News from Crain's New York Business - 07/17/2011
Lower Manhattan poised to be vibrant community
Family-friendly area is now an urban model for sustainable communities.
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News from The Washington Times - 07/16/2011
Domingo sings live from streets of Italy, on PBS
NEW YORK (AP) - American television audiences will see something unique this week _ filmed live in the streets and palaces of an Italian city: Verdi's "Rigoletto" with Placido Domingo, singing right where the story is set. When the plot says "midnight" _ he's there exactly at midnight, singing from the ...
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News from Rome News-Tribune - 07/15/2011
Placido Domingo sings live from streets of Italy, on PBS
NEW YORK — American television audiences will see something unique this week — filmed live in the streets and palaces of an Italian city: Verdi's "Rigoletto" with Placido Domingo, singing right whe...
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News from thewest.com.au - 07/14/2011
Domingo sings live from streets of Italy
American TV audiences will see something unique - filmed live in the streets and palaces of an Italian city: Verdi's Rigoletto with Placido Domingo.
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News from The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada News - 07/14/2011
Domingo sings live in Italian streets, palaces - in 'Rigoletto' for PBS 'Great Performances'
NEW YORK, N.Y. - American television audiences will see something unique this week — filmed live in the streets and palaces of an Italian city: Verdi's "Rigoletto" with Placido Domingo, singing right where the story is set.
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News from AP via Yahoo! News - 07/14/2011
Domingo sings live from streets of Italy, on PBS
American television audiences will see something unique this week — filmed live in the streets and palaces of an Italian city: Verdi's "Rigoletto" with Placido Domingo, singing right where the story is set.
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News from Your Hometown Lima Stations - 07/14/2011
Hometownstations.com-WLIO- Lima, OH News Weather SportsDomingo sings live from streets of Italy, on PBS
NEW YORK (AP) - American television audiences will see something unique this week - filmed live in the streets and palaces of an Italian city: Verdi's "Rigoletto" with Placido Domingo, singing right where the story is set.
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News from Free Internet Press - 07/07/2011
Auf Wiedersehen, Spain - Learning German To Escape The Crisis
Amid record unemployment, young people in Spain are desperately looking for a way out. One village believes it has found the answer: German courses for residents, to prepare them for a life in Europe's largest economy.
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News from Zenit News Agency - 07/07/2011
Church Meets Art for Pope's 60th; Marred Talents
ROME, JULY 7, 2011 ( Zenit.org ).- What do you get the Pope, who has everything?
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News from Independent - 07/07/2011
Ghost Milk: Calling Time on the Grand Project, By Iain Sinclair
Near the end of this book, Iain Sinclair decides to tell us what it is all about. Walking along the Olympic fence in Stratford, East London, he comes across "globetrotting Sicilian photographer Mimi Mollica, a native of Hackney Wick", who asks him what the title of the book means. Sinclair replies: "CGI smears on the blue fence. Real juice from a virtual host. Embalming fluid. A soup of ...
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News from Yahoo! Contributor Network via Yahoo! News - 07/07/2011
Calatrava Bridge brings development plans to West Dallas
As Dallas' Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge nears completion, a number of changes are in store for the West Dallas neighborhood the bridge will connect to downtown. Designed by renowned architect Santiago Calatrava, the Hill Bridge has been the focus of a city plan, unknown to many residents, that will completely change the area it will serve. It includes an investment in infrastructure and new private ...
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News from The Buffalo News - 07/06/2011
Leadership fails Buffalo
Fourteen years ago, the people of Western New York were promised a glorious new signature bridge over the Niagara River to Canada. The current Peace Bridge was (and is) a major crossing for autos and trucks between the two countries. But the bridge was wearing out.
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News from The Globe and Mail - 07/01/2011
Obika: Where the bufala roams
In the financial district, a restaurant specializing in buffalo mozzarella imported from Italy gets by on an uneven menu
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News from OnMilwaukee.com - 07/01/2011
OnMedia: "Transformers" is big, but "Beginners" is a fine little film
Ewan McGregor is the subtle star of "Beginners," opening today at the Downer. ... But of course there's "Transformers," with some scenes shot in and around the Milwaukee Art Museum. ... And David Hobbs offers his voice to "Cars 2."
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News from GlobeNewswire via Yahoo! Finance - 06/30/2011
Milwaukee Art Museum Hosts Panel on the Politics of Art
MILWAUKEE -- The Milwaukee Art Museum will host a panel discussion on contemporary art and political topics on Thursday, July 7 at 6:15 p.m. in Lubar Auditorium.
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News from Las Cruces Sun-News - 06/30/2011
Film Review: 'Transformers: Dark of the Moon' -- 1.5 stars?
"Transformers: Dark of the Moon," a work of ineffable soullessness and persistent moral idiocy, concludes with Chicago taking it in the shorts for 50-odd minutes, at the hands of the Decepticons in an alien takeover scored, partially, to an emo-ballad mourning the "cataclysm" of it all.
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News from Baltimore Sun - 06/29/2011
Movie review: 'Transformers: Dark of the Moon'
"Transformers: Dark of the Moon," a work of ineffable soullessness and persistent moral idiocy, concludes with Chicago taking it in the shorts for 50-odd minutes.
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News from The 33 News Dallas Fort Worth - 06/28/2011
A 'Moon' to howl at
'Transformers: Dark of the Moon' -- 1.5 stars "Transformers: Dark of the Moon," a work of ineffable soullessness and persistent moral idiocy, concludes with Chicago taking it in the shorts for 50-odd minutes, at the hands of the Decepticons in an alien takeover scored, partially, to an emo-ballad mourning the "cataclysm" of it all.
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News from SF Weekly - 06/28/2011
"Transformers: Dark of the Moon": The Enjoyable Hum of Your Brain Cells Dying
The two hours and 34 minutes of Transformers: Dark of the Moon are loaded with unimaginable violence, but only one spasm left the audience speechless at the theater where I watched it. They cheered the robot-on-robot slugfests, rendered in terabyte-straining slow motion and splashing Decep...
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News from The Village Voice - 06/28/2011
Destroying Chicago and Our Brain Cells: Transformers is Back
The two hours and 34 minutes of Transformers: Dark of the Moon are loaded with unimaginable violence, but only one spasm left the audience at the theater where I watched it speechless. They cheered the robot-on-robot slugfests, rendered in terabyte-straining slow motion and splashing Decep...
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