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Gil Hodges in the Hall of Fame at last
The Dodger great managed the 1969 Mets to the World Champoionship. He would have been 98 on April 4. Great first-baseman, clutch hitter, drove in both runs when the Dodgers won the 7th game…
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Water and bread, not wine and cake: choreographer Mylène Benoît speaks up for dance [by Tracy Danison]
WONDER by Mylène Benoît: “Body memory working on the body present”. Photo © Fabrice Poiteaux The portico on the Théâtre des Abbesses boasts a quote from Pina Bausch, a genius, sure, but also beloved of…
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Water and bread, not wine and cake: choreographer Mylène Benoît speaks up for dance [by Tracy Danison]
WONDER by Mylène Benoît: “Body memory working on the body present”. Photo © Fabrice Poiteaux The portico on the Théâtre des Abbesses boasts a quote from Pina Bausch, a genius, sure, but also beloved of…
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An Interview with Meg Pokrass and Jeff Friedman [by Nin Andrews]
Recently, I had the pleasure of reading a delightful collection of micro-fictions/prose poems: The House of Grana Padano by Meg Pokrass and Jeff Friedman. I have to confess that I was hesitant to open the…
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Happy birthday, Dean Martin
"I couldn't feel any better or I'd be sickTell me quick ain't love a kick in the head. . ."
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On D-Day (Just In Case) [by General Dwight D. Eisenhower]
On June 6, 1944, nearly 3 million Allied troops readied themselves to cross the treacherous English channel in less than ideal weather. On this day, the first 160,000 of those troops landed on…
