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- Arts: News From The Arts World (Cleveland Scene)
By Michael Gill It's become tradition in the non-profit arts world that when longtime leaders step down, their jobs are split in two. The nature of the business seems to compel people to perform above and beyond the call of duty, at least in terms of time spent and money earned. That's certainly the case with Joyce Casey, who will retire from her position as Dobama Theatre artistic director on ...
- Author speaks of life, love and more in book - Prince Rupert
Carefully chosen words, family photographs and images of handwritten letters, fill the pages of a new book - Searching for the April Moon, written by Nancy Robertson of Prince Rupert. The book is about travels with her parents through their old age ...
- Things to do Calendar - Warren Reporter
Things to do CalendarWarren Reporter, NJ - 31 minutes agoOpen Mic, Music, Poetry and Prose, second and fourth Saturday nights of each month, 7-11:30 pm, doors open at 6 pm, in the studio of The Cooperage USFA, ...
- 47 hats in the ring (Mountain Xpress)
• To read the full applications of all 47 would-be City Council members, click here. • To read summaries of each application, see alphabetical list below. City Council asked — and Asheville delivered. By noon on Nov. 26 (the deadline for submitting an application), 47 city residents were vying for the right to serve out the remaining year of Council member Holly Jones‘ term. Jones was just ...
- Wong's way (Las Vegas CityLife)
Taking advantage of rare down time, Wong Kar Wai (In the Mood For Love, My Blueberry Nights) rescued deteriorating negatives from his mesmerizing 1994 martial arts film Ashes of Time, intent not only on saving the film but re-fashioning it for theatrical release. Not only was Wong dissatisfied with the original final cut, over the years he found unauthorized edits of the film circulating. Not ...
- CHARLIE MURPHY! Comedian will perform at the State Theatre in downtown ... - Kalamazoo Gazette
KALAMAZOO -- Charlie Murphy is a storyteller. This became obvious in a long phone interview, where every subject turned into a story. The condensed version: He got to Hollywood in the '80s when his younger brother, Eddie Murphy, became a superstar ...
- Whiz of the Web: Thirsty Thursday - Phillyist
PhillyistWhiz of the Web: Thirsty ThursdayPhillyist, PA - 3 hours agoOf course, some candidates are capable of more than nasty bickering: just look at the poetry of Sarah Palin! (And btw, if you hadn't heard, the 20-year-old ...
- Consider poetry for holiday gift-giving - Joplin Independent
Consider poetry for holiday gift-givingJoplin Independent, MO - 12 hours agoFor an easy way to satisfy the person on your holiday gift list that enjoys poetry consider a subscription to Poetry magazine. And now you may also share ...
- Dan Chiasson: The letters of Elizabeth Bishop and Robert Lowell. (The New Yorker)
In 1947, Elizabeth Bishop published “At the Fishhouses,” in this magazine. Among those who admired the poem was her new friend the poet Robert Lowell. “I liked your New Yorker fish poem,” he wrote. “I am a fisherman myself, but all my fish become symbols, alas!” Bishop, who was staying . . .
- Playing out war poetry - Scarborough Today
Playing out war poetryScarborough Today, UK - 8 minutes agoBy Dave Barry A NEW touring play about poets Wilfred Owen and Siegfried Sassoon commemorates the 90th anniversary of the end of World War One. ...
- Dorisruth Cutler, 79 - Holland Sentinel
Ă‚Â Dorisruth Hambley Cutler, age 79 years, Omaha (Bellevue), died 10/20/08.Ă‚Â Daughter of George Verne Hambley and Ruth Irene Sharp of Pullman, MI.Ă‚Â Born July 19, 1929 in Grand Junction-Lee Township, MI, the second oldest of six children.Ă‚Â Her ...
- Worship Calendar - Alameda Sun
Worship CalendarAlameda Sun, CA - 4 hours agoChorus, guest musicians, poetry and skits. Sing holiday favorites; Santa and friends may even show up. Family fun, light refreshments. 2310 Clement Ave. ...
- Needham students learn the ropes of a cowboy's life (Needham Times)
Mitchell School parents may have to brace themselves: Cowboy Halloween costumes may be very popular this year. Fully dressed in his cowboy hat, handkerchief, chaps, spurs and cowboy boots, Ernie Sites, who was raised on a ranch in Idaho, came to the Mitchell School Oct. 3, demonstrating what it takes to be a cowboy.
- Poetry – and pain – of the perfect put-down - Daily Telegraph
As the Hollywood master of the catty quip dies, Christopher Howse recalls some crushingly clever remarks. An entertaining recent obituary in the paper contained some of the put-downs of Richard Blackwell, queen of the fashion bitches and compiler of ...
- Letters to the Editor: Tuesday, Nov. 25, 2008 (The Oklahoman)
Regarding "Survey tallies earnings of public university presidents; OU, OSU score high in boss pay” (news story, Nov 18): Oklahomans deserve to know the rest of the story about OU President David Boren’s salary, which appears to be higher than what he’s now being paid because it included other items and retirement benefits, part of which will be paid by private funds. Boren refused several ...
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