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Mike Murphy: “Nikki has one big resource Trump doesn’t have: time. And therein lies the big fork in the strategic road before her.”“Path one, is to go the way of Ron DeSycophantis (new name alert!) and roll over big for Trump. Ron is pivoting to get right with MAGA world with neck-snappi
Is like ah had dis dream dat while de Evacuees from de Red and Orange Zones were under pressure to go back to de Danger Zones near La suffrey, we in de Green Zone on de Ah-pose-it end of SVG were experiencing earthquakes, followed by smoke and mushroom clouds ballooning from Mount Sin Andrew, de 1,500 feet de 1, 500 feet dat towers over de Southern end of SVG. Was …
Social Share Is like ah had dis dream dat while de Evacuees from de Red and Orange Zones were under pressure to go back to de Danger Zones near La suffrey, we in de Green Zone on de Ah-pose-it end of SVG were experiencing earthquakes, followed by smoke and mushroom clouds ballooning from Mount Sin Andrew, de 1,500 feet de 1, 500 feet dat towers over de Southern end of SVG. Was only den we overs dat since December 2020, unknown to John Public, ah team of Volcanologists were monitoring new Seismic activities in Sin Andrews. Things deteriorated and all dem communities and NDP constit...
Andy Warhol, Raphael Madonna - $6.99 (1985). Courtesy of the Andy Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh, ©2021 the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc./Licensed by Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. Andy Warhol is synonymous with Pop art and celebrity, Campbell’s Soup and Marilyn Monroe—but one driving force in the artist’s work that people may not know about is Warhol’s relationship to Catholicism. A new exhibition illuminating the ways Catholic themes appear in Warhol’s work will travel to the Brooklyn Museum this fall from Pittsburgh’s Andy Warhol Museum. “It’s not ...
Living Sculpture, Turin, 1966. Courtesy Fondazione Merz. As the daughter of this extraordinary woman, I can’t not mention Marisa Merz, both as an artist and also as a mother. I was guided and inspired by her quiet determination and her energy. Often going against what was rational, she lived by her own rules. These are qualities that, in addition to other things, I consider fundamental to be able to achieve one’s goals. —Beatrice Merz, president, Fondazione Merz, Torino, Italy Belgian philosopher Isabelle Stengers in 1997. Photo by Louis MONIER/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images. The wr...