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Blog posts filed under "arts"

A warm and inspiring movie about Pearl Fryar -- Bishopville, South Carolina's world-renowned master of topiary.

September 5 — No Comments

Keith Olbermann's segments on Glenn Beck's Rockefeller Center lunacy the past two nights have been hysterical. Do not miss these.

June 12 — 2 Comments

Declan Kiberd suggests that the rarely-read masterpiece is actually an accessible celebration of everyday life.

May 11 — 3 Comments

A simple, functional, and timeless piece of work from Neil Young and Jonathan Demme.

May 1 — 1 Comment

'Middle Cyclone' by Neko Case and 'American Beauty' by the Grateful Dead are each just $5.

April 20 — 1 Comment

Bay View has an old, working class atmosphere, but it's really being revitalized lately with color and creativity.

April 13 — No Comments

Five breathtaking minutes from Jane Fonda are the treasure in Rosanna Arquette's documentary.

March 15 — No Comments

In an interview with Oprah, the comedic actor from 'The Office' outlines his new Web project for spiritual social networking through the arts.

December 28 — No Comments

I already like all the songs in my iTunes library. Where can I discover new music to like?

December 11 — No Comments

There are words and gestures so quietly and deftly delivered that you almost hold your breath hoping it won't be ruined.

May 16 — 1 Comment

Like the Mona Lisa, Anish Kapoor's sculpture captures swarms of humans in wordless aesthetic arrest.