?Tried by War,? by acclaimed historian ? and tour guide ? James M. McPherson, is one of several Abraham Lincoln studies emerging in advance of the president?s 200th birthday in February.
Planning for the five-year, nearly $2 billion renovation of the United Nations headquarters included deciding which parts of the 39-story building?s art and architecture were worth preserving.
Memorable images occur in ?what it looks like, what it feels like,? Beth Gill?s latest work at the Kitchen, but there are too few and they are too deliberately paced.
A long-simmering debate in theater circles has intensified: Do nonprofits deserve a substantial cut of an author?s future royalties for producing a new play?
Rex Features Alesha Dixon has said that pop has overtaken indie as the dominant force in the music industry. Speaking to the Daily Star, Dixon pointed to the success of pop acts such as Girls Aloud and Pink as an indication that the genre is in the
After eleven years of Death Cab For Cutie making music and changing perspectives, the boys from Bellingham are encouraging kids to do the same. DCFC has teamed up with The GRAMMY Foundation and Do Something to create Key Change Grants, a new scholarship
The metal side-project of singer/multi-instrumentalist Rob Crow (one half of indie band Pinback), Goblin Cock, is ready to release the follow-up to 2005's Bagged And Boarded (Absolutely Kosher). The record, suggestively titled Come With Me If You Want
The eclectic four piece Fake Problems have signed with Side One Dummy to release their sophomore LP, It's Great To Be Alive. Hailing from Naples, Florida, the band has spent little time home since their inception. Despite their hectic schedule of doing
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