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Chief Josephine Oboh-MacLeod lives and breathes art and culture. She’s a painter, sculpts, photographer, philanthropist, advocate

Views: Visits 4 Chief Josephine Oboh-Macleod Chief Josephine Oboh-MacLeod lives and breathes art and culture. She’s a painter, sculpts, photographer, philanthropist, advocate for the environment and the less-privileged, and a human rights activist. From collecting artworks at the age of 15 years 40 years ago, she is now an authority whose artworks grace galleries across the globe and exhibitions attract avid collectors. “Sunset”, “Stepping into Universality”, “A...

Whew, that was a busy one! Claire paid tribute to (this weeks cover star) Arthur Russell on his birthday, announced next weeks show special (details at the ...

Super Friends, and Spider-Man dominated American television sets from the hours of 8 a.m. to noon on Saturdays, providing children fond memories they’ve cherished far into adulthood. But as much as we loved these shows, they weren’t created just to entertain kids; the programs were made to generate revenue for TV networks and toy companies. The enthusiasm for squeezing profits out of this captive audience of children accelerated the creation of many fondly remembered shows. Ironically, it ...

A look back at the big tunes of 2021 so far, a look forward to what well be dancing to this summer, and a few classics sprinkled in. Last weeks Piano House...

LITTLE BALKANS CHRONICLES — Treat Night and Nickel Pepsi J.T. Knoll I identify strongly with this episode of Gary Gleason’s ‘Boyhood Days in Pittsburg.’ I remember helping unload our station wagon after mom’s Safeway and Foodtown shopping trips – as well as the excitement of getting pop instead of Kool-Aid (the only time we had Pepsi was when mom made chili). I also slid Pepsi and NuGrape bottles along the steel rails and visited the Pepsi Cola Bottling Plant, where I got my first g...

Print Jim “Mouse” Robb, a legendary San Diego surfer who started riding waves in the 1940s on 70-pound longboards made out of redwood, and who became a father figure to dozens of local lifeguards and assorted water rats, died April 22, one day shy of his 88th birthday. His impact, especially in Ocean Beach, inspired a bumper sticker, “Mouse Would Go,” which nods to his eagerness to surf even the biggest waves, and to his willingness to help people as a mentor, electrician, and do-whatev...

New Flintstones sequel series in the works Fred Flintstone is about to retire and Pebbles is an adult: "Bedrock" is set 20 years after the events of the classic series. A look back at what made the original so popular. The Flintstones addressed modern everyday concerns in a Stone Age setting A sequel to Titled Bedrock, the new animated series will revisit the Flintstone family two decades after the events of the original show. The Stone Age is about to be replaced by an enlightened new Bronze...

ONE on TNT II: Lee vs. Nastyukhin Preview and Predictions April 11, 2021 Last Wednesday’s TNT debut for ONE did not go well for American stars Eddie Alvarez and Demetrious “Mighty Mouse” Johnson. Alvarez suffered a disqualification loss and Mighty Mouse was blasted by a knee courtesy of Adriano Moraes for a knockout loss. Perhaps the United States will fare better this week at ONE on TNT II. In the MMA realm, America’s Christian Lee attempts to defend his lightweight crown for the secon...

Sterling & Johnson Still Disagree On Rules After Johnson’s Knee KO Loss Demetrious Johnson, Aljamain Sterling Aljamain Sterling and Demetrious Johnson still disagree on whether knees to a downed fighter should be legal, even after Johnson fell victim to the maneuver on Wednesday. Following Aljamain Sterling’s DQ victory over Petr Yan to become the new UFC bantamweight champion, one of the many people who weighed in on the controversial win was Demetrious Johnson. Johnson argued that k...