a day in the death of joe egg is in previews at the american airlines theatre in new york city. it stars eddie izzard – sans makeup and monkeys. i will be seeing it saturday night. not a bad way to celebrate a birthday, eh?
“The thumping bass of the hip hop clubs of Atlanta’s Buckhead district is a world away from the thudding explosions of the war in Iraq.“ the bbc looks for public opinion in the bars of buckhead.
where else could you find a treasure like this: i say again, huzzah!
discovered this morning via an email thread about impeachment: the protest drawings of kim holleman another, another and another eloquent. simple. and powerful without taking you by the collar and shouting.
have you visited bookfilter yet? it is young. it could stand a little positive growing, but i see a lot of potential for the little site. it almost makes me want to create something similar… musicfilter, perhaps? (yeah, i noticed that some plundering squatter of a company has already grabbed the url… grrr.
sure, there were some lovely frocks on the oscar-ing lasses, but leave it to the mighty sean connery to break out the reformation era ruffles and cuffs. and the best thing about it? you know that’s not a rental. the man probably wears that around the house, or out in the lawn when he’s gardening …
when you get tired of the talking heads on cnn or foxnews or msnbc, take a glance at the agonist. sean-paul kelley has taken on the herculean task of centrally assembling all of the loose threads of invasion/liberation information, and he is doing it live, postly as quickly as he can, taking half hour breaks …
today is the first day of spring. the weather outside my office window is perfect. i would recommend an afternoon of outdoor frolicking to anyone in the atlanta area that can afford to skip out of work. i will not be among you, but i will be wishing that i was. instead, i will be …
october 25, 1415. st. crispin’s day. king henry v leads his soldiers in the battle of agincourt. two-hundred years later, william shakespeare puts pen to paper and imagines the young king, inspiring his men that morning. From this day to the ending of the world,But we in it shall be remember’d;We few, we happy few, …
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