m. $8/class. Perspective 2 Studio, 319 E. Grand River Ave., Lansing. (517) 339-0905.
- Pride and prejudice: In praise of Britain's colonial artists - Independent
Pride and prejudice: In praise of Britain's colonial artistsIndependent, UK - 1 hour agoIn these indoor pictures by Lewis, you sense ghostly, emotional wanderings, the tragic search in darkness and sequestered spaces, where light is poetry and ...
- Homegrown 'Broome Review' features writers from around the world - Sun and Press
While the Greater Binghamton area is certainly not lacking in the arts scene, one area about to get an infusion of energy may be its literary landscape. "The Broome Review," a new literary journal for poets and prose writers, will be unveiled to the ...
- Lexington Woman's Club recognizes Women of Achievement - Lexington Dispatch
Lexington Woman's Club recognizes Women of AchievementLexington Dispatch, NC - 2 hours agoDonna Black: Under Black's leadership as executive director of United Way for 20 years, the campaign grew from under $100000 to over $2 million. ...
- Divers find bodies in ferry that capsized in storm - Buffalo News
A woman breaks into tears as she meets his husband, a survivor in the ill-fated MV Princess of Stars, at the Philippine National Red Cross headquarters in Manila Tuesday, June 24, 2008. Divers managed to get inside an upside-down ferry but found only ...
- The cult of Hadrian - Guardian Unlimited
The Emperor Hadrian, viewed as a feeble capitulator by the Victorians and then maligned as a brutal pragmatist, has become the most fêted historical figure of the year. In the run-up to the opening of the British Museum's major exhibition this week ...
- Upshaw's silvery voice'Was Here' (The Star-Ledger)
Many composers need a muse, whether romantic or platonic. Bach had Anna Magdalena, Britten had Peter Pears. Osvaldo Golijov has soprano Dawn Upshaw.
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