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- From China, with love - Half Moon Bay Review
One sunny afternoon in their comfortable Montara living room with sweeping ocean views, Peter Etges and Kathryn “Kate” Swanson play with their 7-year-old daughter Jessica, “Jessi” for short. Etges bounces her on his knee while he sings a song ...
- We're off to see the Wozard - guardian.co.uk
We're off to see the Wozardguardian.co.uk, UK - 29 minutes agoJuilliard-educated, he'd arranged strings for an album of Laurence Harvey's poetry readings, and - just prior to Wozard - Glen Campbell's By the Time I Get ...
- Passed/Failed: An education in the life of Arnold Wesker, playwright - Independent
Passed/Failed: An education in the life of Arnold Wesker, playwrightIndependent, UK - 1 hour agoWesker's Love Plays, Wesker's Monologues, and the playwright's first poetry collection, All Things Tire of Themselves, have all been published recently. ...
- Cowboy poets make audiences feel pull of open trail - Anchorage Daily News
PALMER -- Jim Reader and T.J. Casey are the kind of cowboys who still rustle stock, who proclaim their country-folk status with big hats, blue jeans and calloused fingers. Their callouses aren't earned entirely through ranching -- although they say ...
- Poetry and art come together in new series (Pictorial Gazette)
Over 25 guests attended the event at the gallery. The event ended with a book signing by Davis, who was promoting his new work, "No Vile Thing," which came out in February and is the third book in his four-book series of poetry, "Opening King David."
- Davidson Calendar: Aug. 22-31, 2008 - Nashville Tennessean
UT Day at the Frist: All University of Tennessee alumni and supporters dressed in UT "Big Orange" clothing will receive free admission, $2 parking in the Frist lot and $5 off annual memberships, plus this chance to enjoy the activities, exhibits and ...
- Theater in the Open tackles 'Peer Gynt' - Newburyport Current
Theater in the Open tackles 'Peer Gynt'Newburyport Current, MA - 1 hour agoA few characters bite the dust along the way, and Peer’s penchant for poetry also takes a hit, but there’s still plenty of story left — and characters, ...
- It's Happening - Scarborough (East York Mirror)
Saturday, Aug. 30 CHARITY YARD SALE to benefit missionary team from First Alliance Church heading to Ndola, Zambia, South Africa. Funds raised will help with plane fare and costs of building a new l...
- Freikeh Festival bears fruit for the first time in three years - Lebanon Daily Star
FREIKEH: The public entered the festival grounds along a tree-lined path, its low hanging branches beautifully illuminated against the darkness. To the left, the black silhouette of the Nahr al-Kalb valley stretches beneath you toward the sea. The ...
- Pretty heads will roll - Salon
Natalie Dormer as Anne Boleyn and Jonathan Rhys Meyers as Henry VIII. March 26, 2008 | The first season of Showtime's "The Tudors" unfolded as one part historical drama, one part bodice-ripper. Like the best romance novels, the drama series milked ...
- Why ban poems about knives? - Guardian Blogs
The decision by Britain's biggest exam board to pulp a collection of poems because it contained a poem with a reference to a bread knife risks sending me into stuck record territory . But bear with me for a moment as I groan at the stupidity of it ...
- Oscar-winner Kline Reignites Broadway Panache in ‘Cyrano’ for PBS - Hollywood Today.net
BEVERLY HILLS, CA (Hollywood Today) 7/18/08 — Kevin Kline is a rare film star who has always remained rooted in his deep love and commitment to the New York stage. Kline is an anti-star, a Julliard trained actor who actually turned down the ...
- Bizarre Bazaar: Jul 31 08 - South Asian Post, Canada
Bizarre Bazaar: Jul 31 08South Asian Post, Canada, Canada - 11 minutes agoHe was general secretary of Bangladesh’ National Poetry Council. A High court has allowed disgraced nuclear scientist Abdul Qadeer Khan, who pioneered ...
- Radio free you - Atlantic Online
Radio free youAtlantic Online - 4 hours agoWhich led me to realize that I have never heard good poetry at an open mike night. Which leads me to wonder if it is possible to hear good poetry at an open ...
- 'Paradise Lost' in George W. Bush's America - Iowa City Press-Citizen
This year marks the 400th anniversary of the poet John Milton's birth. Celebrations are being held throughout the English-speaking world, including a lecture series at Cambridge University, where the poet received his M.A. in 1632, and an ...
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