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Bernie Sanders: I would ‘absolutely’ improve race relations

GantDaily.com 

Bernie Sanders on Thursday night argued that the fruits of his economic agenda would help ease racial tensions in America. Asked by PBS debate moderator Judy Woodruff if “race relations would be better under a Sanders presidency than they’ve been,” the Vermont senator replied, “Absolutely.” “Because what we will do is say, instead of giving […]

Mila Kunis Goes Business Formal For 'Bad Moms'

«Just Jared» 

Mila Kunis is all smiles on the set of her upcoming film Bad Moms on Wednesday afternoon (February 10) in New Orleans, LA. The 32-year-old actress looked super put together as she rocked a business suit while shooting a scene, but between scenes, she dressed down her look with a pair of Uggs. PHOTOS: Check [...]

C&L's Late Night Music Club With Silver Apples

Crooks and Liars  

"Oh you like that weirdo music, huh?"

Many a time I heard that as a teenager and even still now as my forties are coming to a close. Always proudly saying yes, it got me in a lot of situations. Some interesting. Some threatening. The best ones though were when someone says "Well, I've got something for you to hear."

That's how I laid ears on the Silver Apples first album from a people who lived in apartment above mine. They insisted I borrow their copy and listening to it for a weekend straight. Читать дальше...

Ms. Lear

The New Yorker 

“Lear,” by the Irish choreographer John Scott and the veteran dancer Valda Setterfield, is a streamlined version of Shakespeare’s play. It has only four dancers, King Lear and his daughters. Plus, the daughters are played by men, and Lear is a woman, Setterfield. What does cross-sex casting do for a show? The most obvious consequence, it seems to me, is what the Russian literary theorist Viktor Shklovsky called “defamiliarization.” That is, it shakes us up, lets us see the play anew, not just as that old thing. Читать дальше...

Heart of the Country

The New Yorker 

This year’s edition of Film Society of Lincoln Center’s “Film Comment Selects” series (running Feb. 17-24) opens with a major coup: the New York première of “Sunset Song,” a new film by Terence Davies, who has long been among the world’s most original directors, despite his relatively scant output. After his exquisite adaptation of Edith Wharton’s “The House of Mirth,” in 2000, Davies didn’t film another drama until “The Deep Blue Sea,” in 2012.

This Week

The New Yorker 

By night, Lauren Worsham is a silver-voiced soprano who has sung with the Philharmonic and on Broadway. (She was nominated for a Tony for “A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder.”) By late night, she fronts an impish indie band called Sky-Pony with her husband, Kyle Jarrow—who also has another career, as a writer for stage and screen. At Ars Nova, they perform “The Wildness” (in previews; opening Feb. 29), a “rock fairy tale” that channels the couple’s penchant for dragons, ritual, and geeky-glam style. Читать дальше...

Flowers for All Occasions

The New Yorker 

Sometimes, the ideal place to drink is in the comfort of your own apartment—or it would be, were it not for the dirty dishes, the sick cat, and the alarming thuds from upstairs. Luckily, on the Bushwick-Bed-Stuy border, there’s now Flowers for All Occasions, a homey bar away from home. This former flower shop was retrofitted into a “tavern / café / gallery” by Erik Zajaceskowski and Rachel Nelson, the husband and wife behind Secret Project Robot and Happyfun Hideaway. One recent evening, a lady... Читать дальше...

Avra Estiatorio

The New Yorker 

Some time has passed since Lawrence Durrell, in his book “The Greek Islands,” cited a friend’s claim that retsina tastes like “pure turpentine which has been strained through the socks of a bishop.” At Avra, a standout Greek restaurant in a Midtown pocket of skyscrapers that hasn’t quite escaped the Bloombergian thunderbolt, there are three types of the resinated wine, each boasting more organic credo than the next. The best is the Gaia Ritinitis Nobilis, which tastes like a waft of pine-scented... Читать дальше...



Estate Value

The New Yorker 

It was the late actress Kim Stanley who alerted me to Chekhov’s greatness. Years ago, I was trying to write a piece, for this magazine, about the fabled performer, a process that led to a number of late-night calls. Stanley had a beautiful voice, memorialized as the uncredited narrator in the film version of “To Kill A Mockingbird,” and when we talked about theatre, particularly actors, she was as brilliant a commentator as Shaw or Tynan—a constructive truth teller. She asked me, had I read Chekhov? Читать дальше...

Friday's TV highlights: 'David Bowie: Five Years' and more

Los Angeles Times (latimes.com) 

SERIES

The Amazing Race YouTube star Tyler Oakley, podcaster Korey Kuhl and Instagram models Jessica Versteeg and Brittany Oldehoff are among the social-media types competing as the reality series launches its 28th cycle; Phil Keoghan returns as host. 8 p.m. CBS

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Bad news for Buoy 10: Sub-par coho run predicted

«TDN» (tdn.com) 

Another sub-par return of coho salmon is forecast for the Columbia River in 2016, news that’s discouraging for sportsmen who enjoy the popular Buoy 10 late-summer season in the estuary.

PUD to audit meters, retain usage app

«TDN» (tdn.com) 

In response to hundreds of complaints about high winter electric bills, the Cowlitz PUD Thursday announced it will seek an independent audit of its automated meters to confirm their accuracy.

Worawi hopes depend on appeal against FAT elections

TheRepublic.com 

BANGKOK - Worawi Makudi's attempts to cling onto power in Thai football depend on an appeal against this week's Football Association of Thailand elections which voted in a new president.

Peter Snowden out to get Rich Enuff to fulfill potential

Sydney Morning Herald 

Peter and Paul Snowden have been charged with finding the potential from Rich Enuff, which had him rated the best three-year-old in the country in the spring of 2014, only to fall at group 1 level.

Thursday's Scores

«SFGate» (sfgate.com) 

BOYS BASKETBALLAlgona 69, Clear Lake 61 Hudson 84, Wapsie Valley, Fairbank 64 Interstate 35,Truro 65, Clarke, Osceola 60 PAC-LM 69, Sioux Central, Sioux Rapids 39 Sioux Falls Christian, S.D. 60, Western Christian, Hull 58 GIRLS BASKETBALLBishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City 72, Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson 26 Class 1A Region 2Regional First RoundAGWSR, Ackley 74, Valley Lutheran, Cedar Falls 16 Dunkerton 78, Waterloo Christian School 23 GMG, Garwin 49, Meskwaki Settlement School 32 Holy Trinity 76... Читать дальше...

Canada women blank Guyana 5-0 to open Olympic qualifying

TheRepublic.com 

HOUSTON - Ashley Lawrence scored two of his three goal in a minute span in the second half, and Canada routed Guyana 5-0 on Thursday night to open the group stage of the CONCACAF Olympic qualifying tournament.

Kansas Senate moves to protect pensions, mental hospitals

«SFGate» (sfgate.com) 

(AP) — The Kansas Senate approved proposals aimed at preventing the state from shorting its contributions to public pensions or having private companies run its two mental hospitals, part of a larger plan it also advanced Thursday night to balance the next state budget. Senators added the pension and hospital measures as amendments to a bill that would eliminate a projected deficit of nearly $200 million in the state's $16.1 billion spending blueprint for the fiscal year beginning July 1. The House's... Читать дальше...

Manhattan stages 2nd half comeback to top Quinnipiac, 84-77

TheRepublic.com 

NEW YORK - Zane Waterman scored 19 points and grabbed 11 rebounds and Manhattan converted 7 of 9 shots from the line in the final minute to hold off Quinnipiac, 84-77 in a Metro Atlantic battle Thursday night.





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