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Neville Wakefield Collaborates With RIMOWA

Life + Times - 1 Dec 2014 08:04
Neville Wakefield Collaborates With RIMOWA To commemorate the opening of their first New York City store, RIMOWA has commissioned artist and curator Neville Wakefield to create a limited-edition installation of the creative suitcase styles bearing his creative ma...
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The weekly geography quiz

News Observer - 1 Dec 2014 10:00
GEOQUIZ: Which country is not a former Spanish colony: Cuba, the Philippines, or Barbados?
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Libbey Vina Stemless Wineglasses • $14.97 for 8 Deep in the holiday mood and running short of nice glasses. I love and use Reidel O Glasses at home (about $10 a glass), but just found these similar versions by Libbey a...
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The New Rules of Art Collecting

Ocean Drive Magazine - 1 Dec 2014 07:00
The New Rules of Art Collecting Everyone wants in on the art game—old guard, new guard, flippers, bon vivants. That means the rules are changing, for better and worse. To understand the tumult in the world of art collecting today, take a look at @Ste...
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Playing the Long Game: BAK on Curating the Political

The Huffington Post - 1 Dec 2014 23:58
Playing the Long Game: BAK on Curating the Political Alice Creischer, In the Stomach of the Predators, 2013-2014, installation view (fragment), BAK, basis voor actuele kunst, Utrecht, 2014. (photography: Tom Janssen). On screen, a wolf, a jackal, a hyena and a bear under...
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A Card Game that Plays with Color -- Design News

Apartment Therapy - 1 Dec 2014 23:55
Spectrix is a card game with rules like Rummy, except that there's no numbers or suits, just hues. To win, you get rid of your hand first by playing matching sets of three or more, or runs based on the color spectrum.
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Listen To 60 Seconds Of Lana Del Rey's 'Big Eyes' Song

The Huffington Post - 1 Dec 2014 23:49
Listen To 60 Seconds Of Lana Del Rey's 'Big Eyes' Song With your big eyes, check out one of two new songs Lana Del Rey co-wrote for Tim Burton's "Big Eyes." Appropriately called "Big Eyes," the track sounds typically moony, with Del Rey singing about big lies, little fools a...
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deepsouth : An Interview With Filmmaker Lisa Biagiotti

The Huffington Post - 1 Dec 2014 23:46
deepsouth : An Interview With Filmmaker Lisa Biagiotti It's an exciting time for independent filmmaking. Storytellers are using grassroots campaigning techniques to raise crucial funds online. This also enables a direct link to the communities they're building and may have a...
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Big Deal on Madonna Street

The Huffington Post - 1 Dec 2014 23:45
Big Deal on Madonna Street Big Deal on Madonna Street (1958), which was recently revived as part of the Mario Monicelli series at Film Forum is literally Roman comedy. On its most basic level it's a comic heist movie that takes place in Rome; it t...
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Madonna Poses Topless For Interview, Talks Drug Use

The Huffington Post - 1 Dec 2014 23:29
Madonna Poses Topless For Interview, Talks Drug Use Madonna is busting out of her bustier on one of the December covers of Interview and all together freeing the nipple inside the pages of the magazine. The 56-year-old pop star held nothing back as she got real with magic...
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Broadway Composer Frank Wildhorn: Nice to Have a Hit Show, Nicer to Have a It might seem safe to assume that with more than a half dozen Broadway openings under your belt, success could be measured by incredible talent and critical acclaim. However, in the case of composer Frank Wildhorn, this ...
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Testing Tom Hanks

Washington Post - 1 Dec 2014 23:28
You may wonder why Tom Hanks, international movie star and Kennedy Center honoree, is squirming in his seat as he tries to determine who played third base for the 1978 Cleveland Indians. I’d read that Hanks knows just ...
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Testing Tom Hanks

Washington Post - 1 Dec 2014 23:28
You may wonder why Tom Hanks, international movie star and Kennedy Center honoree, is squirming in his seat as he tries to determine who played third base for the 1978 Cleveland Indians. I'd read that Hanks knows just ab...
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Writing about first kids is a tricky business that at best will get you scolded online and at worst send you to the unemployment line, as former Hill staffer Elizabeth Lauten found out recently. But if there is a gray ar...
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If you search "'Frozen' sequel" on Google right now, Idina Menzel is all over it. She just isn't sure what's going on. On Friday, the Telegraph published a profile of Menzel that asked the voice of Elsa what she can say ...
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If you search “‘Frozen’ sequel” on Google right now, Idina Menzel is all over it. She just isn’t sure what’s going on. On Friday, the Telegraph published a profile of Menzel that asked the voice of Elsa what ...
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'Sticks and Bones': War Rages on

The Huffington Post - 1 Dec 2014 23:01
'Sticks and Bones': War Rages on The New Group's revival of the 1971 Sticks and Bones packs a punch, and then some. From the first minutes of David Rabe's Vietnam-era play, you get the impression that this ordinary family isn't as ordinary as they may s...
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When the air in your home is being heated during the cold winter months, it can get pretty dry and uncomfortable. We think humidifiers are great resources to keep the air in your home healthy, but there are other things ...
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Catherine Morris of the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center Discusses Feminism's Enduring Contributions to Visual Culture and Why Women Artists Should Think Ahead When she was a young girl growing up in Washington, DC all the museums were free to the public and going to a museum was one of her favorite things to do. Then in high school a teacher introduced Catherine Morris to art ...
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Mark Strand (1934-2014)

The Huffington Post - 1 Dec 2014 22:54
Mark Strand (1934-2014) "Waste makes haste. I hurry to the dump," Mark Strand writes in The Sargentville Notebook, an unclassifiable work probing the border between poetry and prose, philosophical speculation and standup comedy. But there was n...
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Prize-winning pianist Jun Hwi Cho at the Phillips

Washington Post - 1 Dec 2014 22:36
When South Korean pianist Jun Hwi Cho won the New York International Piano Competition in June, it was only one in a string of competitive triumphs for the talented 18-year-old. And Cho's concert Sunday afternoon at the ...
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You can't contain the cultural reach of "The Hunger Games." After dominating bestseller lists and box office charts, the phenomenon is infiltrating the music world. A song from "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay -- Part I," w...
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