cul·ture (kŭl'chər) -noun
1 the arts and other manifestations of human intellectual achievement regarded collectively
2 a refined understanding or appreciation of this
3 the customs, institutions, and achievements of
a particular nation, people, or group
• Robert Machray (LA): Alice In One-Hit-Wonderland 2: Through The Looking Glass, Not The Messiah (He's a Very Naughty Boy), Les Miserables
Singin' In The Rain
• Jon Sobel (NYC): 7 Stories
• Ethan Stanislawski (NYC/Fringe Festival): Cake and Plays...But Without the Cake and The Grecian Formula
• Natalie Bennett (London): Her Naked Skin, Cosi
• Randall A Byrn (NYC): Hair
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- Sep 7, 2008
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Theater Review (NYC): A Perfect Ganesh by Terrence McNally— A forgotten masterpiece by Terrence McNally gets a timely revival by WorkShop Theater Company.
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- Sep 6, 2008
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Theatre Review (LA): Agamemnon by Aeschylus— Tyne Daly and Delroy Lindo star in a powerful production of the 2,500-year-old classic.
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Theater Review (NYC): The Chalk Boy by Joshua Conkel— Teen girl anxieties meet existential angst in Joshua Conkel's The Chalk Boy.
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Exhibition Review: Frida Kahlo at The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art— Frida Kahlo's life and art, in painting and biography.
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Theater Review (LA): Once On This Island by Ahrens and Flaherty at the Freud Playhouse— This vibrant new production is an auspicious start for the new Reprise team.
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- Sep 5, 2008
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Interview: Nicolas Babu, School Feeding Program Officer for WFP Madagascar— School feeding acts as an incentive to persuade parents to enroll and keep their children in school.
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- Sep 4, 2008
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With Sincerest Apologies to the 1974 Widefield High School Athletic Department— Athletics proves to be a key component of a balanced educational experience.
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Interview with GianCarlo Cirri, World Food Programme Country Director for Mauritania— Approximately 40,000 children were affected by the closure of school canteens in 242 schools in 2007/2008.
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Theater Review (London): Liberty at the Globe— There's sex, there's passion, there's politics here, in a nicely, if a touch too calculatingly, assembled mix.
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- Sep 3, 2008
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Accessory Trend For Fall: Gloves— Our Literary Fashionista has her arms and hands cloaked in fine leather.
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- Sep 1, 2008
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The World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA) Seeks to End Bullfighting— Bullfighting: culture or cruelty?
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Theater Review (San Diego): Summer Shakespeare Festival at The Old Globe Theatre— Those merry wives are at it again, meeting Romeo and Juliet along with way - and all's well that ends well.
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- Aug 31, 2008
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Travel Review: Mantastic Manchester— It may not be Rome or Paris, but Manchester has a dolce vita and joie de vivre all its own.
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- Aug 30, 2008
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Snake Meets Truck: The Muskegon Chronicle Gets It Wrong— A fear of snakes is unreasonable. Media perpetually spreading panic based on inaccuracy is unacceptable.
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The Arts: What San Diego Wants— Forty movers and shakers speak out on art in their town.
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Should These Children Be Stigmatized?— Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt, and movies like Juno are thrusting adoption into the mainstream of acceptance in popular culture.
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- Aug 28, 2008
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Interview: GianPietro Bordignon, Country Director for the World Food Programme in Egypt
— Hunger and poverty have severe implications for poor families and how they choose to use their available resources.
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- Aug 27, 2008
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Theatre Review (Stratford-on-Avon): Hamlet at the Royal Shakespeare Company — David Tennant is Hamlet. It was tempting to add ‘Nuff said’ to that first sentence and leave it at that.
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Theater Review (LA): Some Kind of Love Story by Arthur Miller— The West Coast premiere of a play by Arthur Miller - an undiscovered gem? If it sounds too good to be true . .
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- Aug 26, 2008
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Racism Is For Cretins— We of all races and ethnicities want the same things, and Michelle Obama demonstrated that tonight.
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Theater Review (NYC/Fringe Festival): Creena DeFoouie and The Redheaded Man— The NYC Fringe Festival concludes with a taste of the weird and the traumatic.
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- Aug 25, 2008
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Theater Review (Santa Cruz, CA): Shakespeare Santa Cruz 2008 at UC Santa Cruz— Marco Barricello begins his stewardship of Shakespeare Santa Cruz with a splash.
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Harvest Time in the Guerrilla Urban Garden— Even admitted brown thumbs can reap a harvest from a guerrilla urban garden.
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Theater Review (NYC/Fringe Festival): Zombie and The Corn Maiden— Two adaptations of Joyce Carol Oates novellas at the NYC Fringe show two approaches to staging psychology.
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- Aug 24, 2008
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Theater Review (NYC): One Nation Under by Andrea Lepcio— Rich folks' conservative views grate against the realities of inner city working-class life in this gripping play.
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Miley Cyrus Takes Over Disneyland for her Sweet Sixteen— And YOU can attend her charity birthday bash.
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- Aug 23, 2008
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Driving with Teenagers, Flying with Babies and Other Red-Eye Thoughts— Sleep-deprived on a red-eye flight from LA, the mind wanders.
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- Aug 22, 2008
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Interview with Wilfred Banmbuh, World Food Programme Country Director for the Republic of Congo
— WFP’s goal is for every child in Congo to attend school. Hunger should not be the reason a child is denied an education.
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- Aug 21, 2008
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Miley Cyrus Is Over Nick Jonas and Has a New Boyfriend— Miley has finally moved on from teen hottie Nick Jonas.
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The Collecting Bug: Beatles’ First Fully-Signed Contract Goes Under the Hammer— Major Beatles and Jimi Hendrix items hit the block in a London auction that could pull in over £1 million.
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Interview with Sara Moussavi, World Food Programme Officer for School Feeding In Sudan
— WFP hopes to see a national school feeding program materialize that will offer school meals to all children in Sudan.
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