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Dee Dee Bridgewater [Photo by Black Mold] In March 2020, the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundations "Chanteuse: Celebrating New Orleans Women in Music" concert series was cut short as New Orleans locked down. Now, the series continues with their first in-person events since that time! Starting May 29, Chanteuse: Celebrating New Orleans Women in Music returns. This six-week concert series features new talents alongside NEA Jazz Master, triple Grammy Winning and Tony Award Winning, UN Ambass...

Miguel Zenon 5 March 2021 Saxophonist Miguel Zenón has been a Guggenheim and MacArthur fellow, and he is known for innovative composition and fresh concepts in improvised music. But he is also the kind of creative big thinker who is always aware of the history that his work is built on. Perhaps that is why so many of his recent projects have been nods to artists and traditions that preceded him. “There is something to that,” he tells PopMatters. “It’s part of the tradition of creative ...

Samuele Barbetta è stato eliminato dalla scuola di Amici. Il giovane ballerino rivelo chi, secondo lui, potrebbe vincere il talent show. Vediamo nel dettaglio ...

We took BC Ferries here to Graham Island to start a seven-day tour of Haida Gwaii. At 7:30 AM we are out front of Premium Creek Lodgings to watch an Inland Air float plane land in Hecate Straight, on the other side of the main road. We lug our bags across the road and meet our three companions and the pilot, Peter.  A truckload of food arrives from the co-op. We all pitch in to load the single-engine Beaver. But not before, Peter, lifting bags and boxes, tells us how to distribute the weight ...

Beyond International Jazz Day. Phoenix musicians weight in on igniting the jazz gene Ed Masley, Arizona Republic Doc Jones was in New Orleans for the first International Jazz Day, April 30, in 2012. “They had 7,000 people out there at about 8 o’clock in the morning,” he says. “A phenomenal sight." A year later, Jones — a music educator, who plays saxophone and keyboards — organized the Valleys first International Jazz Day, held at Cityscape. Its Jones hope that a ...

For Dexter’s Lab’s 25th anniversary, we spoke with creator Genndy Tartakovsky, as well as animators and writers Craig McCracken, Rob Renzetti, and Butch Hartman

There was a time when the thought of walking made me shudder. I grew up in Merstham, a one-pub village in Englands south-east that sits on the motorway border between London and Surrey. My school was at the top of a wooded hill, accessible to vehicles only by two narrow country roads. But my school commute, a journey where I was more likely to encounter a bushy-tailed squirrel than another human being, was a little different. A new national network of walking routes will soon connect every tow...

WhatcomTalk Rena Priest, Washington’s New Poet Laureate, Calls Bellingham Home For the next two years, our Washington State Poet Laureate promises to reach out to residents, and bring poetry into the natural world. Photo courtesy Rena Priest Rena Priest, Washington’s New Poet Laureate, Calls Bellingham Home A member of the Lhaq’temish (Lummi) Nation and an American Book Award winner, Priest is the first Native American poet to serve as our states poet laureate Bellingham ...

Pets of the Week: Dee Dee and Cercei are looking for their forever homes Today 9:30 AM Facebook Share Here are two of them. Dee Dee is a 7-month-old female Cane Corso and Staffordshire mix who is brindle and white. She is learning to walk nicely on the leash and to learn some basic commands. As a typical puppy, she likes to chew and play but wants to please her human. Cercei is a 1-year-old solid black shorthair cat who came in as a stray with a litter of kittens. She is a tiny cat who weighs ...

Le lezioni di arte per gli studenti della scuola materna si stanno spostando oltre i colori con le dita verso i mondi di Van Gogh, di Leonardo da Vinci e di ...