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Having chosen to write about sin yesterday, it would seem appropriate to follow up with a few words about Maurice Ravel’s one-act opera project with Colette exploring the world of a child who would definitely be in the “naughty” category...
Where is Clara Peller now that we need her? For those who do not remember this icon of political history, Clara was the actress who played the little old lady in a Wendy’s commercial that looked an oversized hamburger bun and snapped back, “Where’s...
I found it interesting that yesterday’s report of the study of brain regions that are active when actors perform described an experiment based on excerpts from T. S. Eliot’s The Waste Land. Having heard the poem read aloud several times...
San Francisco Remembers Elisabeth Söderström
Today’s New York Times ran Anthony Tommasini’s obituary for the Swedish soprano Elisabeth Söderström, who died on Friday in Stockholm at the age of 82. Tommasini cited the Marschallin in...
DreamWorks Studios has acquired the rights to the young adult book series “Wicked.” Aaron and Matthew Benay have signed on to write the adaptation based on their own pitch. The Gotham Group will produce.
If yesterday I went on a rant about editors being “pushed out of the loop” in our brave new world of Internet speed, I realized this morning that headline writers are still in that loop and can be just as confounding to readers as ever....
People in the information technology business have long sustained the joke that compares their stock-in-trade to that of the world’s oldest profession: No matter how many times to sell it, you still have it to sell again. Perhaps if the well...
Continuing the theme of oracles, Joe Nocera seems to have done a fairly good job of prediction in his Talking Business column for Saturday’s New York Times:
Next week, perhaps as early as Monday, the American International Group is going to...
Sunday, December 14, 2008C Students don’t Learn Hard Lessons
With less than six weeks before the Inauguration, it is beginning to feel as if every day brings us a new irony to ponder, most of those ironies being centered on President George W....