Writer Christine Palamidessi Moore experienced NYC as a dragon--belly Times Square, head bombed and blinded. Lunch at B. Smith's with her 90-year old mother-in-law.
Library Thing review of art theft, transatlantic, sibling rivalry thriller The Virgin KNows
Michael Powell film's reviewed within the visual and psychological phenomena of a vortex.
Unlike American films that uphold privilege, MY BROTHER IS AN ONLY CHILD explores politics, conflicts and terrorism within a Italian family and within the country itself.
Review of celebrated Japanese film Ugetsu from yin /yang point of view.
what happened when acclaimed classical violinist Joshua Bell went incognito one cold winter morning to play for tips on a subway platform in Washington, D.C.
Preview review by MARIE SACCOMANDO COPPOLA, for Christine Palamidessi Moore's new book The Fiddle Case.
Love Story jeans named after a 70's movie; picture of the Love Story house.
Watching Levon Helm's--and our own--aging, appreciating music, loving husband, friends & music.
Little known facts about Amelia Earhart in Medford Massachusetts.
Photographer Peter Simon’s I and Eye is a terrific memoir of hippie time and ideals as they intersect with power, money, marketing and the infrastructure of capitalist gain. In particular, the last chapter calls it home: he compares freewheeling picture... Continue Reading →
Nobel prize winner gave sensible advice about money.
Teorema, the only commercial film Pasolini made, exhibits "British-ness" in its style and stars and Italian sexuality.
WE SAW HIM ON SATURDAY NIGHT, SEPTEMBER 27 Badal Roy & Tablas HE PLAYED SEVENTEEN ON THE TABLAS 1-2-3-4 / 1-2-3-4 / 1-2 /1-2-3-4 /1-2-3 THE MUSIC WAS WAS AMAZING!!!!! Roy performed with Keyboard player Dave Bryant and Bassist Mike... Continue Reading →
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