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- The August Calendar - Buffalo News
Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.: Just Buffalo Literary Cafe featuring poets Marge Merrill and Trudy Stern. Additional reading slots available. Center for Inquiry, 1310 Sweet Home Road, Amherst. Aug. 10, 8 p. m.: Spoken Word Sundays, monthly performance poetry ...
- Trophy Club to be a Rosary Rally site - Fort Worth Star Telegram
Trophy Club to be a Rosary Rally siteFort Worth Star Telegram, TX - 36 minutes agoFORT WORTH — The Christian Poets Guild is sponsoring a free poetry contest with a $1000 grand prize. Fifty prizes totaling $5000 will be awarded. ...
- Underwater pieces the works of an artist who dives for inspiration - Malaysia Star
Malaysia StarUnderwater pieces the works of an artist who dives for inspirationMalaysia Star, Malaysia - 1 hour agoA man who loves poetry and music, he recognises love and its effect on people, and believes that his paintings reflect that love. ...
- Singapore Sun Festival to celebrate the Art of Living Well - Antara
Singapore Sun Festival to celebrate the Art of Living WellAntara, Indonesia - 20 hours agoThe Festival will also present free outdoor screenings at the Singapore Botanic Gardens of films with a Singapore Sun Festival flavour - Eat Drink Man Woman ...
- PAUL WELLER "22 Dreams" Yep Roc/Island - Washington Post
PAUL WELLER turned 50 in May, and he celebrated by finishing up his equivalent of the Beatles ' "White Album," a sprawling, 21-track montage of every style the British rock icon has ever employed, including the punk basics of his first band, the Jam ...
- 'Man on Wire' scales the heights of acrobatic feat (The Tennessean)
Atop the twin towers of the World Trade Center, the high-wire walker Philippe Petit is an epic poem in motion. In Man on Wire, the site of his accomplishment — he walked back and forth between the towers eight times in his 1974 acrobatic feat — registers, in its own balletic way, as potently as King Kong climbing to the top of the Empire State Building.
- Art shock troops mock Russian establishment - Reuters UK
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Carrying bags of stolen groceries, Oleg Vorotnikov takes out the batteries of his mobile phone before entering the secret headquarters of his underground art collective on the outskirts of Moscow. "This is to prevent the cops from ...
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- Heart of Darkness (Express India)
Great actors, even those who have been blessed with longevity, often bear a tragic mark. Heath Ledger’s short legacy as a screen actor offers us enough evidence of the rarity of his talent.
- Few treasures found in 'Boxes' - Minneapolis Star Tribune
I look into the eyes of others and see that they make out someone old . It is an identity, old . I feel mild distaste in the eyes of the young. And I feel the same distaste when I look at 85-year-olds in the supermarket. Age is slack and ugly. At 80 ...
- The First Person and Other Stories, By Ali Smith - The Independent
Short stories and love affairs, as this collection shows, have certain inescapable similarities. Each has a beginning, a middle and an end - though they don’t always appear in that order. Both contain multitudes of fictions. Some stories, like some ...
- Student publication taking shape - El Defensor Chieftain
Pens to paper, noses to the grindstone, eyes to the four corners of the school. A class of Sarracino Middle School seventh-graders is producing a magazine from the ground up and covering every aspect of the school from academics to sports and from ...
- Don't Let Pride Get In The Way Of Safety - The Bulletin
Question: My father is elderly, but until recently had been in very good health. A few weeks ago while driving in the afternoon, he fell asleep at the wheel and crashed his car. He was okay, thankfully, and tests that the doctor ordered as a follow ...
- Last-minute change for Books by the Bay - Bay Today
Last-minute change for Books by the BayBay Today, Canada - 4 hours agoSharmagne is a Native American poet, concert performer, lyricist, artist, and film-maker. She is the Editor-in Chief of the poetry e-zine Quill and ...
- Pair of Statues have a Tale to Tell (East Aurora Advertiser)
Two of East Aurora's most well-known men are also its two quietest. Called Bert and Mike by some of those who know them best, they're two of the oldest fellows in town, and you may have even sat on their shoulders as a kid, but they've never said a word to you. It's not that they're made of stone; no, they're made of bronze, and they're the statues of Elbert Hubbard and Michelangelo that have ...
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