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- Dewarren Moses Hits the Internet Airwaves With Soulful, Smooth and ... - Forbes
NEW YORK, Aug. 20 /PRNewswire/ -- The debut album of Dewarren Moses has been a long time coming. Born and raised on a farm in the rural county of Edgecombe, N.C., the now Bronx-based entertainer/musician has spent 10+ years honing his skills and now ...
- 'Bookwatch' to feature historian - Durham Herald Sun
'Bookwatch' to feature historianDurham Herald Sun, NC - 1 hour ago"Black Poetry" is a mixed media piece incorporating music, dance and original poetry. The production features spoken word artists Dasan Ahanu, Kemet, ...
- ‘El Camino’ Film Finds Its Way Home to Costa Rica - Costa Rica Travel News
Costa Rica Travel News‘El Camino’ Film Finds Its Way Home to Costa RicaCosta Rica Travel News, Costa Rica - 11 hours agoThe film mixes fiction with documentary-style storytelling, seamlessly weaving together poetry and reality, creating a world that pulls you into Saslaya’s ...
- Global Stir Fry Sunday, Aug. 17 - Nashville Scene
Nashville SceneGlobal Stir Fry Sunday, Aug. 17Nashville Scene, USA - 4 hours agoHeld at the George W. Carver Food Park, the Stir Fry includes music, dancing, greenhouse tours, poetry readings, children's activities, tours of the Deford ...
- 'Gargoyle' author takes buzz over novel in stride - Jam! Showbiz
TORONTO - The small Manitoba town where author Andrew Davidson grew up seems about as far removed from artistic endeavours as one can get. Built in the early 1960s to house employees of a nearby nuclear research facility, Pinawa was home to left ...
- Jeremy Paxman Interrogates The Victorians - Waveguide
Jeremy Paxman is to present a new BBC One series about his “first loveâ€Â, Victorian art and culture. In the four-part series, Paxman will use Victorian art to dispel the impression of 19th-century society as buttoned up and overly moralistic ...
- Greeting cards for the jailed: An underappreciated market - WalletPop
Greeting cards for the jailed: An underappreciated marketWalletPop, VA - 3 hours agoFrom new babies to bar mitzvahs, from first communions to the death of Fido, every life event has its own expression, complete with cloyingly dull poetry, ...
- We Are Queer’ book among OUT Week features - Athens News
The month of October is lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) history month, and many events are scheduled in Athens to promote LGBT issues in the community. Two important aspects are OUT Week and the release of a new book called “WeRQ ...
- Carlos Alcalá: Gold-medal moment at the fair (The Sacramento Bee)
Gold medal at the fair: Roseville residents and authors Jennifer Martin and Bud Gardner – both have written for the "Chicken Soup" series – were signing books at the State Fair's local authors table when basketball star Ruthie Bolton showed up. They got to talking. "One thing led to another (especially since Bud used to coach basketball at American River College) and Ruthie pulled her Olympic ...
- He uses art as a voyage of discovery (San Diego Union-Tribune)
In an out-of-the-way corner of the bustling, vital campus that is City Height's Hoover High School, an 18-year-old senior named Angel Marquez perches before four easels bearing his extraordinary art.
- Obama's Grand Speech: Reason for Hope - Mother Jones
Obama's Grand Speech: Reason for HopeMother Jones, CA - 8 hours agoHe seeks to inspire and attract support with political poetry--but there's a touch of abstraction to the exercise. Nevertheless, what was in the speech was ...
- The Letters of Allen Ginsberg - San Francisco Gate
Allen Ginsberg was a hawk. In an unpublished letter written to the New York Times in 1942, when he was a precocious 15-year-old, he defended American involvement in World War II, asserting: "We are not fighting, in the long run, because of Pearl ...
- Combative writer had a soft spot for Windsor (Windsor Star)
In 1972, a rumpled and balding Morley Callaghan, wearing a frayed wool sweater and one fist wrapped around a smouldering pipe, made his way to the English department of the University of Windsor.
- Learning made fun: Uni camp gives taste of high school life (The Champaign News-Gazette)
URBANA – In an echoing dance studio at the University of Illinois, children are kicking and screaming. And in this case, it's a good thing. The kicking comes when the kids, mostly ages 9-11, practice their moves at University Laboratory High School's summer camp, where sessions range from a week learning how to program a robot to another week creating spoken-word poetry.
- Readings and events on LI - Newsday
Readings and events on LINewsday, NY - 1 hour agoWhether your thing is villanelles or hip-hop rhymes, there's a place for you at Open Mic Poetry Night, sponsored by the Poetry Association. ...
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