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- Hopper: 'Vote' ain't got that 'Swing' - New York Daily News
Dennis Hopper is trashing a new movie: his own. The veteran actor plays Donald Greenleaf , a Democratic presidential candidate in Kevin Costner 's election comedy "Swing Vote," but feels that some of the greatest parts were left out. "I got cut out ...
- Play tackles modern-day issues (The Log Cabin Democrat)
The opening scene of Jennifer Davis' "Freedom" eight passengers stuck in the St. Louis airport, waiting for an available flight to New York is definitely realistic, especially to anyone who's experienced recent air travel.
- The Magic of Words - A Reading for Children - Indymedia Ireland
Seamus Cashman comes from Conna in Country Cork. He is the founder of Ireland's leading literary and cultural publishing houses, Wolfhound Press. His own publications include three poetry collections, the most recent of which That Morning Will Come ...
- Redeeming power of love - Sri Lanka Sunday Times
Love Where the Nights are Green by Rienzi Crusz, Reviewed by Anderson Araujo (University of Western Ontario, Canada.) “This is all there is and this is everything,” reads the epigraph Rienzi Crusz borrows from Joyce Carol Oates for his latest ...
- City lawyer, politician was 'renaissance man' - Brantford Expositor
City lawyer, politician was 'renaissance man'Brantford Expositor, Canada - 1 hour agoMr. Leslie's other passions included poetry and membership in clubs, including the Delta Chi Fraternity, Study of Ancient Antiquities, Air Force Club, ...
- Breathing new life into a town tradition - Clackamas Review
Breathing new life into a town traditionClackamas Review, OR - 1 hour agoHamilton said Pat DuVal, one of the organizers of the event, told her that anyone who reads their own or someone else’s poetry will get a certificate signed ...
- Mehmet Bal: A Turkish-Sri Lankan story - Groundviews
Mehmet Bal: A Turkish-Sri Lankan storyGroundviews, Sri Lanka - 36 minutes agoI took with me the vivid descriptions they had made of their land and the poetry of Nazim Hikmet; I brought back a few stones from the beach by way of ...
- WEATHERSFIELD AUTHOR PUBLISHES FIRST BOOK OF POETRY, AUGUST 25'08 - Message for the Week
WEATHERSFIELD AUTHOR PUBLISHES FIRST BOOK OF POETRY, AUGUST 25'08Message for the Week, VT - 14 minutes agoThe book is self-published by Greenbriar Publishing of Weathersfield, VT and printed by RC Brayshaw & Co. Inc., in Lebanon, NH. Selected illustration are by ...
- Michael McCarthy: A summer this wet and windy just isn't natural (Independent)
I once arrived in Finland on May Day. As I walked into my Helsinki hotel, a big Finnish bloke attacked me. Luckily, it was with a balloon. However, the fear flashed through my panicking brain that even though he was not a gunman or a knifeman, merely a balloonman, he still meant to do me harm, and it was with some difficulty that I extricated myself – only to find that everyone in the whole ...
- Mr Former President Václav Havel - Telegraph.co.uk
Telegraph.co.ukMr Former President Václav HavelTelegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom - 2 hours agoIt is a book to dip into, to find political insight, bits of poetry and some hilarious events. And yet if you do read from the beginning to the end, ...
- The Dark Knight - Paste Magazine
Studio/Run Time: Warner Bros. Pictures, 142 mins. Of the recent attempts to reset a moribund Hollywood franchise, Batman Begins (2005) stands as one of two unqualified successes. The series had run out of steam when Christopher Nolan's injection of ...
- Film Review: ‘Mongol’ brims with blood, but gets to the heart of ... - U-Wire.com
Is there hope for Kazakhstani cinema after “Borat?" Ever since the release of Sacha Baron Cohen’s satirical sensation, any mention of the words “Kazakhstan” and “movie” in the same breath inevitably conjures up images of the eponymous ...
- LITTWIN: Welcome! And please like us, really (Rocky Mountain News via Yahoo! News)
Welcome to Denver, the Queen City of the Plains and only a short drive from Colorado.
- Free Loft classes reach beyond the typical writer wannabe - Minnpost.com
The Loft Literary Center is dogged by a certain stereotype: its "typical student." She — yup, she’s female — is writing a memoir, or a thinly fictionalized version of her own life. It has been said that she favors Scandinavian sweaters ...
- FESTIVAL: At Adur - Littlehampton Gazette
FESTIVAL: At AdurLittlehampton Gazette, UK - 1 hour agoChoral music, songs and poetry will be performed free of charge to visitors both inside and outside the church. Organised by the Adur Arts Forum, ...
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