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- Seeing Through the Eyes of a Voice: Visiting the Broadcaster's ... - Bleacher Report
Bleacher ReportSeeing Through the Eyes of a Voice: Visiting the Broadcaster's ...Bleacher Report, CA - 6 hours agoThe announcer sees the contest through a constant focus, then translates those visions into audible poetry. I'm not trying to say that TS Eliot and EE ...
- April 28, 2008 (Arts Journal)
I sent Rhythm Man: A Life of Louis Armstrong off to Harcourt, my publisher, last Friday, and I also sent it to two people who knew Armstrong and offered to read the manuscript. So begins the long and complicated process that will lead to the book's publication a year or so from now.
- Global Warning - FrontPage magazine.com
Global WarningFrontPage magazine.com, CA - 10 hours agoAs William Logan says of Robert Hass’ eco-poetry (a thriving genre lazily piggybacking on current fashion): “by the time he’s done preaching about the ...
- Choices abound at Idyllwild Summer Arts Program - Press-Enterprise
Choices abound at Idyllwild Summer Arts ProgramPress-Enterprise, CA - 1 hour ago... Voices at the Autry's "The Red Road," written and performed by Arigon Starr at 6:30 pm July 11 (free) and the Festival of Poetry 4 pm July 19 ($15). ...
- COLLEGE BRIEFS - Scranton Times-Tribune
COLLEGE BRIEFSScranton Times-Tribune, USA - 17 minutes ago4-6 pm ¦ Tuesday: “From the Stage to the Page: A Night of Poetry,” Evans Hall, organized by Keystone College senior Jasmine Moore as part of her senior ...
- THE MAN WHO LOVED CHILDREN by Christina Stead. 527 pages. Holt ... - Time
At the time it seemed like too much of a bad thing. Back in 1940, when Australia's Christina Stead (House of All Nations) first published The Man Who Loved Children, a world at war was in no mood to consider the perennial war between men and women ...
- 10 questions for ex-Soul man before he plays Austin - Austin 360 (subscription)
10 questions for ex-Soul man before he plays AustinAustin 360 (subscription), TX - 20 minutes agoOf those who've come before, the most inspirational are? John Coltrane. The spiritual giant, the force of nature. If you're into 12-step programs, ...
- Hollywood takes notice of this no-hit director (Orlando Sentinel)
David Gordon Green does it his way -- even it means commercial success David Gordon Green has become a "star" American movie director without ever directing a hit.
- FYI (published April 13, 2008) - Corvallis Gazette Times
FYI (published April 13, 2008)Corvallis Gazette Times, OR - 6 hours agoPart of Stayton’s Second Sundays series of poetry readings. Those attending are invited to bring one or two short celebratory poems in honor of the poetry ...
- A Hollywood Lens on Politics (Washington Post)
Obama and McCain want biggest role in politics, yet each offers very different star qualities.
- Nitzinger's event celebrates sobriety (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
By Preston Jones That old rock 'n' roll cliche -- sex, drugs, booze -- has its dark side, and no one knows that better than Fort Worth guitar legend and ex- Bloodrock member John Nitzinger. The blues/rock legend has organized a "musical celebration of sobriety" featuring performances from the Josh Davis Band and PappaRotti Wine Room's piano man Ross Wolfe (Nitzinger says all musical ...
- 5 things to do: 22nd April 2008 - Peterborough Today
5 things to do: 22nd April 2008Peterborough Today, UK - 6 hours agoSoak up some of the poetry at the Glass Onion tonight, when the venue's Speakeasy event returns. Doors open at 7pm, and entry costs ÂŁ3. ...
- It ain't The Sound of Music - Toronto Star
It ain't The Sound of MusicToronto Star, Canada - 4 hours ago"It's part of the poetry of these characters. They use words that we wouldn't hear in Sunday school." Valli still performs on a regular basis, ...
- Author and child advocate to speak in Secaucus (The Jersey Journal)
B est-selling author and child advocate Andrew Bridge headlines the 19th annual Child Abuse Prevention Conference today from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the La Quinta Inn and Suites in Secaucus.
- One actor, one stage, nine Iraqi lives - Portland Tribune
The pedigree of Heather Raffo’s “9 Parts of Desire” is beyond question. The one-woman play was both a critical and popular hit when it opened in New York in 2004, prompting The New Yorker magazine to call it “an example of how art can remake ...
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