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Museums RSS FeedsEudora Welty's work as a young writer: Taking pictures - Welty's early camerawork, now on view at the Museum of the City of New York, is a compelling record of Depression-era life....Feed Source: www.iht.com Hollywood night of offbeat choices - The Hollywood foreign press lived up to its name on Sunday and paid frantic tribute to the compelling idiosyncrasies of far-flung independent cinema.... 'Slumdog Millionaire' and Kate Winslet shine at Golden Globes - Hollywood put aside a dismal economy and the threat of an actors' strike to focus on the 66th annual Golden Globe Awards.... Patinkin's playful riff on politics; and a so-so revival of Orton's 'Loot' - The Broadway star Mandy Patinkin is in concert at the Duke of York's Theatre; Joe Orton's "Loot" has been revived at the Tricycle Theatre, and Joe DiPietro's "F*ing Men" is playing at the King's Head.... Injecting a taste of the flush and flashy '80s into Sundance - "The Informers," a film of Bret Easton Ellis stories, swims against the tide.... 'Slumdog Millionaire' and Kate Winslet shine at Golden Globes - Hollywood put aside a dismal economy and the threat of an actors' strike to focus on the 66th annual Golden Globe Awards.... 'Slumdog Millionaire' and Kate Winslet shine at Golden Globes - Hollywood put aside a dismal economy and the threat of an actors' strike to focus on the 66th annual Golden Globe Awards.... List of Golden Globe nominees and winners - Motion picture and television nominees and winners for the 65th annual Golden Globe Awards.... Italy police recover stolen masterpieces - Italian police have recovered 10 masterpieces, including a painting attributed to an artist who worked on the Sistine Chapel, that were stolen in 2004 from an ancient religious complex in Rome, officials said Tuesday.... Claude Berri, a force in French film, dies at 74 - Berri was, by and large, a filmmaker of mainstream sensibility who favored stories of either quirky charm - many drawn from his own life - or grand sweep.... Hafsia Herzi portrays another France in 'La graine et le mulet' - Hafsia Herzi is the fast-talking, pint-size revelation of Abdel Kechiche's "La graine et le mulet" (The Secret of the Grain), a surprising hit about a dynasty of Maghrebian workers in the French fishing town of Sète.... Sadler's Wells and its rags to riches story - By taking risks, trusting his instincts and continually supporting new work, Alistair Spalding has transformed the Sadler's Wells theater in London into what may well be the most important dance house in the world.... The infamous premiere of 'Antony and Cleopatra' - The opening night of Samuel Barber's "Antony and Cleopatra' at the Met in 1966 was a fiasco. A revival by the New York City Opera will be performed this week.... Globe winners continue celebration with LA critics - The ceremony had yet to begin, but this arrivals line felt more like an afterparty.... Los Angeles Film Critics Association winners - Complete list of winners at the Los Angeles Film Critics Association awards:... 'Slumdog Millionaire' and Kate Winslet shine at Golden Globes - Hollywood put aside a dismal economy and the threat of an actors' strike to focus on the 66th annual Golden Globe Awards.... Blake Fielder-Civil, Jennifer Love Hewitt, James Gandolfini - A roundup of the day's celebrity news.... France's museums to be free for under-25s - French President Nicolas Sarkozy says the country's national museums and monuments will soon stop charging admission to visitors under 25.... Book review: "The Sky Below' - Gabriel Collins, the narrator of Stacey D?Erasmo?s new novel, ??The Sky Below,?? imagines his life as a series of containers.... Shock greets move to close New York's Amato opera in May - The opera has served up homemade productions for 60 years in basement theaters, always under the loving care of Anthony Amato.... Theaters not yet ready for Hollywood's infatuation with 3-D - Hollywood has more than 30 pictures on the way that rely on the technology, but without expensive upgrades to projection equipment at theatres, mass-market 3-D releases are not tenable.... Fiction reading increases for U.S. adults - The National Endowment for the Arts says in a report that it believes a quarter-century of precipitous decline in fiction reading has reversed.... Hollywood finds its party mood for the Golden Globes - GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS Hollywood put aside a dismal economy and the threat of an actors' strike to focus on the 66th annual Golden Globe Awards. Alec Baldwin and Tina Fey won for "30 Rock." Live blogging |... List of Golden Globe nominees and winners - Motion picture and television nominees and winners for the 65th annual Golden Globe Awards.... Book review: "The Fire Gospel" and "Beat the Reaper" - The hero of Michel Faber's "The Fire Gospel" has stumbled upon a fifth Gospel. In "Beat the Reaper," his first novel, Josh Bazell writes engagingly about a former hit man for the Mafia.... Would an iTunes model save newspapers? - People in the newspaper business can't be blamed for hoping that someone comes along and convinces the millions of interested readers who get their news every day free on Web sites that it is time to pay up.... Fergie, Patrick Swayze, Barack Obama - A roundup of the day's celebrity news.... Martino Gamper and the art of improvisation - What fascinates Gamper is the process of making things, and he's as interested in how other designers do that as in doing it himself.... Black directors face frustration, hope and elusive success - Though some black directors have met or exceeded most of the critical expectations shown in their debuts in the 1990s, they have had mixed-to-sporadic success in getting their subsequent projects into theaters.... Telling the Holocaust like it wasn't - The further the Holocaust recedes into the past, the more it's being exploited to create a narrative of redemption.... Book Reviews: 'The Black Girl Next Door' and 'The Runaway Dolls' - Jennifer Baszile writes about the churning emotions and hidden drama of a black family living in an exclusive white suburb, while Ann M. Martin and Laura Godwin chronicle the adventures of two living dolls who flee the family home to save another doll.... 'Marley & Me': A meandering tale of suburbia - The film "Marley & Me" follows the relationship between Marley, an unruly Labrador retriever, and his suburban owners John and Jenny Grogan (Owen Wilson and Jennifer Aniston).... I'm trying to see all these movies. You want to talk? Go home! - Seeing all the films that may receive Oscar nods this season requires a single-mindedness bordering on mania.... The Globes are nice, but the directors Guild may set the Oscar pace - All eyes are trained on Sunday night, when the Golden Globes will winnow the herd.... Golden Globes promise glamour and pizazz Sunday - "The 66th Annual Golden Globe Awards" would be sure to tower over last year's telecast, even without trying. And executive producer Barry Adelman is trying.... Let them eat awards shows - As Hollywood heads into the heart of its awards season, movie stars and their handlers have a decision to make: to preen or not to preen.... Connoisseurs take back control of art market - The last-chance syndrome accounts for the otherwise inexplicable performance of some works of art observed on the auction scene from New York to Paris as the economic outlook kept darkening last fall.... Public speaking, train-wreck style - Anne Hathaway, playing the central character in "Rachel Getting Married," gives a brave performance that doesn't ask to be liked; only to be believed.... Ginsberg's rocky path from madness to gladness - 'The Letters of Allen Ginsberg' and 'The Selected Letters of Allen Ginsberg and Gary Snyder' are both edited by Bill Morgan and give an intimate look at the poet's life.... Palin says she's been exploited by Couric and Fey - Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin says CBS News anchor Katie Couric and comic actress Tina Fey have been "exploiting" her.... Dev Patel, Ian McKellen, Kate Winslet - The day's roundup of celebrity news.... Angelina Jolie thinking about brief return to film - Angelina Jolie, who has been lying low since the birth of her 5-month-old twins, is thinking about a brief return to film, but very brief.... Golden Globes promise glamour and pizazz Sunday - "The 66th Annual Golden Globe Awards" would be sure to tower over last year's telecast, even without trying. And executive producer Barry Adelman is trying.... 'The Shadow Factory' How eavesdropping became big business - James Bamford's latest book on the secretive National Security Administration after 9/11 shows a staggering volume of private communications in the United States and abroad.... Book Review: H.G. Adler.'s 'The Journey' - An attempt to use the instruments of 20th-century literature to depict the dislocations of spirit and consciousness caused by the genocide against the Jews, Adler's style in 'The Journey' could be called Holocaust modernism, an improbable formulation... Book Review: D.J. Taylor's 'Bright Young People' - Taylor's deglamorizing approach to the youth of the 1920s and '30s focuses on the tension beneath the willful gaiety.... Let them eat awards shows - As Hollywood heads into the heart of its awards season, movie stars and their handlers have a decision to make: to preen or not to preen.... For Hollywood stars, extravagance is ever so passé - Amid an economic downturn, stylists expect celebrities this year to take their cues from stars popular during the golden age of Hollywood, edging toward classic looks and away from any trend that smacks of ostentatious consumerism.... Eudora Welty's work as a young writer: Taking pictures - Welty's early camerawork, now on view at the Museum of the City of New York, is a compelling record of Depression-era life.... Hollywood night of offbeat choices - The Hollywood foreign press lived up to its name on Sunday and paid frantic tribute to the compelling idiosyncrasies of far-flung independent cinema.... 'Slumdog Millionaire' and Kate Winslet shine at Golden Globes - Hollywood put aside a dismal economy and the threat of an actors' strike to focus on the 66th annual Golden Globe Awards.... Patinkin's playful riff on politics; and a so-so revival of Orton's 'Loot' - The Broadway star Mandy Patinkin is in concert at the Duke of York's Theatre; Joe Orton's "Loot" has been revived at the Tricycle Theatre, and Joe DiPietro's "F*ing Men" is playing at the King's Head.... Injecting a taste of the flush and flashy '80s into Sundance - "The Informers," a film of Bret Easton Ellis stories, swims against the tide.... 'Slumdog Millionaire' and Kate Winslet shine at Golden Globes - Hollywood put aside a dismal economy and the threat of an actors' strike to focus on the 66th annual Golden Globe Awards.... 'Slumdog Millionaire' and Kate Winslet shine at Golden Globes - Hollywood put aside a dismal economy and the threat of an actors' strike to focus on the 66th annual Golden Globe Awards.... List of Golden Globe nominees and winners - Motion picture and television nominees and winners for the 65th annual Golden Globe Awards.... Italy police recover stolen masterpieces - Italian police have recovered 10 masterpieces, including a painting attributed to an artist who worked on the Sistine Chapel, that were stolen in 2004 from an ancient religious complex in Rome, officials said Tuesday.... Claude Berri, a force in French film, dies at 74 - Berri was, by and large, a filmmaker of mainstream sensibility who favored stories of either quirky charm - many drawn from his own life - or grand sweep.... Hafsia Herzi portrays another France in 'La graine et le mulet' - Hafsia Herzi is the fast-talking, pint-size revelation of Abdel Kechiche's "La graine et le mulet" (The Secret of the Grain), a surprising hit about a dynasty of Maghrebian workers in the French fishing town of Sète.... Sadler's Wells and its rags to riches story - By taking risks, trusting his instincts and continually supporting new work, Alistair Spalding has transformed the Sadler's Wells theater in London into what may well be the most important dance house in the world.... The infamous premiere of 'Antony and Cleopatra' - The opening night of Samuel Barber's "Antony and Cleopatra' at the Met in 1966 was a fiasco. A revival by the New York City Opera will be performed this week.... Globe winners continue celebration with LA critics - The ceremony had yet to begin, but this arrivals line felt more like an afterparty.... Los Angeles Film Critics Association winners - Complete list of winners at the Los Angeles Film Critics Association awards:... 'Slumdog Millionaire' and Kate Winslet shine at Golden Globes - Hollywood put aside a dismal economy and the threat of an actors' strike to focus on the 66th annual Golden Globe Awards.... Blake Fielder-Civil, Jennifer Love Hewitt, James Gandolfini - A roundup of the day's celebrity news.... France's museums to be free for under-25s - French President Nicolas Sarkozy says the country's national museums and monuments will soon stop charging admission to visitors under 25.... Book review: "The Sky Below' - Gabriel Collins, the narrator of Stacey D?Erasmo?s new novel, ??The Sky Below,?? imagines his life as a series of containers.... Shock greets move to close New York's Amato opera in May - The opera has served up homemade productions for 60 years in basement theaters, always under the loving care of Anthony Amato.... Theaters not yet ready for Hollywood's infatuation with 3-D - Hollywood has more than 30 pictures on the way that rely on the technology, but without expensive upgrades to projection equipment at theatres, mass-market 3-D releases are not tenable.... Fiction reading increases for U.S. adults - The National Endowment for the Arts says in a report that it believes a quarter-century of precipitous decline in fiction reading has reversed.... Hollywood finds its party mood for the Golden Globes - GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS Hollywood put aside a dismal economy and the threat of an actors' strike to focus on the 66th annual Golden Globe Awards. Alec Baldwin and Tina Fey won for "30 Rock." Live blogging |... List of Golden Globe nominees and winners - Motion picture and television nominees and winners for the 65th annual Golden Globe Awards.... Book review: "The Fire Gospel" and "Beat the Reaper" - The hero of Michel Faber's "The Fire Gospel" has stumbled upon a fifth Gospel. In "Beat the Reaper," his first novel, Josh Bazell writes engagingly about a former hit man for the Mafia.... Would an iTunes model save newspapers? - People in the newspaper business can't be blamed for hoping that someone comes along and convinces the millions of interested readers who get their news every day free on Web sites that it is time to pay up.... Fergie, Patrick Swayze, Barack Obama - A roundup of the day's celebrity news.... Martino Gamper and the art of improvisation - What fascinates Gamper is the process of making things, and he's as interested in how other designers do that as in doing it himself.... Black directors face frustration, hope and elusive success - Though some black directors have met or exceeded most of the critical expectations shown in their debuts in the 1990s, they have had mixed-to-sporadic success in getting their subsequent projects into theaters.... Telling the Holocaust like it wasn't - The further the Holocaust recedes into the past, the more it's being exploited to create a narrative of redemption.... Book Reviews: 'The Black Girl Next Door' and 'The Runaway Dolls' - Jennifer Baszile writes about the churning emotions and hidden drama of a black family living in an exclusive white suburb, while Ann M. Martin and Laura Godwin chronicle the adventures of two living dolls who flee the family home to save another doll.... 'Marley & Me': A meandering tale of suburbia - The film "Marley & Me" follows the relationship between Marley, an unruly Labrador retriever, and his suburban owners John and Jenny Grogan (Owen Wilson and Jennifer Aniston).... I'm trying to see all these movies. You want to talk? Go home! - Seeing all the films that may receive Oscar nods this season requires a single-mindedness bordering on mania.... The Globes are nice, but the directors Guild may set the Oscar pace - All eyes are trained on Sunday night, when the Golden Globes will winnow the herd.... Golden Globes promise glamour and pizazz Sunday - "The 66th Annual Golden Globe Awards" would be sure to tower over last year's telecast, even without trying. And executive producer Barry Adelman is trying.... Let them eat awards shows - As Hollywood heads into the heart of its awards season, movie stars and their handlers have a decision to make: to preen or not to preen.... Connoisseurs take back control of art market - The last-chance syndrome accounts for the otherwise inexplicable performance of some works of art observed on the auction scene from New York to Paris as the economic outlook kept darkening last fall.... Public speaking, train-wreck style - Anne Hathaway, playing the central character in "Rachel Getting Married," gives a brave performance that doesn't ask to be liked; only to be believed.... Ginsberg's rocky path from madness to gladness - 'The Letters of Allen Ginsberg' and 'The Selected Letters of Allen Ginsberg and Gary Snyder' are both edited by Bill Morgan and give an intimate look at the poet's life.... Palin says she's been exploited by Couric and Fey - Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin says CBS News anchor Katie Couric and comic actress Tina Fey have been "exploiting" her.... Dev Patel, Ian McKellen, Kate Winslet - The day's roundup of celebrity news.... Angelina Jolie thinking about brief return to film - Angelina Jolie, who has been lying low since the birth of her 5-month-old twins, is thinking about a brief return to film, but very brief.... Golden Globes promise glamour and pizazz Sunday - "The 66th Annual Golden Globe Awards" would be sure to tower over last year's telecast, even without trying. And executive producer Barry Adelman is trying.... 'The Shadow Factory' How eavesdropping became big business - James Bamford's latest book on the secretive National Security Administration after 9/11 shows a staggering volume of private communications in the United States and abroad.... Book Review: H.G. Adler.'s 'The Journey' - An attempt to use the instruments of 20th-century literature to depict the dislocations of spirit and consciousness caused by the genocide against the Jews, Adler's style in 'The Journey' could be called Holocaust modernism, an improbable formulation... Book Review: D.J. Taylor's 'Bright Young People' - Taylor's deglamorizing approach to the youth of the 1920s and '30s focuses on the tension beneath the willful gaiety.... Let them eat awards shows - As Hollywood heads into the heart of its awards season, movie stars and their handlers have a decision to make: to preen or not to preen.... For Hollywood stars, extravagance is ever so passé - Amid an economic downturn, stylists expect celebrities this year to take their cues from stars popular during the golden age of Hollywood, edging toward classic looks and away from any trend that smacks of ostentatious consumerism.... Events at the Old Operating Theatre Museum - The latest events held by the Museum... Grants received by the Old Operating Theatre Museum - Details of grants and projects undertaken by the Museum ... Development Plan for the Old Operating Theatre Museum - Opportunity to look at the plans to improve the Museum - could we purchase the Church below the herb Garret?... News from the Old Operating Theatre Museum - News from our Home Page... History of Medicine Pages - Major rewrite of the History of Medicine Page ... Copyright © 2012, LadyWebSoftware. All Rights Reserved. |