The 23-year-old says “he wasn’t thinking when he discarded the fake bomb while cleaning out his Manhattan apartment Tuesday.”
Author: ArtsJournal2
Perhaps This Is Not News: Television Critics Really Like ‘Breaking Bad’
TV critics, according to their annual award ceremony, also like The Americans, Game of Thrones, Orphan Black, and Louis C.K.
So, All Of That Praise For Dallas’ Sculpture Garden-Killing Museum Tower?
And much of the angry commenting on articles skeptical of the Tower? Yeah, that was an unethical PR campaign that involved fake social media profiles – and resulted in at least one resignation.
Does Robert Schumann Count Among The Greats?
“Schumann lived his art to such a degree that his anxious personal life and his mercurial compositions became one and the same.”
Just Let Go Of Books (Well, Some Of Them. Well, Not THOSE Books)
“Sometimes, my husband and I try to select books we want to jettison — otherwise how can we buy more? I mean, a house is for living in, right?”
What Happens When You Begin To Age Out Of Ballet?
You commission four choreographers for “neo-neo-classical ballet” duets, of course.
We’ve Lost Our Digital Innocence. What’s Next?
“It’s entirely unimaginable that something as revolutionary as the internet would not become entangled in struggles for power and control. Instinctively, we knew that our innocence stood on weak foundations.”
The Essay Movie: It’s A (Much Bigger) Thing Now
The wandering, chaotic films “are attracting ever more sizable audiences, especially younger people who have been weaned on cheap editing software, platforms such as Tumblr and the archival riches at YouTube and UbuWeb.”
After Price-Fixing Trial, Department Of Justice Recommends Crackdown On Apple
Apple is supposed to end its relationship with the five big publishers and let users buy in-app books from Amazon and Barnes & Noble – but in addition, “the government wants to use its victory to discipline Apple in other markets where it does business, like movies, music and television shows.”
How To Deal With The 2871 Shows At The Edinburgh Fringe Festival
Let go and enjoy the wackiness.