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Location American Life Style News for 16 March 2015
Interruption and Rebellion: First Thought's on Kendrick Lamar's To Pimp a Butterfly I didn't sleep last night. Granted, I've had a history of insomnia, so it is not unheard of for me to stay awake until five or six in the morning. Last night, however, was not that sort of aimless wakefulness. No, it was...
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The Return Of The Movie Poster: How Illustrators Are Bringing Pop Culture Art Back Most cinephiles and comic book fanatics know Mondo for its illustrated film posters, vinyls and toys. Based in Austin, Texas, the gallery and online store is famous for releasing limited edition, pop culture-inspired col...
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First Wives Club Musical Feels Like a First Draft

The Huffington Post - 16 Mar 2015 23:02
First Wives Club Musical Feels Like a First Draft Faith Prince. Those two words served as the motivation for me to visit this pre-Broadway tryout of The First Wives Club: The Musical. I consider Prince among the very best musical comedy stars -- right up there with Caro...
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It was a weekend of wins for Redskins defensive lineman Chris Baker.On Friday, he helped recruit childhood friend, Terrance "Pot Roast" Knighton, who signed a one-year, $4 million contract with the team. Then on Saturday...
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Messy Photos Of A 5-Year-Old Painter Serve As An Important Reminder For Adults Photographer and mother-of-three Ginger Unzueta has a knack for capturing her children's enthusiasm for life. In a photo project titled, "An Artist Unfolding," the creative mom focuses the camera on her youngest daughter...
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Nothing Is Something to Do

The Huffington Post - 16 Mar 2015 22:46
Nothing Is Something to Do I did not invent that saying. I heard it from master storyteller Donald Davis during a storytelling workshop where deep listening was the centerpiece. Not listening in the background. Not listening while washing the dish...
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Launching yesterday, Target Collective is the brand's first male-focused collection. The USA-made clothing, accessories, and stationery come from Billykirk, Owen & Fred, Taylor Stitch, Duluth Pack, Locally Grown and Terr...
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Forget pratfalls and pies in the face, though Beth Henley's oddball new "Laugh" certainly goes in for both. The bizarro sights in the premiere production at Studio Theatre include a corpulent man who keeps his tush welde...
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Why I Believe in the People of Ferguson

The Huffington Post - 16 Mar 2015 22:04
Why I Believe in the People of Ferguson This story is not just about Ferguson. It is about St. Louis. It is about Madison, and Cleveland and New York. And why the steps taken here can be a roadmap for the rest of the country. The issues may be different. But t...
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Eli Conley's Music Opens Spaces to Connect the Queer and Trans Communities One of my favorite blog features, unexpectedly, has been my occasional series of interviews with musicians traveling through Pittsburgh. I'm not a huge live music fan, but I do enjoy the chance to engage performers aroun...
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Stonehenge May Have Been An Ancient 'Mecca On Stilts,' Critic Says Almost a million people a year flock to Stonehenge to marvel at the mysterious prehistoric monument. But what if those massive bluestones were just the foundations of an enormous platform where worshippers came to perfor...
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13 Cozy, Curl-uppable, and Completely Covetable Window Seats

Apartment Therapy - 16 Mar 2015 21:30
When I was 10 years old my family moved to Houston, and my mother took us along while shopping for new houses. There was one house that my sister and I found particularly inspiring -- it was two stories (we'd only ever l...
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David Lynch Doesn't Know If The 'Twin Peaks' Reboot Is Happening The "Twin Peaks" reboot was officially announced last October by Showtime with nine new episodes expected to premiere in 2016. Kyle MacLachlan confirmed he would return as Agent Dale Cooper, along with co-stars Sheryl Le...
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Build A Skyscraper That Casts No Shadow? We Can Do That, Architects Say Tall buildings can be beautiful, but the big gloomy shadows they cast can leave urban centers starved of sunlight. Now a London-based architecture firm says it's hit upon a way around that problem. The firm devised a pla...
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Impossible Dreams: Cézanne and Frenhofer

The Huffington Post - 16 Mar 2015 21:11
Impossible Dreams: Cézanne and Frenhofer Paul Cézanne famously declared "I seek in painting." He spoke of his art in almost spiritual terms, as a quest to reach the distant goal he referred to as "realization." In a letter of 1904, the 65-year old master wrote...
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Hey, isn't that ... Supreme Court Justice/cultural icon Ruth Bader Ginsburg celebrating her 82nd birthday like a rock star, dining at the restaurant in the trendy Capella hotel in Georgetown on Sunday night?
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10 Amazing Things from the 1965 Sears Catalog

Apartment Therapy - 16 Mar 2015 20:00
What was shopping like in 1965? This! Check out the wonderfully wacky vintage gems we found for sale in this weighty tome (I can barely lift this thing!). Like the cover advertises, they really do have everything.
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Tornado Tower Coming to Tulsa -- Design News

Apartment Therapy - 16 Mar 2015 19:45
Tulsa might have a twister on the way, but it's not dangerous. The Tornado Tower, a project to revitalize downtown, will be home to headquarters of the very first Oklahoma Weather Museum, as well as a revolving restauran...
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Video: Art Spiegelman's "Wordless!"

The Huffington Post - 16 Mar 2015 19:36
Video: Art Spiegelman's Art Spiegelman and his friend, the jazz composer Phillip Johnston, have collaborated on a project called "Wordless!" It's an unusual live performance that matches Spiegelman's passion for wordless novels (a genre that fl...
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Before & After: 70s Bathroom Gets a Moody Makeover

Apartment Therapy - 16 Mar 2015 19:30
With shag carpet, vintage wallpaper, and a mustard counter, this bathroom was firmly planted in the 70s. Rosalind decided to bring it into this century with a dark and dramatic makeover.
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Artists Have a Variety of Funding Sources

The Huffington Post - 16 Mar 2015 19:26
Artists Have a Variety of Funding Sources Art is expensive to buy, but it also may be costly to make. Artists make objects that they hope others will appreciate enough to purchase, and sometimes the making of those artworks can run into the thousands of dollars....
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Justin Bieber was technically the star during the taping of his "Comedy Central Roast" last weekend, but there was also a runner-up: Bill Cosby.What else did you think would happen when you get a bunch of comedians in a ...
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