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Local art exhibited at event
Published July 10, 2009, 4:51 am, Daily Pilot
Surrounded by racks of vintage clothing, and florid paintings by local artists, Costa Mesa gallery owner Brett Walker geared up for a screen printing workshop at the Diverse 15 Productions art studio in Westside Costa Mesa on Saturday.
Politics Weekly: phone hacking
Published July 9, 2009, 11:19 pm, Guardian Unlimited
The morning we meet for Politics Weekly, the Guardian had just broken news that another paper, the News of the World, may have hacked into the phones of thousands of public figures, paying off one victim, with a cool £700,000... Observer columnist Henry Porter tells us what it means. We cover the pressing political angle: the editor of the paper until 2007 - Andy Coulson - is the current press ...
The Cat in the Coffin
Published July 9, 2009, 12:04 pm, Japan Today
When she named her 1978 debut “Chiteki Akujo no Susume,” Mariko Koike didn’t realize what she was letting herself in for. The essay collection, whose title translates roughly as “Recommendations for Intellectual She-Devils,” was a calculated bit of sensationalism.
Harold Larwood's story deserves wider audience
Published July 9, 2009, 1:38 am, Times Online
Storytelling is the great human pastime, stories themselves fulfilling the deep need for escapism that exists within most of us.
The 2009 Janet and Walter Sondheim Prize
Published July 7, 2009, 9:17 pm, Baltimore City Paper
In only four years the Janet and Walter Sondheim Prize has not only become a vital monetary investment in a local artist, but a bit of a national bragging right for the city as well. The prize--$25,000--is nothing to sneeze at, an amount that can make an immediate difference in any artist's career.
Inside the biggest, weirdest funeral ever
Published July 7, 2009, 6:36 pm, Salon.com
Not nearly as crowded or wild as expected, the Michael Jackson memorial was a strange, somber affair to witness
Last Night's Television - Imagine...BBC1; True Stories: Maximum Prison, More4
Published July 7, 2009, 4:20 pm, Independent
"He was a flamboyant toddler," Loudon Wainwright III said about his son, recalling Rufus's childhood predilection for swanning about in his grandmother's apron. Loudon cocked an eyebrow as he said this, advertising an understatement, and almost immediately you found out why, as Imagine... played some of Rufus's childhood amateur movies, creations that appeared to owe more to Puccini and the ...
Our Current Global Economic Crisis: The Prequel
Published July 7, 2009, 3:10 pm, New York Times
“The Ascent of Money,” which begins Wednesday on PBS, explores various monetary crises and financial instruments that altered history for better or worse.
Singapore Band The Observatory Releases New Album 'Dark Folke' in July
Published July 6, 2009, 12:51 am, MTV Asia
Local Singaporean band The Observatory has released their fourth highly anticipated album titled Dark Folke this month. Following a 2 year break since their last album, Dark Folke looks set to be better than the last.
Mary Battiata: Mark Sanford and the Argentine Therapy Angle
Published July 5, 2009, 6:41 pm, The Huffington Post
In all the cherchez- la-femme commentary about the governor's behavior and motives, there's one angle that's been overlooked.
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