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Red Smith famously said, "There's nothing to writing. All you do is sit down at a typewriter and open a vein." Good writing is such a pleasure to read, but so difficult to ... read more
When we wrote last month about Once, the small, indie, Irish musical charmer, we certainly didn't expect to see another small, indie, musical charmer (this time American) come down the pike so soon. ... read more
June is gay pride month, celebrated in cities all over the world. There are lots of ways to celebrate, but one that promises a good time for a good cause is the True ... read more
Planning a summer getaway? You can keep your tropical island paradises and your rustic Tuscan villas. Armed with some extra-strength sunscreen, a tinfoil hat, and Top Secret Tourism: Your Travel Guide to Germ ... read more
The World Monuments Funds has just announced its 2008 list of the 100 Most Endangered Sites -- architectural and cultural sites around the world that are threatened by conflict, development, or climate change. ... read more
Thirsty? Here are three noteworthy new arrivals that we'll be tapping to quench our thirst as we raise a glass to summer. Count on Iceland -- land of female presidents, hydrogen-fueled cars and ... read more
We told you a while back about Madrid's Hotel Puerta América -- a quick romp among the world's biggest name architects and designers throughout the hotel's guest rooms and public spaces. In Copenhagen, ... read more
Emerging director Sam Zalutsky premieres his first feature film, You Belong To Me, at San Francisco's International LGBT Film Festival later this month. It's a Hitchcockian thriller starring Patti D'Arbanville and Daniel Sauli ... read more
You're four albums into your acoustic rock-folk career. You've toured with the likes of Ani DiFranco and Andrew Bird. What do you do next? An album of WWII-era Tin Pan Alley tunes, of ... read more
