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- Forecast for August 14 - Gainesville Sun
Forecast for August 14Gainesville Sun, FL - 11 hours agoThen you won't want to miss Classic Album's Live recreation of a seminal Floyd album with "Pink Floyd: Dark Side of the Moon," note-for-note at the Phillips ...
- 'Frozen River' smuggles in small victories - Minneapolis Star Tribune
An impressive first feature by writer/director Courtney Hunt, "Frozen River" boasts considerable suspense-movie tension and a compelling emotional journey for its foreground characters. Set in wintry upstate New York, the film finds a tone of no ...
- Ellington teen’s song wins national contest (Journal Inquirer)
ELLINGTON — A local teen’s song about togetherness bested entrants from all over the country to win the American Postal Workers Union’s “Make it a Family Affair” contest.
- Great speakers: Why their words resonate (Denver Post via Yahoo! News)
Four years ago, Barack Obama jumped into the spotlight with a single speech, "The Audacity of Hope," which triggered national buzz when he delivered it at the 2004 Democratic National Convention.
- Day two scores from National Poetry Slam 2008 in Madison (Isthmus)
The second night of preliminary competition in the National Poetry Slam kept downtown Madison stages and clubs busy as the first round of bouts wrapped up and the second opened on Wednesday night. The bout winners were: Soap Boxing from St. Paul; Southflavas from Austin; Slamtopia from New Paltz, New York; H-Town Slam from Houston, Oakland Poetry Slam, Silver City Slam from New Mexico; ...
- Edwin Morgan wins £25000 arts council award - The Herald
Edwin Morgan wins £25000 arts council awardThe Herald, UK - 8 hours agoThe nation's Makar, or national poet, won the £25000 Scottish Arts Council (SAC) book of the year award for his latest collection of poetry, A Book of Lives ...
- Counting Crows adds Tampa date to its playlist - Orlando Sentinel
Counting Crows adds Tampa date to its playlistOrlando Sentinel, FL - 1 hour agoYou may roll your eyes at the earnest poetry of Adam Duritz, but we have been watching and we can't help but notice how your car turns into a karaoke bar ...
- 'Old War' makes connections amid crises - Boston Globe
There's a moment in Elizabeth Bishop's great poem "The Moose" when the poet, drifting off during a bus ride, hears the chatter from the seats behind her merging with the voices of grandparents "talking, in Eternity." That haunted borderline could be ...
- What’s there to do at 93? Publish a book - Hunterdon Review
What’s there to do at 93? Publish a bookHunterdon Review, NJ - 7 hours agoHe paints, as well as translates poetry, for a hobby, and participated in the design of the book’s cover. Hoyt is somewhat of a Renaissance man. ...
- Religion calendar - Los Angeles Daily News
Religion calendarLos Angeles Daily News, CA - 2 hours agoDress code. 818-402-3863. Lit.Up! with stand-up comedy, readings, poetry, music, 8 pm Aug. 9 in the Parish Hall at St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church,
- A ‘prose’ should smell as sweet by any other name (Inverell Times)
INVERELL’S famous Celebration of the Outback Bush Poetry weekend has undergone a name change and a revamp for this year’s festival, to be known as the Helicopter Hoedown.
- Kingston On The Edge - Jamaica Observer
Kingston On The EdgeJamaica Observer, Jamaica - 3 hours agoIt was also clear from the KOTE week that dub poetry is having a strong local renaissance, but the entire effort needs a "Chris Blackwell" to find his "Bob ...
- 2020 Festival slate announced - Cincinnati.com
2020 Festival slate announcedCincinnati.com, OH - 31 minutes ago7-8:30 pm -- Poetry in Trees. Cincinnati Park Board celebrates the great outdoors with a trip through Mt. Airy Forest. Everybody’s Tree House, 5083 Colerain ...
- Poetry professor Paul Muldoon's rock band plays Bread Loaf on August 4 - Middlebury College News and Events
Poetry professor Paul Muldoon's rock band plays Bread Loaf on August 4Middlebury College News and Events, USA - 6 hours agoWhere: The Barn, Bread Loaf Mountain Campus, Ripton, Vt. Paul Muldoon—celebrated poet, poetry editor at The New Yorker, and Princeton professor—teaches ...
- No safety net (London Free Press)
A fringe festival is always on the edge, so this year's London Fringe - with theatre, film, art and spoken word - likens itself to a circus with 11 days of 'craziness and buzz.'
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