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- Madonna to divorce; 'Dark Knight' pays tribute to Heath - HamptonRoads.com
After seven years of marriage, pop icon Madonna and director Guy Richie have drifted apart. In a sad but calm conversation last night, Madonna asked for a divorce . The parents of three have both already consulted lawyers. Supposedly, he has lost ...
- Remember When: Sub skipper had no time for heroes at war's end (Vero Press Journal)
In July 1945, just weeks before the Japanese surrendered to end the war in the Pacific, my new submarine, USS Diablo, was in her last stages of training before starting her first war patrol. The realistic training mission, conducted on the surface, was to find and "rescue" two aviators in a rubber life raft on a windy, dark, moonless night, 30 miles south of Pearl Harbor in the Pacific. This ...
- Poetry, Music In An Idyllic Setting - Hartford Courant
Sometimes you have to let a garden lie fallow for a while to ensure a bounteous bloom the next season. Organizers of the Sunken Garden Poetry & Music Festival, which opens its season Wednesday on the grounds of the historic Hill-Stead Museum in ...
- The rise and fall of Mendelssohn - Ottawa Citizen
When Helmuth Rilling brings down his baton on the first measures of Mendelssohn's Elijah tonight at the NAC, the audience will hear a work that stands beside Handel's Messiah and Haydn's Creation at the top of the oratorio heap. Felix Mendelssohn ...
- Gary Snyder awarded $100,000 poetry prize - Union
Pulitzer-prize winning poet Gary Snyder, of the San Juan Ridge, Wednesday won the $100,000 Ruth Lilly Poetry Prize - one of the nation's most prestigious and largest literary awards. Snyder, 77, who began writing in the '50s as a member of the beat ...
- Tea and talk at the Mad Hatter - Twin Cities Planet
Tea and talk at the Mad HatterTwin Cities Planet, Minnesota - 3 hours agoSince then, Twin Cities residents have assembled weekly to discuss—over tea and cake—global humanitarian crises, peace efforts, and poetry. ...
- juneteenth events What’s happening - Vindicator
Holy Trinity Missionary Baptist Church, 505 Parkcliffe Ave., Youngstown, is sponsoring a three-day Juneteenth community celebration of deliverance. Events began Friday and will continue from 11 a.m. to dusk today and Sunday. SPECIAL SHOW: The ...
- Teen Poetry/Music Fest - Chronicle
Come to the Scotland Public Library at 6:30 p.m. library and share a hidden talent. Read a poem or perform a song. Ages 12-18 are welcome to join us. Call the library at 423-1492 with questions or to sign-up
- Stories star real, lovable people - Hampton Roads Daily Press
In "Strawberry Shortcake," Sidney Goodman, "car wash king of Las Vegas," hopes to avert a scene at a Denny's when his Alzheimer-suffering mother, Lucy, insists on holding out for the title berries. Sidney, true to his family name, is a good son and a ...
- The acting regrets of Wales' first voice - ic Wales
The acting regrets of Wales' first voiceic Wales, United Kingdom - 19 minutes agoWhatever he wrote – Milk Wood, poetry, short stories – he brought astonishing sensitivity to them. “The first time I really took to him was when he wrote ...
- Tatton in bloom for tenth year - Manchester Evening News
THE flourishing RHS Flower Show at Tatton Park is expecting its one millionth visitor this summer as it celebrates its tenth anniversary. The show has bloomed since it was established by the Royal Horticultural Society to reinforce its presence in ...
- What are the best and worst membership schemes? - guardian.co.uk
guardian.co.ukWhat are the best and worst membership schemes?guardian.co.uk, UK - 10 hours ago... Poetry Library, Royal Festival Hall, Queen Elizabeth Hall, Hayward Gallery, Clore Ballroom, and more. Members have unlimited free entry to the Hayward, ...
- Today's Best Bets - Athens Banner-Herald
This free, family event will include concessions, inflatable playground equipment, face painting and more. In honor of Memorial Day, a Purple Heart monument listing the names of local residents who have been awarded the Purple Heart will be unveiled ...
- Diaries show Saddam feared getting AIDS in prison - Houston Chronicle
CAIRO, Egypt — Saddam Hussein feared catching AIDS or other diseases during his U.S.-supervised captivity, a leading Arab newspaper said Monday in publishing excerpts of his prison writings. The London-based Al-Hayat said the comments came in ...
- What’s going on in Kitsap County | July 19 - Bothell Reporter
THE f67 CAMERA CLUB: Will be meeting at 7 p.m. July 21 in Room 106 of the art building at Olympic College Bremerton. It will be a normal print night on the topic of photojournalism. Visitors welcome. Info: www.f67cameraclub.org or call (360) 275-3019 ...
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