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- Anand Mathur helped older immigrants adjust (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
The native of India did what many parents whose kids migrated here do: He moved here, too, and found ways to help others. He co-founded a seniors group for immigrants.
- Community Without Walls' social network aims to keep seniors ... - Princeton Packet
Community Without Walls' social network aims to keep seniors ...Princeton Packet, NJ - 2 hours agoThere are groups devoted to poetry, memoirs, ethnic eating and movies, for example. One of the newer groups is a theater troupe. ...
- Remember When: PSL resident recalls Âtime in âOld Stuartâ Â - Fort Pierce Tribune
I was born here in Stuart in 1957 and lived here all my life. I remember riding my skateboard or bicycle to the Lyric Theatre when it was just a movie theater. We lived several miles from there, but no one considered it unsafe for a 9 or 10 year old ...
- Artists add local flair to International Renaissance event (Voice News)
Participants in this weekend's Renaissance Roam, will not only be treated to a worldly experience, they'll also find some local flavor in the mix.
- Media Notes: McClellan, a Tad Late - Washington Post
In an interview three years ago, when he was waging daily warfare against the White House press corps, Scott McClellan told me: "The media's trying to get under our skin and get us off-message." Now it's McClellan who's gone way off-message -- and ...
- The Edge Of Love - Digital Spy
The Edge Of LoveDigital Spy, UK - Jun 18, 2008By Ben Rawson-Jones, Cult Editor Contrary to what you may believe, The Edge Of Love is neither a Dylan Thomas biopic nor an excuse to see two hot actresses ...
- QUICK CLICKS: Local news briefs for Monday, May 26 - Waco Tribune Herald
QUICK CLICKS: Local news briefs for Monday, May 26Waco Tribune Herald, TX - 4 hours agoThe event will include singing, poetry reading and folklorico, salsa, quebradita and bachata dancing performed by WISD students. ...
- At the movies: Reviews of recently released flicks - Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel
So far this summer, I've had my brain pummeled by Robert Downey Jr. flying around in a techno-suit, Adam Sandler as an invincible (and priapic) former Mossad agent, Steve Carell as a nerdy indestructible super spy, Harrison Ford as a Teflon 60-year ...
- Love - The Musical, Hammersmith Lyric, London (Independent)
The Icelandic company Vesturport first swung into our attention with an exuberant aerial version of Romeo and Juliet. Created by Gisli Orn Gardarsson and Vikingur Kristjansson and seen here in an English adaptation by David Farr, their latest show could be viewed as the obverse of that. Love is an earthbound musical that celebrates the passion of two people who find love at the end of their ...
- Three Alaska writers are conference presenters - Anchorage Daily News
The Kachemak Bay Writers' Conference began as an experiment, an exploration, maybe even a hope, and quickly grew into an array of workshops, dialogues and readings that turn the Homer Spit into a literary haven every June. Before the first conference ...
- Trans-world 'Midsummer' from India with love and laughs - Oakland Tribune
Trans-world 'Midsummer' from India with love and laughsOakland Tribune, CA - 2 hours ago"What I love about the piece is the human truth cheek by jowl with the supernatural poetry and its profundity." Mickey Rooney and Jimmy Cagney in the 1935 ...
- Simic stepping aside as U.S. poet laureate (Moldova.org)
A lecture on poetry translation will be the final time Charles Simic speaks as U.S. poet laureate, the Library of Congress said.I've thoroughly enjoyed this past year, Simic said in a news release. The best part of being poet laureate of the United States is working with the fine, dedicated and learned people at the Library (of Congress).Simic, poet laureate since August 2007, will give a ...
- Updated 5/7: OPRF grad killed in possible gang crossfire - Des Plaines Times
As a child, Ishma Stewart liked to park her kid-sized rocking chair in the middle of a family gathering, where she'd spin a tale about a girl named Wendy who lived within the colored bands of a rainbow. Sometimes, Ishma's living room performances ...
- The times they are a changin - Egypt Today
We can hear the tarboush makers â all two or three of them â making campaign contributions now. Why the tarboush? Itâs part of Egyptâs national identity, says El-Sabahi, undeterred by those who pointed out last month that it was, in fact, a ...
- A Life in Movies: Guillermo Del Toro (Newsweek)
1. "Los Olvidados." Luis Buñuel's film is a searing indictment of urban conditionsâbut also a dark fable.
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