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- My View: Taking poetry to the people through community TV - Gloucester Daily Times
My View: Taking poetry to the people through community TVGloucester Daily Times, USA - 8 hours ago... is that we have no ads, no screaming cable pundits, no product placement. Only a single, civic motive — the promotion of local poetry, writing and art.
- Jason Notte: Where Will Conservatives Threaten to Move To When Obama Takes Office? (HuffingtonPost)
Alaskans may actually welcome secession and a few more like-minded friends with whom to celebrate it. Presented By: Expedition Week Continues Tonight Seven nights of one great discovery after another continues tonight at 9P e/p only on National Geographic Channel. From the ancient pyramids to the ocean depths, from lost cities to outer space, travel with ...
- High noon at Bennelong Point (Narromine News)
Joern Utzon had it all: global fame, a huge cult following, an eponymous foundation and one of the world's most glorious buildings indelibly attached to his name.
- Theatre: "The Belle of Amherst" (Knox College)
"The Belle of Amherst" by William Luce, a biographical one-woman play about the life and poetry of Emily Dickinson, will be performed by Helen Drysdale at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 26 and Friday, May 27 in Harbach Theatre, Ford Center for the Fine Arts, Knox College, Galesburg, Illinois.
- Celebration of Roddick's life - MSN UK News
A celebration of Dame Anita Roddick's life and the causes which she supported have marked what would have been her 66th birthday. Actors Colin Firth and Alan Rickman were among those who joined Dame Anita's daughter Sam for the event in south London ...
- Rose turns 90 - Sunshine Coast Daily
Rose turns 90Sunshine Coast Daily, Australia - 19 hours agoCoolum resident Rose Clarke celebrated her 90th birthday last week surrounded by around 100 friends and family members. Rose was 28 when she first came to ...
- High school classmates now both published authors - Holland Sentinel
When Heather Bouwman was an undergraduate at Calvin College, she wrote a short story based on a character from a poem her high school classmate, Lisa (Gort) McMann, had written. “It’s about a kid named Chicken who was named that not because he ...
- Danube Express: Awaken, not stirred - The Independent
So sleek and smooth is the new Danube Express from Berlin, even the doyen of night trains, James Bond, would be impressed. Michael Williams reports Glamorous, sure. But would 007 have approved? As the Danube Express, Europe's newest luxury train ...
- Hipster Grub - Taste T.O.
Taste T.O.Hipster GrubTaste T.O., Canada - 16 hours agoHe is also partly responsible for Gadzooks! an online arts zine. Please note that all comments on tasteto.com must be approved by a moderator before ...
- 'Offensive Shadows' revisits the Bard (Jam! Showbiz)
TORONTO - For some people "... and they all lived happily ever after" does not represent a satisfying way to end a romantic tale, particularly as it is usually inserted into a tale just as things are getting interesting, from a real-life point of view.
- To park or not to park (The Telegraph)
Just a year ago when the 2007 film festival was on, a group of young theatre workers were expressing their dismay at the Singur and Nandigram violence on the pavement in front of the Academy of Fine Arts. Candles were lit, songs sung and poetry, prose and plays read.
- Books & Poetry (The Standard-Times)
Book Bites: Wilks Library's book discussion group meets 6-7:30 p.m. third Tuesdays. Refreshments provided. For information or to sign up, call the library at (508) 991-6214. 1911 Acushnet Ave., New Bedford.
- Sandra Bernard starting to like Halloween - NWITimes.com
Steppenwolf Theatre Co. kicks off its 2008-09 Traffic Series with two hauntingly hilarious performances of "A Sandra Bernhard Halloween" on Monday, Oct. 27, at the Steppenwolf Downstairs Theatre, 1650 N. Halsted St. in Chicago. There are still a few ...
- Spoken Word series tomorrow at Symposia - The Jersey Journal - NJ.com
The Jersey Journal - NJ.comSpoken Word series tomorrow at SymposiaThe Jersey Journal - NJ.com, NJ - 2 hours agoAdmission to the Spoken Word series is free, but a $3 donation is suggested. If you want to read your poetry or writing at the open mic, it's asked that you ...
- Witness Love and Emotions Flow Through the Years of One Man's Past -- New Book Recalls the Life and Times of Author ... (GlobeNewswire via Yahoo! Finance)
SANTA MONICA, Calif., Oct. 22, 2008 -- Life is wonderful yet it is always unpredictable, no matter how hard we try to adjust. This is the theme that drives a touching, true account of the life and exploits of author Peter Chapel as Xlibris releases his new book Having The Time Of My Life.
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