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33 mins ago NEW YORK CITY, NY – The General Assembly of the United Nations has passed a resolution acknowledging the 1994 Star Trek: The Next Generation episode “Sub Rosa” as the most important cultural achievement of the human race. “‘Sub Rosa’ has it all,” said Bhutanese representative Doma Tshering. “[Actress] Gates McFadden has sex with an alien who is also a ghost who is also her grandmother’s lover, then she shoots the alien-ghost-lover… that, to me, is storytelling a...

Harry Sword , May 11th, 2021 10:31 Long-time producer and manager of The Master Musicians Of Joujouka, Frank Rynne, talks to Harry Sword about the challenges of recording their powerful new album, Live In Paris. Home page photograph by Herman Vanaershot The Master Musicians of Joujouka in their village by Maki Kita "The Masters started playing, slowly got into their vibe and built up and up", says Frank Rynne, long-time manager and producer of The Master Musicians Of Joujouka, describing the wi...

Best of travel: Why Toronto beats New York for a city break Toronto is great for a city break (Getty Images) To tide us over until we’re able to travel again, we’re republishing classic travel stories from our archives. Today we revisit Siobhan Grogan’s trip to the premier North American city break destination: Toronto. ••• As the cab from the airport inched forward in nose to tail traffic towards the distinctive skyline in the distance, I already knew I was going t...

SubRosa has updated its SOC as a service cybersecurity solution to help businesses implement a remote team to monitor their systems to reduce expenses without compromising on security.

Bandcamp / Buy Bisk, aka Tokyo’s Naohiro Fujikawa, has been chrome-plating chaos for a quarter century, turning out records that are absurd and exhilarating in equal measure. A Bisk song rarely follows a straight line for long: The Japanese producer’s drum programming weaves through knotty thickets of syncopated beats and white-noise bursts, chasing ghosts and dodging potholes. His samples are fragmentary dispatches from far-flung points, and any given musical phrase might shoeh...

Singer-songwriter-player-of-many-instruments Dinty Child has a new single out. “Incident at the Border” tells the true tale of a musician, a waywardly tossed Frisbee, and a resulting broken window at the Border Café in Harvard Square. It was recorded by Child and some friends in 2018 as part of a batch of 17 songs, 11 of which ended up on his 2020 album “Lucky Ones.” But it didn’t make the final cut, and is now seeing the light of day by its lonesome. Child has carved out a colorful ...

World War II veteran celebrates 100th birthday Times Record Theron "Doc" B. McElroy, a decorated World War II veteran, celebrated his 100th birthday on Saturday, Jan. 16. The family requests that birthday cards and messages be sent to Doc McElroy c/o Greenhurst Nursing Center, P.O. Box 458, Charleston, AR 72933. Doc was born Jan. 16, 1921, in Sub Rosa to Scot and Isabelle McElroy and is the only survivor of their seven children. He is also among a dwindling number of World War II veterans....

Brave New World Even in the best of times, opening a restaurant is a risky endeavor. Opening a restaurant during a pandemic is essentially uncharted territory. While Richmond has lost a number of independent restaurants due to pandemic pressures, including gems that helped shape the dining scene, the region has also witnessed an influx of new dining establishments. We look at some of these recent additions, from a chef-driven pizzeria in Scott’s Addition to a Black-owned juice bar in the F...

By JUSTIN LO | Special correspondent Years from now, we’ll look back and remember 2020 as the year when our long-standing ideas about dining changed — not so much for the good, but in response to the bad that is the coronavirus pandemic. And not because we wanted those ideas to change, but because they had to. The ingenuity and creativity of local restaurant owners, chefs and bartenders have long served our city well. They’ve been the driving force behind Richmondâ�...