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For generations, the Compass Inn was a carriage stop on the toll road that would later become U.S. Route 30. On Thursday, it was stopping traffic once again – hosting
Hartford's downtown denizens may spot celebrity actors in the area over the next few weeks, as Elizabeth Banks, Sigourney Weaver and others are in town shooting a film about the 1960s-era abortion movement. The two actors were shooting scenes for "Call Jane" in front of the newly-renovated apartment building on 28 High St. Tuesday, after spending last week filming around Charter Oak Place last week. Publicist Peter Silbermann said the film takes place in 1960s Chicago. "Hartford is perfect to double Chicago in the '60's," Silbermann said.
Green to Gold Guia Cortassa , April 19th, 2021 07:54 From its gentle beginning to its psychedelic finish, the latest from New York's Antlers mirrors the cycles of nature – to beguiling effect, finds Guia Cortassa There is a short silence after you press play on the Antlers’s new Green to Gold. A few seconds of nothing before you start hearing a low hissing. An echoed pair of notes follow, then a simple beat, and, finally, the guitar. A crescendo leading fo a full, instrumental piece – not with a burst, but with a delicate rise, reaching its gentle climax to quieten again. It feels as ...