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Hamptons International Film Festival Opening Night Film Premiere: ‘Itzhak’ with Itzhak Perlman
How well do you know the effervescent Itzhak Perlman? Alison Chernick's documentary about the great violinist is a delightful portrait of the man and the myth.
Read More »Theater Review (San Antonio): ‘Rikki-Tikki-Tavi and Other Just So Stories’ at the Magik Theatre
The downtown children's theater opens its 24th season with a delightful collection of Rudyard Kipling stories.
Read More »Interview: Shawn Vij, Author of ‘Moral Fiber: Awakening Corporate Consciousness’
Corporate veteran and leadership expert Shawn Vij talks about his book, 'Moral Fiber,' and why having a conscience can actually benefit corporations.
Read More »Interview: Daniel Mumuni of Catholic Relief Services in Sierra Leone
The latest national primary school results showed high success rates among students benefiting from the Food for Education program in Mongo Chiefdom.
Read More »Liberal Arts Education Comes to MA Prison
Many believe that education is a right, not a privilege – and that means making education accessible to everyone, no matter what the barriers.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Raise Capital on Your Own Terms: How to Fund Your Business Without Selling Your Soul,’ by Jenny Kassan
Jenny Kassan is an investment innovator and attorney. In her new book, 'Raise Capital on Your Own Terms', she divulges the vital tips and tricks for finding investors that believe in your dream and won't ask for your soul in return.
Read More »Interview: Peter Stamm, Author of ‘To The Back of Beyond’
An interview with Peter Stamm, author of 'To The Back of Beyond'
Read More »Sac-Con 2017: Toys, Comics, Anime and Cosplay
Former Marvel Editor-In-Chief Jim Shooter and actresses Irene Bedard and Chase Masterson were among the featured guests at this fall's Sac-Con 2017.
Read More »Music Review: Barbez – ‘For Those Who Came After: Songs of Resistance from the Spanish Civil War’
'For Those Who Came Before: Songs of Resistance from the Spanish Civil War' from Barbez and Velina Brown, is an amazing example of how music over 80 years old can not only be relevant today, but sound just as exciting and stirring as it did when originally written.
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