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Long live the King

“This Is It” may be an imperfect farewell to the King of Pop, but then, any sendoff would be. (continued...)

Sunday, November 01, 2009 | Comments (0)
TAGS: Music, Movies, Celebrities, Stop the Presses

KASIM REED: "CHECK THE NUMBERS, BABY!"

Mary Norwood and Kasim Reed are headed to a run-off on Dec. 1, following tonight's Atlanta mayoral election in which Norwood pulled about 45 percent of the vote to Reed's 37 percent. (continued...)

Wednesday, November 04, 2009 | Comments (1)
TAGS: News, Opinion, Politics

Halloween cocktails that put your candy to shame

Too old to trick-or-treat? Get into the spirit another way by mixing up some of these Halloween candy-inspired cocktails from Van Gogh Vodka. Just don... (continued...)

Friday, October 30, 2009 | Comments (0)
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How does the performance trace the relationship between man and horse?
    It's the images. It starts at the Lascaux Cave; it is the first drawing in a cave [in which] we recognize a horse. We travel through the history of humanity to see that man has a connection with the horse. We bring the audience through Roman times, traveling through modern [day]. It's a show that's very poetic. If I had to write a poem about human history, that is what you see. It's a poem for the eyes and ears.

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