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- Teen athlete's killing lamented in Ice Cube video - Forbes
The unlikely stars of Ice Cube's new video are the grieving relatives of a 17-year-old high school football star who was shot to death outside his home. The song "Why Me?" speaks out against senseless violence and gun crime devastating communities ...
- Sonny Smith - San Francisco Examiner
To make a long story short I was at a café and I overheard two youngish dopes talking about writers and books. I’ve been slumming as a columnist on all things literary, as some of you know…I thought… this is a carton of Merits found on the ...
- Diane Sawyer - News Busters
One of the favors the media routinely perform for liberal politicians is citing left-of-center think tanks as "non-partisan" entities, who just happen to have evidence proving the awfulness of conservative policies. A classic example occurred on the ...
- Brothers K: Just OK - North by Northwestern
North by NorthwesternBrothers K: Just OKNorth by Northwestern, IL - 13 hours agoThey’ve got open mics and poetry gatherings, and a free book exchange that lets you trade one of your own books for one of theirs. But the hipsters stopped ...
- Ray Gonzalez and Debra Blake - UMN News
Ray Gonzalez and Debra BlakeUMN News, MN - 14 hours agoGonzalez is the author of ten poetry collections, two short story collections, and three works of nonfiction; in addition, he is the editor of twelve ...
- Hey Woody, lose the muse - Globe and Mail
Hey Woody, lose the museGlobe and Mail, Canada - 52 minutes agoThis compulsion asserted itself in 1986's Hannah and Her Sisters, where the protagonist, played by Michael Caine, used mawkish ee cummings poetry to win ...
- Evaristo chooses a bold colour scheme - Metro
MetroEvaristo chooses a bold colour schemeMetro, UK - 5 hours agoUnfortunately, people hear the word "poetry" and want to run a mile in the other direction. Working in prose for this subject hopefully means they will be ...
- Vince Aletti: "Street Art, Street Life," at the Bronx Museum. (The New Yorker)
In its attempt to keep an impossibly broad and popular subject manageable, the Bronx Museum stunts and nearly smothers “Street Art, Street Life,†but the sprawling exhibition’s best work survives. Driven primarily by photography, video, and performance art, the show opens in the nineteen-fifties, with images by Robert Frank . . .
- How do you solve a problem like Manila ordinance no. 7780?â€â€Jose F ... - ABS-CBN
I have been railing against comstockery and taking part in efforts opposing censorship and upholding freedom of expression. Has anyone ever heard of the City of Manila's Ordinance No. 7780--or of its obvious clone, House Bill No. 3305? Manila ...
- A song of praise for the poet in peril - Independent
A song of praise for the poet in perilIndependent, UK - 2 hours agoIf Her Majesty felt the need for a soothing topic of conversation with the embattled Archbishop of Canterbury, she might have chatted about poetry. ...
- Competition to revive dying art of poetry recital by children - Times Online
Competition to revive dying art of poetry recital by childrenTimes Online, UK - 53 minutes agoThe tradition of children reciting poetry by heart is to be revived with a national competition open to every pupil from the ages of 7-11 in the United ...
- FEATURED Brian's Baseball Bash (The Capital)
The 3rd annual Brian's Baseball Bash, hosted by Orioles All Star 2nd baseman Brian Roberts, raises funds for the University of Maryland Hospital for Children.
- Heritage Center Showcases Photographs - Mountain Mail
Mountain MailHeritage Center Showcases PhotographsMountain Mail, NM - 9 hours agoEach photograph is accompanied by the poetry of his wife, Irene Sanchez. El Camino Real International Heritage Center commemorates the oldest commuted trail ...
- High turnout at the polls for school board elections - Log Cabin Democrat
The start of today's school board election proved successful across Faulkner County as more residents than expected showed up to cast a ballot during the morning hours. In Greenbrier, where Jason Squires and Ken Rasure are vying against incumbent ...
- ArtWalk: sight, sound, taste success in sight - Beacon News
A string of brightly lit storefronts dotted downtown Aurora well after business hours Friday night. Inside, people sipped wine and ate hors d'ouevres, taking in the art installations or local bands at each spot. Everyone seemed oblivious to the rain ...
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