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By Ernie Schenck When I was a kid, a bunch of us decided one day to explore the cave in the woods behind the Little League field. I knew the cave of course. We all did. With the exception of a few of us, every kid in the neighborhood had gone inside. I say a few. That would be Cheryl Krupka, Wanda Wagner and, um, yours truly. What can I say. I was a bookworm. A dork before his time. What I was not was Indiana Jones, itching to steal golden idols, to outrun massive boulders capable of crushing m...

John the potter A COMMUNITY group is fired up with excitement over a new electric kiln that will boost a local wellbeing project. Govanhill Baths Community Trust has received a new 325 litre electric kiln, a Raku kiln and associated equipment following a generous sponsorship from Denis Houlihan of Houlihan Pharmacies. The sponsorship was match-funded by Culture and Business Fund Scotland, bringing it to a total of £10,000. Fatima Uygun, manager of Govanhill Baths Community Trust, said:...

Not many things about the enigmatic Tilda Swinton are cut and dried, but her career does neatly divide at the turn of the millennium. Before then, she was barely known to moviegoers and was reluctant to consider herself an actor. She often said she felt like shed been pulled into art projects by her friend, the late Derek Jarman. She was his muse in eight films, beginning with her 1986 debut, "Caravaggio," and peaking with the vituperative "The Last of England," one of many Swinton performances...

Heroes Led Him Here As he steps into a series lead, a grateful actor thanks those he’s learned from along the way. Robert Rorke "I want to die on set," declares Jonathan Tucker. Its an extreme statement, but this actor likes roles that test his physical limits — and maybe push his luck. He lost 30 pounds and trained at Eastons gym in L.A. to play mixed-martial artist Jay Kulina for three seasons on the DirecTV boxing drama Kingdom (its now on Netflix). Nearly as demanding is his newest rol...

Features / / 01 · 03 · 2021 Naming yourself after one of British historys most pivotal figures is a bold move, but then William The Conqueror could scarcely be accused of lacking ambition. A group whose literary flair and in-depth musicality marks them out from the crowd, the three-piece set about constructing their new album last year. Pieced together as the world seemed to collapse, Maverick Thinker is shot through with a dont-look-back attitude, imbuing each s...

Ofana, Emaxee, Cephas, Falana and more. Pick of the week: MoBelieve - On This Side Moment of the week: TBA Here are our picks of the week; Ofana - Million Years Emaxee - Foreign Made Mr. Oldest himself is back with a soft Afro-pop record aboard a beautiful production. The record is a satire about the Nigerian appreciation for foreign phenomenon. Cephas - When We Were Young Falana - Joy The track, inspired by the SARS protests across Nigeria, is a beautiful yet powerful protest song that speaks ...

Now, in an appearance on The Late Late Show with James Corden this week (February 25), Humberstone confirmed the collaboration, and that it will appear on her next EP. Advertisement Alongside the conversation with Corden, Humberstone also shared an eerie performance of the title track from her debut EP, last year’s ‘Falling Asleep At The Wheel’, shot in an underpass on the outskirts of London. Watch the performance and her interview with Corden below.   Advertisement Last month, Hum...

call for articles issued in partnership with the Stable Seas program of One Earth Future. This turned out to be one of the most viewed CIMSEC topic weeks, and which featured insights from a wide range of authors. Ocean governance is in a state of flux. Legal regimes are being revised, and maritime powers are employing hybrid tactics that seek to exploit the seams of legal frameworks and norms that constitute ocean governance. Non-state actors such as pirates, smugglers, and others are constant...

As your favorite artists prepare for the new year to warm up to release their larger projects, a bunch of artists have already begun to release new

Share: Today’s a big day for Fed watchers. So is tomorrow. Meanwhile, the “Tech check” continues with selling overnight hitting mega-cap stocks in that sector.  We’ll talk more about Tech below. First, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell begins his semi-annual testimony to the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs at 10 a.m. ET. He heads over to the House on Wednesday for more of the same, and it’s all going to be live-streamed. This is what people once called “Humphrey Ha...