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- Bristol summer gallery opens doors to artists, art lovers - Addison Independent
BRISTOL — The cement floors and creaking garage door betray the space’s original purpose — but the photographs, paintings and sculptures arranged throughout the new Gallery at 85 North Street in Bristol signal the little building’s ...
- School Daze: Cornerstone festival stays the same, though things ... - The Free Lance-Star
The Free Lance-StarSchool Daze: Cornerstone festival stays the same, though things ...The Free Lance-Star, VA - 28 minutes agoNo, I didn't follow through on my undying dream of living simply among the flower children, writing poetry and wearing patchouli oil. ...
- Dick Martin dies at 86 (Baltimore Sun)
The zany half of 'Laugh-In' duo died Saturday night of respiratory complications, family spokesman said
- School's out, and there's time for some fun reads for kids (Seattle Post-Intelligencer)
A persistent mouse. A vanishing sculpture. An interstellar apocalypse. There's something for just about everyone, from preschoolers to teens, in our summer book wrap-up for young readers.
- Tom Sutcliffe: Would the BMA deny Bond his martini? - The Independent
Some people, it seems, just don't quite understand how drama works. First we had the head of the Bar Council suggesting that Criminal Justice, Peter Moffat's excellent series for BBC One, should be struck from the record as inadmissible evidence. It ...
- Theater review: 'Twelfth Night' a multicultural, lively romp in San ... - Santa Cruz Sentinel
"Namaste!" biddeth the fool in the opening moments of "Twelfth Night" but, fear not, there is a method to his madness. Indeed, Arclight Repertory Theatre has booked a passage to India for the inaugural season of Shakespeare on the Square. The Raj is ...
- Delivering the news from Henley-on-Thames and South Oxfordshire ... - Henley Standard
Henley StandardDelivering the news from Henley-on-Thames and South Oxfordshire ...Henley Standard, UK - 8 hours agoAfter she graduated she worked in the Estate’s Duty Office in Cardiff, where she enjoyed being known as ‘Miss Lewis the Death’. ...
- The Audacity of Hoops - Washington City Paper
The Audacity of HoopsWashington City Paper, DC - 34 minutes agoPoetry month is wrapping up, and tonight offers the perfect way to celebrate it. Poetry Out Loud, a … Michael A. Brown is filing his papers today to ...
- Making History Less Dull with a Doll. - Slate
A group of females: Girls can choose one to identify with, and it could be Samantha. In the light of the new movie, is it all about the story or all about the outfits? Is it empowering to women or does it teach them the wrong lesson? Does the ...
- Belleville-born author tackles a tricky topic (Belleville Intelligencer)
Stephen Hunt has decoded the behaviour of Earth's most baffling creature: the white guy. The Belleville-born author, 46, has just had his first book, The White Guy: A Field Guide, published by Douglas and MacIntyre. Hunt, an arts reporter for the Calgary Herald, describes it as "a [...]
- A safe return on horseback - Christian Science Monitor
Susie loved Buttercup the first time she settled into the saddle on her sturdy back. Buttercup was a nimble, well-trained mountain horse, and Susie was told, "She will take care of you." And she did. When Susie rode Buttercup, she knew that God was ...
- Cumming dares and bares in lively "Bacchae" revamp - MSN UK News
NEW YORK (Hollywood Reporter) - He is a rock star, an exhibitionist and a vengeful god. He is Dionysus as played by stage and film star Alan Cumming in a vibrant production of Euripides' "The Bacchae," courtesy of the National Theatre of Scotland ...
- Community calendar - May 22 (Akron Beacon Journal)
Area community events for the entire family
- Sean O'Hagan meets German artist Anselm Kiefer - Guardian Unlimited
The more I read about Anselm Kiefer, the more worried I become about interviewing him. He is, after all, the very epitome of the serious artist, and the serious German artist to boot. His work tends towards the monumental and the esoteric. He tackles ...
- 05/05 09:02 AM - The Corner on National Review Online
Western civilization has many glories. There are the legacies of the ancients, in literature and thought. There are the late-medieval cathedrals, those huge miracles of stone, statuary, and spiritual devotion. There is painting, music, the orderly ...
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