Billed as a "theatre essay", the play succeeds in bringing together medicine and philosophy, performance and literature.
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The High Stakes of Driving High
When did marijuana become the new alcohol?
Read More »Friday Femmes Fatales No 34 (Women Bloggers)
On the wonderfully named Boob Pencil: Random Wibble from a Textually Loquacious Word Freak, Clare has formula for overcoming writer's block.
Read More »In Defense Of Love
Infatuation has been studied and mislabeled.
Read More »Tom Cruise: Ultrasound Rebel
If Tom Cruise gets any weirder, he may turn into Michael Jackson. In an interview taped October 30 that aired Tuesday on Barbara Walters Presents: The 10 Most Fascinating People of 2005, the movie star, Scientologist, scourge of the medicated multitudes, and theoretical impregnator of his fiancee Katy Holmes, said, …
Read More »tbomedia.co.uk on SUBJECT2DISCUSSION
tbomedia.co.uk has partnered with Shaun OMac Daily’s popular weekly web radio show SUBJECT2DISCUSSION, which airs Tuesday nights at 7 pm PT, 10 pm ET on the LV Rocks site, for a weekly pop culture report on the show from 8-8:30 PT. Shaun was kind enough to announce to the world, …
Read More »Black Friday Revs Holiday eShopping Season
Last week I heard prognosticators opine that the opening blast of the holiday shopping season has shifted from the traditional brick-and-mortar Black Friday to Cyber Monday for online retailers, because so many online shoppers, who tend to be younger, use their work computers to make their cyber-purchases, and people don’t …
Read More »Exhibition Review: What Do Women Want?
Woman want access to decisionmaking in public and private spheres, safety, opportunity, respect .... and they've had to keep fighting for them.
Read More »How Fair Is the Kyoto Accord?
The West built its economies without environmental restrictions. India, China and other nations aren't so lucky.
Read More »Friday Femmes Fatales No 33 (Women Bloggers)
Lucky White Girl kept her laptop in the oven for safekeeping, but ...
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