11/16/2008
'Neon Man and Me' to air on television (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
Public Television Stations WCVE and WCVW (Richmond) and WHTJ (Charlottesville) will be airing Richmond native Slash Coleman's award-winning one-man show "The Neon Man and Me" beginning tomorrow. Coleman wrote and produced the show as a tribute to the life of his best friend, Mark Jamison, a neon artist from Roanoke who was electrocuted in 2004 as he was hanging a neon sign.
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11/20/2008
'Bachelor' and 'Burlesque' closing out runs in French Quarter (New Orleans Times-Picayune)
Don't miss 'The Bachelor' and 'Bustout Burlesque'
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11/20/2008
Adventures In Wikipedia Fiction: The Origins Of The Michelin Man [Novelties] (Jalopnik)
The brilliance of Wikipedia is vigorous peer review on even the most minute detail and completely humorless administrators. That genius produces a fairly reliable and constantly evolving public...
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11/19/2008
Campbell Scott, Actor (Gothamist)
Born and raised in New York City, Campbell Scott—son of George C. Scott and Colleen Dewhurst—is a quintessential New York actor. Famous but not too famous, courteous but still salty, Scott has distinguished himself as a deeply thoughtful performer and director who balances his time between theater and indie film. His screen roles include standout performances in films like Singles, Roger ...
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11/18/2008
Nigeria: Oshiomhole And the Defence of People's Hope (AllAfrica.com)
There is a certain way in which Barack Obama's history-changing political emergence in the United States of America tends to re-echo in the streets of Benin City and other towns and villages of Edo State.
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11/16/2008
Mother / Son (RainbowNetwork.com)
There's an age old rule in the world of theatre that if there are more people in the audience than there are on stage then it's time to throw in the towel and cancel the show.
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11/13/2008
From Cultural Revolution to culture (Baltimore Sun)
Hao Jiang Tian, who grew up in Mao's China, adds his resonant bass to some of the world's leading opera companies He cheered when his piano teacher was jailed. He destroyed classical recordings by the wagon-load. He broke into libraries to steal books. He was such a ruffian, even the army didn't want him.
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11/10/2008
Chazz Palminteri - Palminteri Embarrassed About Swifty Lazar Blunder (ContactMusic)
CHAZZ PALMINTERI's acting career stalled before he started when he refused to let infamous Hollywood talent agent IRVING PAUL 'SWIFTY' LAZAR into his own party. The ...
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11/09/2008
The blues with Guy Davis (The Advance)
If you are a fan of the blues or just want a great evening of music, Guy Davis is someone not to miss. Davis is appearing at the Astor theatre 8 p.m...
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11/08/2008
Tyson helps Colonials retain unbeaten record (Asbury Park Press)
A year ago, Nick Tyson was recovering from a season-ending neck injury. Tyson healed, moved, won the starting quarterback job at his new school, and on Friday night helped No. 2 Freehold protect its perfect record in a 34-27 victory over Howell in a Shore Conference nondivisional game.
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